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Firstly Journeys end official ratings were a whopping 10.57 million people. For the first time in the shows 45 year history, Doctor Who was the most watched program of the week and with an AI of 91!
above you can see the DVD cover for doctor who series 4, volume 4 DVD,Set for release on the 1st September it includes Turn Left, The Stolen Earth and Journey's End.

the box set is released on the 3rd November and the third volume of series four will be released on DVD next month (august)

the news papers the sun and the daily mail have pictures of Catherine Tate hurting her ankle, click here for the daily mail article and here for the sun article.

and lastley torchwood issue 7 cover you can see above,

Aliens of London was the fourth episode of Series 1, and the first story to introduce the Slitheen. It was first broadcast on 16 April, 2005, and is the first of a two-part story. The concluding episode, World War Three, was broadcast on 23 April.

Eposide location:

London, March, 2006

Aliens/Enemies:

the Slitheen

Director:

Keith Boak

Producer:

Phil Collinson

Writer:

Russell T. Davies

Ratings:

7.6 million viewers

Synopsis:

The Doctor takes Rose back to 21st century London, just in time to witness a spaceship crashing into the River Thames, triggering a worldwide state of alert and the closing off of the city. As the Doctor investigates the survivor of the crash, Rose finds problems closer to home.

Cast list:

The Doctor - Christopher Eccleston
Rose Tyler - Billie Piper
Jackie Tyler - Camille Coduri
Spray Painter - Corey Doabe
Policeman - Ceris Jones
Reporter - Jack Tarlton
Reporter - Lachele Carl
Ru - Fiesta Mei Lung
Bau - Basil Chung
Matt Baker - As himself
Andrew Marr - As himself
General Asquith - Rupert Vansittart
Joseph Green - David Verrey
Indra Ganesh - Navin Chowdhry
Harriet Jones - Penelope Wilton
Margaret Blaine - Annette Badland
Doctor Sato - Naoko Mori
Oliver Charles - Eric Potts
Mickey Smith - Noel Clarke
Space Pig - Jimmy Vee
Assistant Commissioner Strickland - Steve Speirs
Slitheen - Elizabeth Frost, Paul Kasey, Alan Ruscoe

Previous story: "The Unquiet Dead"

following story: "World War Three"

not that much news today, well hardley any news since dr who has ended,well here it is:


in an interviw with "this is london" newspaper she has said that she willstar in a new play called Under the Blue Sky.

you can read the first part of the interviw below:

Catherine tate and I are talking about embarrassing crushes (are there any other kind?). "Ooh," she recalls, her face crumpling in memory. "It's that thing where you're not interested in someone until someone tells you they fancy you. And then suddenly you're 'Oh, right', you start making the case for it, don't you? And then when they go off you, you're left with this awful crush." Tomorrow Tate, 40, opens in the West end revival of David Eldridge's Under the Blue Sky, first seen at the royal Court in 2000 - a bittersweet comedy about the tangled love lives of a group of London teachers. Tate is Michelle, the hilariously promiscuous 38-year-old maths teacher who has just been dumped by the love of her life.

You can see the full interviw here and under the Under the Blue Sky's homepage here

Top trumps have released some more info about there upcoming Dr who top trumps:

the first Top Trumps: Collectors Edition, this pack takes you from Coal Hill School in 1963 through to San Francisco in the 20th Century as we look at the daring escapades of all the Doctor's classic regenererations! No adventure would be complete without companions, and the Top Trumps Tardis has them all, from Susan to Leela to Ace, not forgetting of course the tenacious Sarah Jane Smith. Of course, every adventure needs a villain and this pack has creatures from across the universe - from the Sea Devils, the Zygons and the Kandyman to the Master's and his evil schemes and the wanton destruction of the Daleks and Cybermen.Look out for the TARDIS presentation box in your local store at the end of the week, and find out just what your mum and did; hid behind the sofa!

The Stolen Earth shown at 17:30 got 1.6 million watching, and was the 21st most watched programme of the day. The programme won its time slot. Journey's End, shown later at 18:15, got 2.6 million watching and was the 13Th most watched programme of the day.

and lastly the BBC site has been updated (well not rely updated but new)

firstly after the repeat of Dr who last night they aired a 20 second long Sarah Jane time teaser:

in an interview with the daily Telegraph, Julie Gardner said some news of the specials next year. she said The first of the specials will air this Christmas and the last of the specials will air next Christmas.

here's a unique quote from the interview:

"Our main motivation for giving Doctor Who a break is that we want the audience to remember how much they love it," she said. "Come 2010, we want people to be cheering its return. We are making four one-hour specials. The first, which we've already filmed, will go out this Christmas. The next will go out the following Easter. The other specials have yet to be scheduled, although one will definitely be on at Christmas 2009."

and talking about next year it is rumoured that one of the episodes will be set in Egypt...

and lastly, ever wondered what would happen if top gear meet doctor who?
lets find out:

firstly its now the first day without who since the first of April so I'm heartbroken, but luckily Ive got 2 hearts so I'm fine to post:

2008 Christmas Special:
according to "very good, close sources", this episode is indeed based on that audio, and is a light comedy after the tearjerker of the finale. David Morrisey is the fake Doctor, and the Cybershades/Cyberwraiths are fakes made by Morrissey's character, only for the real Cybermen (and the real Doctor) to show up...

Filming has finished for the 2008 Christmas special rumored to be called "Ghosts in Machines" and you can now see the trailer here on the BBC website.

2009 specials:
there will either be 3 or 4 our long specials, one of which will broadcast at Easter and another at Christmas.

John Simm (who plays the sixth master)- instead of a small cameo in series 4, plans were changed to bring the Master in a much bigger way in the specials

Paul Mgann (the eighth doctor) is rumoured to return in 2009 in an episode directed by Graham Harper (heard by a few people but apparently the "latest sources" say this is not happening)

2 of the specials will be written by R.T.Davis and the rest will be co written by him.

According to Julie Gardner, characters and storylines from last series will not necessarily be picked up for the specials

Sea Devils. "The return of The Sea Devils is definitely planned and all preliminary work has long since been concluded."

how many specials are there?:

Three specials were mentioned in the original press release.
DT confirmed four on the Andrew Marr show.
DWM 397 also confirmed four specials for 2009.
The Guardian said there were five in total.
The latest information from Julie Gardner mentions four specials (including Christmas 2008) then mentions DT coming back to film them.

series 5:
as you all know R.T.Davis will hand over the tardis key to S.Moffat (R.T.D is leaving and is being replaced by S.M)

According to DWM, apparently "THEY'RE BACK" but we don't know who they are but properly the daleks.


Einstein And Eddington
and secondley the BBC have recently released information about Einstein And Eddington,the upcoming show starring David Tennant as Arthur Eddington.read more about it below:

"David Tennant and Andy Serkis star in this drama set amid the chaos and uncertainty of the First World War. Einstein And Eddington chronicles the interlinked stories of two extraordinary men striving for a greater truth while refusing to be constrained by national boundaries.

Albert Einstein (Serkis) spent years working on his General Theory of Relativity, which threatened to overturn two centuries of Newtonian certainty and the foundations of British science. Arthur Eddington (Tennant) was a prominent British astrophysicist who, as a Quaker, believed that "truth knows no boundaries" and bravely championed Einstein’s theories while Britain rejected anything German.

In 1919, Eddington undertook an expedition to Africa to photograph light bending round the sun during an eclipse. These photographs not only proved the theory to be correct, but turned Einstein into a worldwide superstar.

Directed by Philip Martin (Prime Suspect – The Final Act) and written by Peter Moffat (Hawking), Einstein And Eddington co-stars Jim Broadbent, Lucy Cohu, Jodhi May and Rebecca Hall."

it will air (be put on TV) this autumn (2008) on BBC Two and you can view a Advert from the show here, and you can see David Tennent filming at st Johns here.

will you be watching Einstein And Eddington? please comment below.

Above you can see three new posters all published by Pyramid Posters,they are out now in good shops and stockists priced £3.99.

now im very confused beacuse I found one cover of the "doctor who story book 2008" on one website, and then I found another one?so heres them both (and the info was on the same website with the cover with doctor and donna).

The third of Panini's fully illustrated Doctor Who Storybooks is on the way. Join the Doctor and Donna as the TARDIS travels to previously unseen times and places in this new collection of adventures, full of monsters, thrills and scares and all lavishly illustrated in full colour! The time travellers face mythical beasts on a desert island in the company of Jason and his Argonauts, square up to a terrifying Ice Warrior in the wastes of the Arctic Circle, battle the cute-but-deadly denizens of a theme park gone mad, get tangled up in the mystery of the Bayeux Tapestry, and try to prevent an entire planet from being kidnapped!

The book contains seven brand new short stories, featuring writers from the TV series itself: Hello Children, Everywhere, written by Paul Magrs, illustrated by Brian Williamson; Grand Theft Planet!, written by James Moran (The Fires of Pompeii), illustrated by Daryl Joyce; Cold, written by Mark Gatiss (The Unquiet Dead, The Idiot's Lantern), illustrated by Ben Willsher; Bing Bong, written by Gareth Roberts (The Shakespeare Code, The Unicorn and the Wasp) & Clayton Hickman, illustrated by Dan McDaid; Island of the Sirens, written by Keith Temple (Planet of the Ood), illustrated by Adrian Salmon; The Puplet, written by Gary Russell, illustrated by Andy Walker; and Hold Your Horses, written by Nicholas Pegg, illustrated by Jon Haward & Nigel Dobbyn. Plus there's a comic strip, The Immortal Emperor written by Jonathan Morris with art by Rob Davis, and A Letter from the Doctor as told to new showrunner Steven Moffat (The Empty Child/The Doctor Dances, The Girl in the Fireplace, Blink, Silence in the Library/Forest of the Dead).

The 80-page hardback also features a beautiful new painted cover by Alister Pearson and a frontispiece by David A Roach. Published by Panini Books and edited by Clayton Hickman, TheDoctor Who Storybook 2009 will be available in all good bookshopsfrom August, priced 7.99.

The first column of comics collecting the 10th Doctor's complete strip adventures from the pages of Doctor Who Magazine and the Doctor Who Storybook.

firstly ther is some majour majour massive shara jane spoilers for you of them filming. there huge!

this one kina speaks for its self
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(O MY GOD, I KNOW)

and there is the return of MRS WORMWOOD, as played by SAMANTHA BOND, first seen in INVASION OF THE BANE!

and NICHOLAS COURTNEY is on set reprising his role as THE BRIGADIER from DOCTOR WHO!



secondly you can now see the dr who action fuigers with the card below here(on the link):

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The magazine includes:

Four brilliant posters: Journey’s End, the Judoon, Cybermen and K-9!
Tales from the TARDIS:Trouble for the Doctor on the planet Midnight.
Quiz:Test your knowledge on Journey’s End.
Make: A Supreme Dalek mask.
How to: Draw a skeleton monster!
Doctor's Data:The Duplicate Doctor and Rose.
Comic strip: The Doctor and Donna land in a strange new world in CitiZen’s Arrest.
Time Teasers:Tyler Talk and Smith or Jones, along with Bloodtide and Doomfinger’s Woven Word Search.
Who knows!: What did the Ood mean when they were talking about the Doctor’s song ending and can the Doctor marry a human?
Win: Fantastic goodies up for grabs including Doctor Who DVDs!
Subscription offer: Subscribe and you’ll get a FREE Doctor Who –Creatures and Demons book!
ALL THIS AND LOADS MORE!
the bbc have made another book about dr who and it is about the adventures of russel t davis and his journey through time and space, no its not rely (lol) you can read bout it below

A unique look into the BBC’s most popular family drama, Doctor Who: The Writer's Tale is a year in the life of the hit television series, as told by the show’s Head Writer and Executive Producer. A candid and in-depth correspondence between Russell T Davies and journalist Benjamin Cook, the book explores in detail Russell's work on Series Four, revealing how he plans the series and works with the show's writers; where he gets his ideas for plot, character and scene; how actors are cast and other creative decisions are made; and how he juggles the demands of Doctor Who with the increasingly successful Torchwood and The Sarah Jane Adventures spin-offs.

Russell’s scripts are discussed as they develop, and Russell and Ben’s wide-ranging discussions bring in experiences from previous series of Doctor Who as well as other shows Russell has written and created, including Queer As Folk, Bob & Rose, and The Second Coming. The reader is given total access to the show as it’s created, and the writing is everything you would expect from Russell T Davies: warm, witty, insightful, and honest.

Fully illustrated with never-before-seen photos and artwork – including original drawings by Russell himself – The Writer's Tale is a not only the ultimate Doctor Who book, but a celebration of great writing and great television.

Doctor Who: The Writer's Tale is scheduled for release on the 25th September. The book will be hardback, consist of 512 pages and go on sale at an RRP of £30. Russell and Ben will be making an appearance at the National Theatre on the 7th November 2008 to promote and discuss the book.
and lastley according to a dr who website (which is quite reliable) 2,500 fans called

07700 900461
(the dr's number which nearley all his companions were trying to call)

but all they were given was a dead dial tone.
heres what some of them said:

Grrr - I phoned the Doctor's phone number but there was just an annoying network message.""What's the point in showing a phone number if you're not gonna use it?!"

"They showed that number so many times, as if they were asking for it to be called."

last night's episode of Doctor Who was watched by 9.4 million people(unofficial) and received an audience share of 45.9%. It was the most watched program on TV yesterday and is currently the most watched program of the week. Final figures for Journey's End will be released in ten days time by BARB and it's likely they will be significantly higher than these overnight ratings.

Here are some more books,there are set to release in september :
Monsters Within is a comprehensive episode guide to Series Four of the new Doctor Who. following the ongoing adventures of the Doctor (David Tennant) as he travels through space and time accompanied by his new companion Donna Noble (Catherine Tate) and rejoined by old friends including Martha Jones (Freema Agyeman), Rose Tyler (Billie Piper), Captain Jack Harkness (John Barrowman) and Sarah Jane Smith (Elisabeth Sladen).

The full build-up and background are revealed, from the aftermath of Series Three and the apparent death of the Master (John Simm) right up to date, detailing all the major news stories, press releases, casting announcements and critical response.

The spotlight is then focused on each of the 13 episodes in turn, plus the Christmas Special 'Voyage of the Damned', with in-depth coverage, including all the facts and figures, behind-the-scenes details, press and fan reaction and detailed and insightful analysis.

The perfect way to relive the Time Lord's encounters with the cute Adipose, the fiery Pyroviles, the terrifying Ood, the warlike Sontarans, famed crime novelist Agatha Christie - and even 'The Doctor's Daughter' - plus the Earth-shattering series finale with the Daleks. Monsters Within is an essential read for all fans of the show, and continues Telos's unrivalled coverage of Doctor Who.

Torchwood. Protecting the Earth against alien threats in the 21st Century - the time when everything changes. A Doctor Who spin-off created by Russell T Davies and starring John Barrowman as Captain Jack Harkness, Eve Myles as Gwen Cooper, Burn Gorman as Owen Harper, Naoko Mori as Toshiko Sato and Gareth David-Lloyd as Ianto Jones, Torchwood is a high-octane sci-fi thriller, full of adventure, passion, humour and excitement.

The second series saw Torchwood investigating alien sleeper cells; saving a stranded creature from human exploitation; meeting a First World War soldier; and dealing with a memory thief who exposes long-held secrets within the whole team; not to mention encountering charismatic rogue Captain John Hart (played by James Marsters of Buffy the Vampire Slayer fame) and calling on the assistance of former TARDIS traveller Martha Jones (Freema Agyeman).

In Something in the Darkness, noted TV historian Stephen James Walker gives the full low-down on the action, complete with character profiles, cast and production team information, behind-the-scenes details and a comprehensive guide to each of the 13 episodes. Something in the Darkness is every fan's one-stop guide to the secret world of Torchwood.

wassent that a good eposide, I feel so sad that its over.......

But luckley weve still got the christmas eposide to look forard to, heres the trailer



And heres the calender for dr who and the 2 spinoffs:


Doctor Who
Sun 6 Jul, 19:30 - 20:35 BBC Three
Journey's End: As Davros and the Daleks threaten the entire universe, the Doctor's companions join forces. But the prophecy declares that one of them will die... [AD,S]

Doctor Who Confidential
Sun 6 Jul, 20:35 - 21:00BBC Three
The End of an Era: It's the end of series four and Confidential goes behind the scenes as we see the Doctor's Arch Enemy bring the universe to the brink of extinction. Then 60 Seconds.

Doctor Who: Commentaries
Mon 7 Jul, 00:00 - 01:00BBC 7
The Doctor Who cast and crew discuss the latest episode of the current BBC TV series: Journey's End. Episode 13 of 13.

Doctor Who Confidential
Mon 7 Jul, 04:10 - 04:35 BBC Three
The End of an Era: It's the end of series four and Confidential goes behind the scenes as we see the Doctor's Arch Enemy bring the universe to the brink of extinction. [S]

the Sarah Jane Adventures
Mon 7 Jul, 17:15 - 17:45 CBBC
Revenge of the Slitheen. Part 2: Sarah Jane Smith, investigative journalist and former companion to Doctor Who, must save the Earth before the Slitheen switch off the sun. [S]

Doctor Who
Fri 11 Jul, 20:30 - 21:35 BBC Three
Journey's End: As Davros and the Daleks threaten the entire universe, the Doctor's companions join forces. But the prophecy declares that one of them will die...

Doctor Who Confidential
Fri 11 Jul, 21:35 - 22:00 BBC Three
The End of an Era: It's the end of series four and Confidential goes behind the scenes as we see the Doctor's Arch Enemy bring the universe to the brink of extinction. [S] Followed by 60 Seconds.

Doctor Who
Sun 13 Jul, 17:35 - 18:25 BBC One
The Stolen Earth: Earth's greatest heroes assemble to fight the New Dalek Empire but a fearsome old enemy waits in the shadows. [AD,S]

Doctor Who
Sun 13 Jul, 18:25 - 19:30BBC One
Journey's End: As Davros and the Daleks threaten the entire universe, the Doctor's companions join forces. But the prophecy declares that one of them will die.

ps.sorry I dint post yesterday after dr who the computer was down.

the picture above was made by me


Its the time we've all been waiting for,well all things have to end,
its on at 6:40 on BBC one followed by doctor who confidential after that on BBC three.

and to celebrate the last episode of dr who season 4 here's a countdown clock until Journeys end:

firstley heres an interviw with catherine tate on the grayam norton show and if you live in the UK then you can watch it on bbc iplayer,it might contain Adult Humour.



and here's an Interview with Russel T that brordcasted this morning:





Radio times have given out a "scariest monster" poll,I think its correct but wheres the empty child?

1. Weeping Angels - 42.3%
2. Daleks and Davros - 25.8%
3. Cybermen - 6.8%
4. Other - 5.5%
5. Scarecrows - 5.21%
6. Sontarans - 3.75%
7. The Master - 2.96%
8. Slitheen - 2.61%
9. Ood - 2.31%
10. Clockwork Robots - 1.97%
11. Autons - 0.79%

TV and TV choice have given out some awards and here's who they gave them to:

Best Loved Drama Series:
The Bill, ITV1
Doctor Who, BBC1
Torchwood, BBC2
Waterloo Road, BBC1

Best Actor:
John Barrowman, Torchwood
Martin Clunes, Doc Martin
Philip Glenister, Ashes To Ashes
David Tennant, Doctor Who
Stephen Tompkinson, Wild At Heart




In other news,the official ratings for Turn left have been released

The figures show that episode eleven of the current series, Turn Left, had a final viewing figure of 8.09 million for its debut showing on Saturday night on BBC One. This is over a million viewers higher than the initial overnight figure, and means the episode finished in 4th place in the most-watched programmes across all channels for the week. This is the highest chart placing ever gained by a regular series episode of Doctor Who, beaten only by the 2nd place finish of last year's Christmas special, Voyage of the Damned.

The BBC Three Sunday night repeat of the episode gained 915,000 viewers, finishing fourth for the week out of all BBC Three programmes.



And lastly Elisabeth salden (who plays Shara jane smith) says it is quite unlikely that she will return to dr Who (noooooooooooooo)You can read the whole article below:



Elisabeth Sladen believes that she will never appear in Doctor Who after the current season.
The actress reprised her role as former companion Sarah Jane Smith in the two-part finale 'The Stolen Earth/Journey's End', but felt that it will be her character's swansong on the show.
Sladen told Doctor Who Magazine: "This time, actually, I said to David [Tennant], 'I've never thought this before, but I think this is the last time I'll be here'. It felt like it was my last time on Doctor Who."
"I'm happy with that," she continued. "You have to stop somewhere. And then I thought, well, I'd better enjoy these episodes. And I did. I had the most amazing time. It's been fun."
Since being a series regular in the 1970s, Sladen has returned to the show on several occasions and is currently filming a second season of CBBC's The Sarah Jane Adventures.

o my god I have found a viedo of the next dr, now I dont Know whether this is just some person
fooling around with the nith?tenth dr regenration,but it might be?(go to the end of it to see it)

Heres an interviw with freema agyman Done by "Sky" tv

The finale episodes are like a Doctor Who reunion, how was working with the whole cast?

It was absolutely a unique environment. We were all a little bit unruly, not overly naughty but we just had so much to say to each other. We were all buzzing.

Are you happy with the changes in Martha?

I think in light of where her storyline took her, I like who she's become. She's a grown woman, she knows what she wants, she's independent and she'll do things her way.
Rose and Donna were very much wanting to run away from something with the Doctor and I think with Martha it was probably always a detour. She was always going to get back on her path.

Is she happy to go back and help the Doctor?

It's a no-brainer. When he needs her she's there. The finale's about emphasising how much of a team they all are, he needs them all for one reason or the other.

How does Martha react to Rose?

Umm... (laughs) Well, I will say it's going to be one way or the other. Either they're going to get on, or they're not.

There's a lot of mystery surrounding Donna's fate. Does she die?

That's a big question isn't it?! I will say that it's quite unexpected and very dramatic and well worth the wait. I can't say anymore. It's brilliant; it's going to be the finale of all finales.

What can we expect from Martha in future?

I don't know what the future of Martha is, I'm certainly not tired of playing the part and I know she can be developed even more.
I do know that with the world and the family of Doctor Who, even when you're dead you can still come back. We'll see.

Have they left the door open for Martha to return?

Kind of. It's explained more at the end of episode 13, which I'm sorry I can't elaborate on more. But it's addressed in the finale.

Will you be joining Torchwood?

It's a possibility as well. I think when the character left at the end of episode eight the door was left ajar, so she could definitely move in that direction.

Have they asked?

They might have. Who knows? You'll know after 13! I've become a real master of keeping secrets, there's always something that you mustn't say.

Would you like to do it?

Absolutely. I think that while Martha was in Torchwood, for me as an actor I got to do more. It's a lot darker and it's for a different audience so you get to move in a different direction with the character and that was a lot of fun for me.

It's all one family and as long as I'm within that family I'm happy so either or really. I suppose it depends on where others see her future.

What's next for you?

Both of the shows I'm working on [Little Dorrit and Survivors for the BBC] pretty much wrap up in September, there are some things knocking about but I haven't signed on any dotted lines.

Isn't Torchwood filming around September?

It is. Oops! Ooh... you're good.

Well, we do try Freema.

here are some pictures for "journeys end":

my computers about to fail cus its now counting down so Ill just say go on to the bbc website now!

Radio times:

TV Choice:

total TV guide:

Heres some journeys end pics:

Above you can see the torchwood officle yearbook:

Follows the adventures of a team of investigators, working for the secret organization Torchwood, who use scavenged alien technology to solve present day crime - both alien and human!

heres Doctor Who Adventures Issue 71, It includes:

*Free Doctor Who Quiz Book - Over 250 questions inside

*Last Episode Secrets - The End, series finale shoks!

* Spud Monster

* Turn yourself into a scary Node

* Cut out Davros Mask

* Win a Life Size Dalek - collect your first token

* Plus Puzzles* Exclusive posters

heres some torchwood Action Fuigers and below you can see the blowfish.It is believed that Captain John, Owen, Ianto and Toshiko will also join the Blowfish in the second wave of Torchwood figures but this has not yet been confirmed.

Please post below.