Set Pics And Some Spoilers From Neil Gaiman's Episode Of Doctor Who "The Doctor's Wife"

Set Pics And Some Spoilers From Neil Gaiman's Episode Of Doctor Who "The Doctor's Wife"

Probably the most anticipated episode of Doctor Who, Neil Gaiman's episode premiers this Saturday...

By Thorverine - May 10, 2011 02:05 PM EST
Filed Under: Sci-Fi
Source: iO9

The next episode of Doctor Who is the highly anticipated Neil Gaiman episode.

This episode promises:
* "The Doctor repeats a line from 'The Eleventh Hour'.
* The Doctor has been doing something wrong for 700 years.
* The Cloister Bell makes a return.
* A desire Rory showed last week comes to fruition.
* The phrase "timey wimey" has some new competition.
* The RTD era is evoked more than once.

Gaiman had already stated that we will see the return of something we have not seen since Patrick Troughton's swansong The War Games (1969). From the trailer for this episode, it appears to be the box The Doctor heard knocking at the TARDIS door. This type of box was how the Second Doctor summoned the Time Lords at the end of The War Games. This also looks to be the return of at least one Ood, and with the return of the Ninth/Tenth Doctor TARDIS who knows what this all means.







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SpideyDude
SpideyDude - 5/10/2011, 2:45 PM
I dont like doctor who because the new guys face is [frick]ing wierd - id watch the odd episode when nothing else was on when tennent was the doctore but this guys face just freaks me out - it really is hideous
darkknightlegend
darkknightlegend - 5/10/2011, 3:26 PM
Looks good Thor, good job - I'd reward you but you've already been touched by Gusto... Cant top that [frick]er...
LEEE777
LEEE777 - 5/10/2011, 3:26 PM
Man I'm gonna love this one!

Sweet find @ Thorverine! ; )
marvel72
marvel72 - 5/10/2011, 4:29 PM
this is the one i've been waiting for.

i love neil gaiman's work.
PurplePhantom
PurplePhantom - 5/10/2011, 9:09 PM
I honestly love the passed seasons! I loved David Tennant as the Doctor, but the Matt Smith episodes are just written so much better
RadicalDuck
RadicalDuck - 5/11/2011, 1:08 AM
@ Purple Phantom - Totally agree with you :-)
ScottPilgrim
ScottPilgrim - 5/11/2011, 1:30 AM
I bet Omega is using the Ood (like what happened in the episode Satans pit) to interact with the Doctor before he returns
AC1
AC1 - 5/11/2011, 1:51 AM
The last series was so refreshing to watch because of the new style Stephen Moffat has implemented, I love the detective Doctor scenes like the one in Matt Smith's first full episode, where we see everything how the Doctor sees it. And the episodes where the plot goes on for ages, and it all seems really confusing and then out of nowhere the Doctor puts everything together and solves it all in an impressive blur of speed.
David Tennant was a great Doctor, but I now think Matt Smith is just as good
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