The latest issue of Doctor Who Magazine, out today, has some news on the upcoming series of Doctor Who, beginning “around April”. As previously known, Series 6 (or 11.2) starts with a Steven Moffat two~parter set in 1960s USA. Episode Three is written by Steve Thompson (Sherlock: The Blind Banker) whilst Episode Four has been penned by Neil Gaiman and stars Suranne Jones (pictured below), a character that “might just turn out to be an old acquaintance with a new face.” Eps Five and Six (currently titled The Rebel Flesh and Gangers) have been written by Mathew Graham (Fear Her).
The first part of next year’s adventures will end with a Steven Moffat story and begin again after the Summer with Episode Eight, again written by the showrunner. Episode Nine, which was previously four in the running order, is a Mark Gatiss story starring Daniel Mays.
Doctor Who Magazine, now bigger than ever with 84 pages, also features interviews with Matt Smith and Karen Gillan along with news on all the Classic DVD releases in 2011. And much more!
Doctor Who Magazine 430 is available now
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Production also started on Torchwood: Miracle Day this week – you can keep up to date with news from the official production team on Twitter HERE.
Production also started on Torchwood: Miracle Day this week – you can keep up to date with news from the official production team on Twitter HERE.
What does this mean for the 'game changing cliffhanger'?
Quite how much is the game changed if an already filmed episode can be moved from series 6 to the slot directly after the resolution to the cliffhanger in series 7?
The same question occurred to me …
please don't kill rory! he's the best thing of the new series.