Doctor Who

By Ron Chusid There is no word as to whether Gwen will be returning, but either way it will be necessary to rebuild.There is also no word as to whether there will be further cross over episodes between The Doctor and Torchwood. Now that Russell T. Davies is leaving Doctor Who I would guess that the chances for...

By Christian Cawley info@kasterborous.com First we had Special Project #1 - the Doctor appearing in The Sarah Jane Adventures. Then there was Special Project #2 - the Doctor Who animation, Dreamland. Talk of a Special Project #3 went quiet... until Russell T Davies revealed in DWM that it was back on! Revealed today by BlogtorWho, Speci...

By Michael Hickerson It's the end, but the moment has been prepared for." That's what the fourth Doctor tells his companions as he begins to regenerate at the end of 1981's "Logopolis." And it's that story that writer and producer Russell T. Davies looked to when it came to writing the final installments for David...

By Christian Cawley info@kasterborous.com Russell T Davies continues to stoke the fire of that age old rumour, the Doctor Who movie. He did a good job of it 12 months ago with a set of statements that lead the entire world wide web to expect an announcement at the San Diego Comic Con - and now he's at it again. It's subtler this time - RTD was s...

By Christian Cawley info@kasterborous.com Top features dedicated to the Christmas Doctor Who in the new Radio Times include words from many of the stars and guests of The End of Time.  Naturally Russell T Davies is on hand to offer his thoughts on the end of an era but there's plenty of David Tennant and John Simm as well. The Master retur...

By noreply@blogger.com (Jamie Jeffords) Nevertheless, I like Torchwood. It has been more consistently good than Russell T. Davies’ just phoning it in Doctor Who of recent years. It has had to do so with far less resources, to boot. We will find out late next year if its quality continues.

By dailypop Doctor Who 2009 Special 2, ‘The Waters of Mars’ By Phil Ford and Russell T Davies With The Waters of Mars raking in 9.1 million viewers, 88% of the total viewing figures on a Sunday night it would seem that this episode was a roaring success. For those living in the US, the special will premiere o...

By Christian Cawley info@kasterborous.com Who On Who? marks the end of an era in the history of Doctor Who. In this programme Russell T Davies reveals to David Tennant whether he will ever write for the show in the future and his feelings about his successor on the series, Steven Moffat. Scheduled for broadcast on BBC Radio 2 on December...

By noreply@blogger.com (Mark) For this updated edition of The Writer's Tale, Head Writer and Executive Producer Russell T Davies and journalist Benjamin Cook continue their in-depth discussion of the creative life of Doctor Who to cover the last of Russell's specials, as well as the increasingly successful Torchw...

By Michael Hickerson 240: A Conversation With Kenny Yakkel In the News: A “Doctor Who” movie could still happen, but it will be without the guidance of Russell T. Davies SciFi to SciFact: “Strange Days” A group of fans wants to see a director’s cut of “Superman Returns.” This Slice of SciFi show is sponsored by GoT...

By Christian Cawley info@kasterborous.com Den of Geek has kindly collected together known facts about the final David Tennant Doctor Who story The End of Time - and it makes interesting reading... There's plenty here to digest, so take your time: In The End Of Time, we will meet a new type of Ood. Russell T Davies revealed this in the Q&...

By Mick Karma info@kasterborous.com Speaking to a couple of outlets, Russell T Davies has confirmed that Torchwood Series 4 is all but  confirmed for 2010. As reported by the Coventry Telegraph the outgoing Doctor Who exec is preparing for the fourth run of Torchwood - eagerly expected after the critical and popular success...

By Mick Karma info@kasterborous.com Following reports of a major new edition of Doctor Who: The Writer’s Tale by Russell T Davies and Benjamin Cook, BBC Books have announced publication of The Writer’s Tale: The Final Chapter. Set to be released on 14th January 2010 as a £16.99 paperback, this new edition sees Russell T Davies...

By Stickmeninc You wait 46 years for a story set in 2059 and then two come along at once! The Mad Woman in the Attic, the second story in series three of The Sarah Jane Adventures, is bookended by scenes set in 2059. Much of this episode was shot at the National Botanic Garden of Wales. Russell T Davies got the ide...

By noreply@blogger.com (Mark) DWM previews of the latest Doctor Who Special, The Waters of Mars and finds out from writers Russell T Davies and Phil Ford about what the future holds for the Doctor... Russell T Davies pays his own personal tribute to former Doctor Who producer, director and writer Barry Letts in Production...

By Christian Cawley info@kasterborous.com Despite the press previews and water zombie trailers, The Waters of Mars has been declared "child safe" by outgoing Doctor Who executive producer Russell T Davies. RTD was speaking recently to ShortList magazine and was quick to point out that The Waters of Mars isn't some sort of grotesq...

Actor David Tennant and lead writer Russell T Davies discuss leaving Doctor Who. The first of their three final episodes is broadcast on 15 November guardian.co.uk

By noreply@blogger.com (Betty) Doctor Who Exit Interview: David Tennant + Russell T. Davies, with Richard Metzger: Tennant and Davies talk about the end of their time on Who. Fun interview. These guys are always entertaining to watch. And I find myself really looking forward to see how their grand finale goes. (Yes, admitte...

By noreply@blogger.com (Mark) Letter From America Outgoing Doctor Who supremo, Russell T Davies reflects on life in America, (including the revelation of chicken sausages) and his thoughts on the Eleventh Doctor’s costume. Grab your Doctor Who Magazine 412 now, for just £3.99. It’s the cat’s pyjamas!

By Stickmeninc Torchwood creator Russell T Davies has the future of the hit Doctor Who spin-off all planned out, he has told the new issue of Torchwood Magazine. Russell T Davies interview appears in Torchwood Magazine Issue #17, due out on 20th August. Source: Torchwood Magazine]

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Torchwood creator Russell T Davies has the future of the hit Doctor Who spin-off all planned out, he has told the new issue of Torchwood Magazine. Russell T Davies interview appears in Torchwood Magazine Issue #17, due out on 20th August. Source: Torchwood Magazine]

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Coventry Telegraph “That would be something glaring in the middle of the Doctor Who story. I'm sure he will back one day. I'm sure he'll be back in TORCHWOOD, ... Not so fast: Davies says Torchwood's fourth season on holdTV Squad all 5 news articles »

By dailypop The team for this special comprises Executive Producers Russell T Davies and Julie Gardner with Nikki Wilson onboard as Producer. Nikki previously worked as script editor on the series four story, The Poison Sky, as well as producing series two of The Sarah Jane Adventures. The Waters of M...

By b3rt4(noreply@blogger.com) Doctor Who star David Tennant will appear alongside writer/executive producer Russell T. Davies at this year's Comic-Con International in San Diego, BBC America announced. They will take part in a Doctor Who panel, along with executive producer Julie Gardner and director Euros Lyn, Ju...

By noreply@blogger.com (Mark) The BBC have recently published an introduction press pack for the upcoming third series of Torchwood, Children of Earth, and the pack includes; an outline of the season's plot, a list of the show's cast and crew and interviews with; Russell T Davies, John Barrowman, Eve Myles, Gareth Da...

By noreply@blogger.com (Jamie Jeffords) At last night’s press screening of ‘Day One,’ the first episode of Torchwood: Children of Earth, executive producer Russell T. Davies said a fourth series was already in preproduction. Whether it goes forward beyond that depends on how well received Children of Earth is when it airs next m...

By noreply@blogger.com (Mark) Russell T Davies has recently revealed and confirmed that there are plans for a fourth series of Torchwood to go ahead if the show's third series receives a high amount of viewing figures when it broadcasts next month. He revealed this news during a cast and crew question and answer session...

 CA Original cast members Captain Jack Harkness (John Barrowman), Gwen Cooper (Eve Myles) and Ianto Jones (Gareth David-Lloyd) will all return. The entire Torchwood: Children of Earth epic is written by Doctor Who alumni Russell T. Davies. ...

 UK The man who rejuvenated Doctor Who, executive producer and writer Russell T Davies, takes one last look inside the Tardis before filming wraps up on the new series - his final one. The BBC is not responsible for the content of external internet sites. ...

By docta(noreply@blogger.com) David Tennant and Michelle Ryan visit The Planet Of The Dead Planet Of The Dead features David Tennant as the Doctor, Michelle Ryan as Lady Christina and Lee Evans as Malcolm. It is written by Russell T Davies and Gareth Roberts. Source: BBC Press Office

By Stickmeninc David Tennant puts on a happy face, in Doctor Who Magazine 406! The Planet of Decision! Head writer and executive producer Russell T Davies muses over whether Planet of the Dead will really be the 200th TV Doctor Who story, in Production Notes...

By Stephen Brook Ryan will guest star as the foxy-sounding Lady Christina de Souza, a woman executive producer Russell T Davies tells us has a "mysterious past" who will have a "huge impact" on the Doctor. Huge impact, you say? Sounds like there's gonna be kissing!

By David Knox If you missed too many episodes of Torchwood’s second series last year on TEN HD (or you just really dig it) here’s another chance to see it. Bigger and bolder than before, Russell T Davies’ hit sci-fi series returns for more fun, adventure and excitement with Captain Jack and his alien-fig...

By noreply@blogger.com (Siskoid) It's not that Christopher Eccleston stayed too briefly to have his own era, but rather that New Who up til now has been Russell T Davies' story above all. Starting with "Rose", it's a story that only finds its conclusion in Journey's End, 4 years and 2 Doctors later. RTD reinvents the program f...

By Ken Hulsey(kensforce@yahoo.com) The fifth series will also have a new lead writer and Executive Producer in the form of the BAFTA award-winning writer Steven Moffat, who is taking over from Russell T Davies. Moffat will be joined by Piers Wenger, who will be the new Executive Producer for BBC Wales making the show. See Also:

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By docta(noreply@blogger.com) New Doctor Who to be announced Nail-biting Christmas' The show's outgoing executive producer Russell T Davies said last month: "Whoever becomes the Doctor has got to take on a whole life. It's not just becoming a part of a TV show." Source: BBC News

By Hannah Summers Lesley Sharp or Catherine Zeta-Jones," answered outgoing executive producer Russell T Davies to the question of what women he could see in the role. Wait a second, who are you?" shouts Tennant. Doctor Who: The Two Doctors, BBC1, 6pm, Christmas Day

By noreply@blogger.com (Mark) The Next Doctor himself, actor David Morrissey, talks exclusively in Doctor Who Magazine about his role in the forthcoming Christmas Special... Doctor Who’s executive producer Russell T Davies counts down to the big day and reveals some surprising secrets about next year’s Specials...

By feedback@thewhocast.com (feedback@thewhocast.com) Trevor has a chat with the co-author of The Writer's Tale, Benjamin Cook.  The Writer's Tale, co-authored with outgoing Executive Producer Russell T Davies, is a warts and all look at the making of Season 4 Doctor Who.  Trevor talks to Ben about the book, his love of Doctor Who, and just what y...

By Stephen Brook But BBC Wales, which produces Doctor Who, has not even begun searching for a replacement. The problem with such lists is that every utterance on this subject has usually been refracted through second-guessing what executive producer Russell T Davies thinks.

By DarkUFO(noreply@blogger.com) Russell T. Davies, the outgoing producer and writer of the program, said he would like Catherine Zeta Jones to play the Doctor's companion in a film version. Two previous film versions of the series have been made. Peter Cushing took the lead role in 1965, and Paul McGann starred as the Time Lo...

By Christian Cawley info@kasterborous.com This is a good one, found via The Gallifreyan Embassy. Doctor Who: The Writer's Tale - the new book from Russell T Davies co-authored by Benjamin Cook (well known to DWM readers) and basically a collection of email correspondence about the production of Doctor Who - has its own website, whe...

By Addie Logan Disclaimer: I don’t own Buffy the Vampire Slayer or Doctor Who. Buffy belongs to Joss Whedon, FOX, etc.; Who belongs to the BBC, Russell T. Davies, etc. This is completely for fun at not at all for profit. Rating: G (safe for all ages, ...

By Michael Hickerson Last week, we reported on comments made by outgoing “Doctor Who” producer Russell T. Davies on who he thinks would be an ideal replacement for current Doctor David Tennant. Of course, that assumes that Tennant is thinking of leaving the role, which despite persistant rumors, the actor has...

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By Joe Russell T Davies has commented that he thinks Russell Tovey would be terrific in the lead role of Doctor Who if and when David Tennant decides to leave. Tovey had a small part in last year’s Christmas special as a midshipman on the doomed spaceship Titanic and a much larger role in The History...

By Joe The BBC has a video interview with Doctor Who supremo Russell T Davies discussing the difficulties of trying to keep some plot points secret ahead of a show’s transmission in the modern, multi-media digital age. (POSSIBLE SPOILER WARNER - if you haven’t seen the penultimate episode from...

By docta(noreply@blogger.com) BBC Wales and BBC Drama has announced that Bafta and Hugo Award winning writer Steven Moffat will succeed Russell T Davies as Lead Writer and Executive Producer of the fifth series of Doctor Who, which will broadcast on BBC One in 2010. Source: BBC - Doctor Who - The Official Site

By Joe And there is good news - Steven Moffat will be taking over as lead writer and executive producer for Doctor Who. As regular readers will know Steve is responsible for some great TV drama, not to mention some of the finest, stand-out episodes of the new Doctor Who, including the brilliantly e...

By Sam According to the BBC, Steven Moffat, the scribe responsible of “Blink” and several other excellent “Doctor Who” episodes, will be taking over for Russell T Davies once he steps down at the end of 2009. According to the BBC, Steven Moffat, the scribe responsible of “Blink” and several othe...

By Michael Hickerson After a stretch of three episodes that were hit or miss, I have to admit I was staring to lose a bit of faith in Doctor Who. It seems as if Russell T. Davies is trying to make the Doctor more an action hero and the stuff of legend that is really called for and it’s a direction I’m not particularily fon...

By Sam “Doctor Who” launches fourth season‏ When asked about Russell T. Davies’ future with the show, Tennant responded, “I don’t think Russell is about to leave. I think he’s about to start writing the specials.” Davies talks about casting “Doctor Who”‏

By mail@drwho-online.co.uk I want David to stay on forever," said Russell T Davies, the show's executive producer and chief writer. Former Doctor Who baddie Simon Pegg was also in attendance, alongside Radio 1 DJ Jo Whiley and Elisabeth Sladen, aka one-time assistant Sarah Jane Smith.

By mail@drwho-online.co.uk CRIMINAL INTENTIONS IN DOCTOR WHO MAGAZINE 394! Russell T Davies reveals more of Series Four’s secrets in Production Notes. Double trouble for the The Time Team as they watch the adventures of The Two Doctors. Source: Doctor Who Magazine]

By mail@drwho-online.co.uk Doctor Who’s current executive producer Russell T Davies leads the comments on the programme’s most memorably morbid moments. Speaking about the battle between the Raston Warrior Robot and the Cybermen in 1983’s The Five Doctors – out now on DVD! – Russell enthuses, “Best. Massacre. Ever....

Team Torchwood face a monster as Rhys becomes involved in harvesting alien meat in Russell T. Davies' spin-off from BBC television, but it's unclear who the monsters are.

By mail@drwho-online.co.uk Russell T Davies, Executive Producer and writer, Doctor Who, comments:"Phil has been the secret hero of Doctor Who for the past four years, and we'll miss him more than I can say – but the most exciting thing about this new job is that so many more producers, writers and actors will get to wor...

By mail@drwho-online.co.uk Meanwhile, there’s an extensive tribute to Doctor Who’s first producer Verity Lambert; David Tennant answers more readers’ questions in part two of an exclusive interview; Russell T Davies tells DWM about forthcoming changes to the production team of Doctor Who in Production Notes;...

By Sam The good Doctor was back on TV screens in the U.K. earlier this week for the 3rd annual “Doctor Who” Christmas special. This year’s offering was “Voyage of the Damned” written by series producer and show-runner Russell T. Davies and set on-board a starship named Titanic.

Whilst we're on the topic of Torchwood, Phil Ford - who wrote the SJA stories "Eye of the Gorgon" and "The Lost Boy" - has been confirmed by the BBC Press Office as writing a single episode for Torchwood in 2008. It's thought he replaces Russell T Davies, who was due to write an episode but had to...

By Matthew Milam I guess that was the hook that Doctor Who executive producer Russell T. Davies used to draw attention to “Gridlock”, the third episode of Series Three that stars David Tennant as The Doctor and Freema Agyeman as his new assistant Martha Jones. Unlike Gareth Roberts’ “The Shakespeare Code”...

By TorchPod Podcast Welcome to my Torchwood Podcast for Girls! Torchwood is a British television science fiction and crime drama created by Russell T. Davies and starring John Barrowman and Eve Myles dealing with the activities of the fictional Torchwood Institute. An initial 13-part series was commissio...