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Series 6 Volume 1 Episodes 1 to 7

The Doctor returns, alongside newly weds Amy and Rory, to face monsters and mysteries and adventures all across time and space, in a thrilling new series of Doctor Who. Together they’ll find themselves in sixties America, battling the invasion the world forgot, then journey on the high seas of 1696 aboard a pirate ship, to solve the mystery of the Siren. In a bubble universe at the very edge of reality, the Doctor will meet an old friend with a new face, and in a monastery on a remote island in the near future, an industrial accident will take on a terrible human shape. And waiting for them, at the end of all this, is the battle of Demon’s Run, and the Doctor’s darkest hour. Can even the truth about River Song save the Time Lord’s soul?


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Doctor Who Series 6 Volume 1 Blu-ray

The Doctor returns, alongside newly weds Amy and Rory, to face monsters and mysteries and adventures all across time and space, in a thrilling new series of Doctor Who. Together they’ll find themselves in sixties America, battling the invasion the world forgot, then journey on the high seas of 1696 aboard a pirate ship, to solve the mystery of the Siren. In a bubble universe at the very edge of reality, the Doctor will meet an old friend with a new face, and in a monastery on a remote island in the near future, an industrial accident will take on a terrible human shape. And waiting for them, at the end of all this, is the battle of Demon’s Run, and the Doctor’s darkest hour. Can even the truth about River Song save the Time Lord’s soul?

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Dr who Eleventh doctor quotes The War of Art (special)

The Doctor: Right. This is the Paloma Centre, the biggest collection of art in the universe. We've arrived in the middle of the night, so we can sneak about, without anyone seeing- Ah. So. Plan B.

Eye of the Jungle

This is an exciting audio exclusive adventure, featuring the 11th Doctor and Amy, as played by Matt Smith and Karen Gillan in the hit BBC One TV series. Read by David Troughton


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Dr who Eleventh doctor quotes City of the Daleks (Adventure games)

The Doctor: 1963. Such a good year.
Amy: That the year you bought that outfit, then?
The Doctor: You know, we can go see the Beatles play in 1963 - but the Ice Age is only a click away on the dial.
Amy: Can I meet John Lennon?
The Doctor: What? Not Ringo? Why doesn't anybody ever want to meet Ringo?
Amy: There's no such thing as a sexy drummer.
The Doctor: You know, I'd never considered that. Then again, why would I? 1963. The Beatles' first two albums. Sean Connery as James Bond, The Kinks, The Rolling Stones, Mary Quant, John Steed and Cathy Gale. Right now, out there London is the coolest place not just on Earth, but the whole galaxy!

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Dr who Eleventh doctor quotes Death of the Doctor

The Doctor: Then they got married, so I dropped them off on a honeymoon planet, which isn't what you'd think. It's not a planet for a honeymoon, it's a planet on a honeymoon. It married an asteroid.
Jo: I've waited my whole silly life.
The Doctor: Oh, but you're an idiot.
Jo: Well, there we have it.
The Doctor: No, but don't you see? How could I ever find you? You've spent the past 40 years living in huts, climbing up trees, tearing down barricades. You've done everything from flying kites on Kilimanjaro to sailing down the yangtze in a tea-chest. Not even the TARDIS could pin you down!
Jo: Hold on. I did sail down the Yangtze in a tea-chest! How did you know?
The Doctor: And that family! All 7 kids, 12 grandchildren, 13th on his way. He's dyslexic but that'll be fine, great swimmer.
Jo: So you've been watching me? All this time?
The Doctor: No. Because you're right. I don't look back. I can't. But the last time I was dying I looked back on all of you. Every single one. And I was so proud.
The Doctor: Listen to me, both of you I want you to remember.
Jo: We are doing, that's the trouble.
The Doctor: No no no no no no no. I want you to remember everything. Every single day with me. Every single second.
Tia: What's he doing?
The Doctor: Because your memories are more powerful than anything else on this planet. Just think of it Sarah. Remember it Jo. But properly. Properly. Give the memory weave everything. Every planet. Every face. Every mad man. Every loss. Every sunset. Every scent. Every terror. Every joy. Every Doctor. Every me.
Sarah Jane: I remember!
Tia: No!
Jo: I remember!
The Doctor: What do you mean, the Mona Lisa?
The Doctor: The coffin was the trap. The coffin was the solution. That's so neat I could write a thesis.

Eleventh Doctor Novels (June Releases)

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What little boys are made off? Changes title

The titles of What little boys are made off? has according to Doctor who spoilers been changed the episode is now called




Night terrors



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Doctor who - Series 6 - The Doctor? Doctor Ganger? Rory Ganger? The impossible astronaut theorys

In my previous post about Doctor who - Series 6 - River Song, Melody pond, The Spacesuit girl - Theory I talked about at the end of a good man goes to war baby melody/River song was I think taken to earth in the 1960s (etc the impossible astronaut) and also talked about River having Time Lord DNA and her being in the spacesuit.

Since I posted that their have been lots of comments on it one about the Doctor ganger

What if the doctor that died was the doctor ganger (from the almost people)? but he wasn't fully stabilized so could that take 200 years (etc 200 years meaning the doctor that died was older - The impossible astronaut).

On a side note when watching A good man goes to war again last night!.... has anyone noticed or been wondering how the eye patch lady (madame kovarian) got away after the colonel runaway bit (the doctor telling colonel to make sure kids call him colonel runaway) why did they let them go and your all going to comment on this and probably say "but they didn't know....." But where and when did they go? future or past and yes they didn't know that the baby was a ganger but the doctor should of asked who she was or something.

We have been wondering for a while why goes Rory keep dying? Well I think he maybe a Ganger and keeping him alive is himself somewhere? locked up? imprisoned?maybe he was captured like Amy was? But this might have not happened and Rory may not be a Ganger.


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Dr who eleventh doctor quotes The Impossible Astronaut

The Doctor: Y'know, this isn't nearly as bad as it looks.
Amy: At the personal intervention of the king, the unnamed Doctor was incarcerated without trial in the tower of London.
Rory: OK, but it doesn't have to be him.
Amy: According to contemporary accounts, two nights later, a magical sphere some twenty feet across was seen floating away from the tower, bearing the mysterious Doctor aloft.
Rory: OK, it's him.
Amy: This is it, yeah? The right place?
Rory: Uh, Nowhere, Middle of? Yeah, this is it.
The Doctor: Fellas, the guns, really? I just walked into the highest security office in the United States and parked a big blue box on the rug. You think you can just shoot me?
River Song: They're Americans!
The Doctor: Don't shoot! Definitely no shooting.
The Doctor: I'm your new undercover agent on loan from Scotland Yard. Codename: The Doctor. These are my top operatives, The Legs, The Nose, and Mrs. Robinson.
River Song: I hate you.
The Doctor: No, you don't.
The Doctor: Swear to me! Swear to me on something that matters!
Amy: Fish fingers and custard.
The Doctor: My life in your hands, Amelia Pond.

Celebrating the Series: Victory of the Daleks

After two episodes that introduced a new Doctor, new companion and new-look TARDIS, we now had new versions of his oldest enemy...

We first encountered the Daleks in an early episode that was broadcast in 1963. Over the years their appearance has changed, with different shapes, colours and design elements implying a constant evolution. But when these new Daleks appeared, the change was stunning!

Owen told us, 'My favourite moment in Doctor Who in 2010 was when the Doctor met the new generation of Daleks. I was surprised to find out that they where different colours and bigger !!!' Paul was equally surprised. 'New Daleks! Wow! The Doctor's reaction as they glided forward and he met a new wave of Daleks for the first time... brilliant!'

Nathanial was also impressed, saying, 'I love the new Daleks and how colourful they are!'

But there was more to the season's third story than the deadly Daleks. The evocative realisation of Britain in the blitz, the legendary cabinet war room and spitfires in space! Mark Gatiss' script was crammed with audacious and exciting moments, but with some great characters, too, like Winston Churchill and the robotic but ultimately heroic Bracewell.

Sarah picked up on this and wrote, 'The Victory of the Daleks is a great episode because the characters are so good like Winston Churchill and of course the Doctor and Amy.' Zoe got in touch to say, 'I'll give you me view of some of my favourite comedic moments... Victory of the Daleks: The Jammy Dodger TARDIS self destruct button! Who ever thought anyone, even the Doctor, could fool a Dalek! It's also amazing how well Churchill and the Doctor get along. It's obvious that they have had a past together, and I find the old pocket-picking trick as an inside joke that anyone could understand.'

Vicki gave a few of her favourite moments, citing 'Amy and the Doctor convincing Bracewell that he's human... Jammy dodgers! Oh, and the new Daleks, of course! :) '

Many, many of you said how much you enjoyed the jammy dodger ruse and it's easy to understand why. Confronting an array of Daleks with only a jammy dodger keeping you from extermination? Even for the Doctor, that takes the biscuit...

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Celebrating the Series: The Beast Below

The Beast Below had a difficult task in following the new Doctor's debut but the adventure proved totally different to The Eleventh Hour. After the everyday setting of Leadworth we were suddenly plunged into the future on Starship UK as Amy and the audience were shown further into the Time Lord's world.

Liz Ten, the Smilers and the heart-breaking story of the Star Whale all spring to mind when recalling the episode and there were plenty of emotional highlights.

Kit told us, 'Towards the end of The Beast Below, when the Doctor shouts "Nobody human has anything to say to me right now" I cried a little bit.' And the comic moments were appreciated, too: 'I love the series... the moment that made me laugh,' Owen said, 'is the Doctor saying "Are you going to stick out your tongues?" to Smilers in The Beast Below.'

Sarah wrote, 'The Beast Below was a great episode. Amy showed the Doctor she is a good companion by saving the last Star Whale,' adding, 'I think it would be really cool to be on Starship UK... it was a really good episode.'

Ashley agreed, enthusing, 'Loved The Beast Below... Matt and Karen are super cute together!'

And people were warming to the new Doctor quickly. Nicholas gave us a wonderful description of the Eleventh Doctor: 'Mad, mad and mad with a cherry on top (which in itself is mad as well). That's how you can describe Matt Smith's Doctor. His hair, his clothes, his look, his intelligence, his personality, everything!'

But for some people it was a first. 'The Beast Below was my very-first Doctor Who episode.' Loes revealed. 'That's where my Doctor Who obsession began...'

And after everything that happened on Starship UK we got an added treat at the end of the story as the following week's adventure was hinted at... Richard said his favourite moment of the episode was when 'Churchill rings the Doctor and the Ironside appears...' We'd soon find out what that would lead to...

The last word today goes to Shane who talked about how he enjoyed the emerging picture of the Eleventh Doctor. 'As a long-time Doctor Who fan I thought Matt Smith hit the nail on the head with his excellent portrayal of the wandering Time Lord. My favourite Doctor yet!'

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