The BBC have now announced that a Doctor Who documentary taking a look back at some of The Doctor's most memorable moments will be broadcast in the United Kingdom later this month. The special programme will feature David Tennant who stars in Doctor Who as The Tenth Doctor, John Barrowman who stars in Doctor Who and Torchwood as Captain Jack Harkness, David Morrissey who starred in the Doctor Who 2008 Christmas special as Jackson Lake and Mark Gatiss who wrote the Doctor Who series one episode, The Unquiet Dead, and appeared in the series three episode, The Lazarus Experiment, as Professor Lazarus. The title of the Doctor Who documentary is 'Doctor Who Greatest Moments: The Doctor' which suggests that other documentarys like this are being planned for production. Doctor Who Greatest Moments: The Doctor will be broadcast on the 20th of August at 8pm on BBC Three and a final reminder for this programme will be posted here, on The Gallifrey Vortex, on the day of it's upcoming broadcast.
Saturday, August 8, 2009
Doctor Who Greatest Moments: The Doctor
The BBC have now announced that a Doctor Who documentary taking a look back at some of The Doctor's most memorable moments will be broadcast in the United Kingdom later this month. The special programme will feature David Tennant who stars in Doctor Who as The Tenth Doctor, John Barrowman who stars in Doctor Who and Torchwood as Captain Jack Harkness, David Morrissey who starred in the Doctor Who 2008 Christmas special as Jackson Lake and Mark Gatiss who wrote the Doctor Who series one episode, The Unquiet Dead, and appeared in the series three episode, The Lazarus Experiment, as Professor Lazarus. The title of the Doctor Who documentary is 'Doctor Who Greatest Moments: The Doctor' which suggests that other documentarys like this are being planned for production. Doctor Who Greatest Moments: The Doctor will be broadcast on the 20th of August at 8pm on BBC Three and a final reminder for this programme will be posted here, on The Gallifrey Vortex, on the day of it's upcoming broadcast.
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3 comments:
Mark Gatiss also wrote The Idiot’s Lantern ;). Cool post.
Thanks for that Doctor Who Hideout. I already knew but I couldn't fit in the post if I were to keep all the lines near enough to equal lengths.
Brad
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I will probably watch this, it looks good (:
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