Here is the preview of the next three doctor who story books that will be out soon.

It’s Doctor Who’s first foray into Comic Relief territory since The Curse of Fatal Death, and whilst that was an affectionate parody, Friday’s adventure is a legitimate mini-story featuring Matt Smith, Karen Gillan and Arthur Darvill. It was written by Steven Moffat and directed by Richard Senior who was also at the helm for the Doctor Who NTA scene earlier this year.
The adventure is split into two halves so we’ll get a traditional Doctor Who cliff-hanger, and as it’s all for Comic Relief, we’ve been promised some laugh-out-loud moments.
The new adventure can be seen on BBC ONE on Friday, 18 March. To find out more and to get involved in Red Nose Day, visit the website.

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By now you’ve probably heard about the Doctor Who Experience but if you can’t make it to London to enjoy it first-hand, don’t panic! Over the week ahead we’re bringing some of the Doctor Who Experience to you, with exclusive galleries, videos and the inside story of the whole spectacular.
The Doctor Who Experience has been described as ‘the ultimate Doctor Who Adventure’ and is part immersive experience, part interactive exhibition. Specially written scenes featuring Matt Smith as the Doctor, plus some fiendishly inventive sets, incredible FX and surprises conspire to make the Experience more than just an exhibition.

On March 26 2011, The start of a new adventure begins as the Doctor and Amy Pond go to magical worlds for season six.

Season 6, Episode 1: Air Date 26 March 2011
Season 6, Episode 2: Air Date 2 April 2011
Season 6, Episode 3: Air Date 9 April 2011
Season 6, Episode 4: Air Date 16 April 2011
Season 6, Episode 5: Air Date 23 April 2011
Season 6, Episode 6: Air Date 30 April 2011
Season 6, Episode 7: Air Date 7 May 2011
Season 6, Episode 8: Air Date 3 September 2011
Season 6, Episode 9: Air Date 10 September 2011
Season 6, Episode 10: Air Date 17 September 2011
Season 6, Episode 11: Air Date 24 September 2011
Season 6, Episode 12: Air Date 1 October 2011
Season 6, Episode 13: Air Date 8 October 2011

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Late last year, Doctor Who’s Executive Producer and lead writer, Steven Moffat, told us, ‘The Doctor has visited every weird and wonderful planet you can imagine, so he was bound get round to America eventually! And of course every Doctor Who fan will be jumping up and down and saying he’s been in America before. But not for real, not on location – and not with a story like this one! Oh, you wait!’
But we can’t wait! So all this week we’re recalling some of the TARDIS’s previous visits to the States and looking ahead to the stunning two-part story that kicks off the new series.
Piers Wenger, Head of Drama BBC Wales and Executive Producer, called it, ‘Doctor Who’s most action-packed and ambitious season opener yet’ and key scenes of the adventure were filmed in Utah. The story is set in the late Sixties and River Song joins the Doctor, Amy and Rory who find themselves acting on a secret summons that leads from the desert in Utah right to the Oval Office itself…
Throughout this week we’ll be bringing you US-themed wallpapers, jigsaws and clips of the Doctor’s previous jaunts to America, but today we have a special sequence made for BBC America featuring the Doctor and Amy in the Utah desert. Enjoy! And don’t forget to come back tomorrow for jigsaws and a new clip!

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Tennant 39, met Miss Moffett, 26, when she had a guest role in an episode of the show in 2008, playing the Doctor’s daughter, Jenny.
Bathgate-born Tennant has been dating Miss Moffet, who has an eight-year-old son from a previous relationship, for two and a half years.
According to reports the couple plan to wed on New Year’s Day in 2012. A source said: “They are besotted with each other and can’t wait to tie the knot.”
Peter Davison, who played the fifth Doctor from 1981 to 1984, gave his have his approval to his daughter’s relationship with Tennant, who quit Doctor Who more than a year ago.
Davison and Tennant appeared together in a Doctor Who special for Children in Need in 2007, entitled Time Crash.

After the claustrophobic and rather brief third episode ‘TARDIS’ comes the most ambitious Doctor Who: The Adventure Games instalment yet. Following directly from the last episode’s ending, the Doctor and Amy find themselves in a sprawling underwater colony several centuries into the future. And it hits the ground running, with a hulking, two-finned shark trying to smash its way through the seabed tunnel to drown the duo, and so it’s up to the player to flee through a series of doorways to safety.

Each door has you play one of two new simple mini-games, completed by repeating a series of numbers into a keypad. With the TARDIS cut off thanks to a collapsed tunnel, the duo work their way through the passages, surrounded by deep blue sea at all sides and the beast on their backs until they reach the base’s centre of operations. Arriving to some hostility from an AI computer and the base’s crew, a series of dialogue choices convince them that the pair are not a threat, and you learn that the shark isn’t the only thing that’s causing bother around these parts.

As well as a mysterious sickness sweeping through the base, mid-conversation the lights cut out to give our shadow-dwelling friends the Vashta Nerada their grand entrance, devouring a crew member’s flesh in the blink of an eye. With the emergency lights barely operating and the staff gravely ill, it’s up to the duo to tread back through the tunnels, avoiding shadows along the way. A single step into the dark spells game over, as does failing another new mini-game of lining up circling lights with a mouse press. Like the chapter’s opening moments, it’s a mad rush of using the Sonic Screwdriver on panels and legging it down narrow stretches to safety. Other areas feature lights slowly moving down the corridor, requiring a steady pace and timing instead.

The end destination is a generator room populated by Vashta Nerada-controlled divers, bringing the return of that now familiar stealth gameplay we’ve seen in previous chapters. Although you need to sneak around and avoid their cones of vision to survive, this area does present one of the trickiest puzzles yet as you attempt to lure them out of the dark shadows and into the light. With the menace disposed of, several wire-matching mini-games make a reappearance as the Doctor repairs the power to the base, and with a little more investigation starts to piece together these seemingly random threats.

source: The daily pop

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