The God Complex Twenty-Two Teasers

SFX have dropped a huge amount of hints for The God Complex.

Five Teasers for The Girl Who Waited

Another five teasers for The Girl Who Waited, this time supplied by io9.

20 Teasers for The Girl Who Waited

SFX have released a set of teasers for the tenth episode of the series The Girl Who Waited.

Ten Night Terrors Teasers

Digital Spy have released ten new
teasers for the upcoming episode, Night Terrors.

Blogtor Who Let's Kill Hitler Hints

Blogtor Who releases some tantalising new teasers.

Episode Seven Teasers

Hello. A Good Man Goes to War is only 3 days away and some hints have been released from CultBox and The Gallifrey Times. Some of these hints we already know as we have seen them in the trailer and the Prequel. Anyway, the first few are interesting and some of them reveal things that we haven't seen in pictures or trailers. So here they are:

1. The Sontarans, Judoon, Silurians and Cybermen are all back.Simon Fisher-Becker returns as big blue Dorium Maldavar, last seen with River Song in 'The Pandorica Opens'.
2. Karen Gillan has told Radio Times that "we discover who River Song really is" and "it's such a huge pay-off, I didn't see it coming."
3. Rory's Roman costume returns.
4. Frances Barber has told Total TV Guide that 'eye patch lady' Madame Kovarian is "involved in Amy's pregnancy - before and after the birth - and is in charge of a band of soldiers".
5. The Sunday Times reveals that Amy's baby is named Melody.
6. There's "a sort of Nazi state", according to guest star Charlie Baker, who also describes the story as "one of the darkest episodes ever".
7. Catrin Stewart plays a character named Jenny. It's unknown if this is a regenerated incarnation of the 'Doctor's daughter' from Series 4, but - with a major character named Jen in the previous two-part story - it seems an unusual name choice if it's not her.
8. The episode is "more disturbing than scary", according to Karen Gillan.
9. Director Peter Hoar has summarised the episode as "a bit of a rollercoaster ride through all different times, space, everything".
10. Hugh Bonneville is rumoured to return as 'The Curse Of The Black Spot''s Henry Avery, alongside Oscar Lloyd as Avery's son Toby.
11. Part of the story is set in Jack the Ripper era London.
12. Rivers's True Identity is revealed in the last seconds of the show!
13. The Doctor asks a Sontaran a favor.
14. The Cybermen turn up but don't play a huge part in the episode
15. One character looses his head!
16. Something big happens to Madame Korivan
17. River sits in her Stormcage and talks to somebody
18. "WHERE IS MY WIFE?"
19. 2 characters are called Fat One & Thin One!
20. The Sontarans and Silurians battle!
21. Frances Barber plays a rather panto-style character!

So, what do you think? Post your theories in the comment box below.

Amy's Child Hints

Hello. At the moment, Amy is giving birth to a child. The Sunday Times have given some hints to what the child is called and some other minor details: 

Amy now has a baby, but she and Melody are held captive in the season finale by panto-style villainess Madame Kovarian (Frances Barber). So the Doctor recruits a posse for a battle River Song calls his “darkest hour”. There are bewildering moments, but plenty of fun, too and an arresting denouement.

A while ago, a BIG spoiler was given (that may not necessarily be of any interest) that River was Amy's daughter. If Amy's child is called Melody, it could be a bit like this:

Melody Pond (Amy's child's name)
           \/
Pond Melody (Amy's child's name switched round)
           \/
River Melody (Pond is substituted by River - they are both water sources)
           \/
River Song (Melody is substituted by Song - a melody is a tune or song)

Could this be possible? Only time will tell...

The Almost People Hints

Hello. SFX recently released 23 teasers and hints for the upcoming episode the Almost People, penned by Matthew Graham. Some of them can be related to in the trailer and one in particular was pointed out months ago by Steven Moffat himself. So let's take a look (WARNING: may contain spoilers):

1. It’s a compelling, solid action/adventure episode, with a few irritating moments that don’t quite gel and some lapses in logic. If anything, it feels a little small scale and never really steps up a gear to a level you’d expect from a two-parter, but at least that means it can deal with its themes a little more thoroughly and concentrate on the characters.

2. The denoument is character based rather than technobabble based.

3. The last couple of  minutes are riveting.

4. The Doctor has a great John Culshaw moment.

5. There’s some new footage – not just “story so far” clips – before the opening credits.

6. Random words from the script: “Breathe” “Yowzer” “Mirage” “Bad boy” “Bisucuits” “Burnt onions” “Pop”.

7. There’s a very Dali moment.

8. The Doctor appeals to someone’s better nature.

9. Rory makes a mistake.

10. There’s a lovely reference back to “The Doctor’s Wife”.

11. The Doctor is very scary at a couple of points.

12. Amy voices something that may have been on the viewers’ minds if they’ve been following the series.

13. The theme of prejudice and the nature of the Gangers are explored in a number of effective dialogue exchanges.

14. The Doctor once won a bet in a very unusual fashion.

15. The Doctor asks Amy to do something he also asked her to do in the last series.

16. Some waste product has a profound affect on Rory.

17. There are some very icky FX.

18. Somebody has a big mouth.

19. The music at one point is very Blade Runner.

20. The TARDIS makes a very unusual landing.

21. By the end of the episode you be left trying to work out when something that clearly happened actually happened.

22. There’s a very random balloon.

23. The TARDIS is better medically equipped than in “Curse Of The Black Spot”..

What do you think of these teasers? Post your theories, suggestions and ideas in the comment box below.

The Rebel Flesh and the Almost People

So waht did you think? Was the episode up to scratch? Or was it twice as bad as other episodes? Vote in the poll now! Clips, trailers and more are on the Doctor Who official website:

http://www.bbc.co.uk/doctorwho/dw/news/bulletin_110521_01/The_Almost_People

The Fourth Dimension is a new section on the Doctor Who website which hides secret messages. This week's message is quite strange:

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Also, don't forget to watch the concluding episode, the Almost People, next Saturday at 6:45pm. Don't forget to look out for:

• Hints
• Pictures
• Teasers
• The Rebel Flesh review
• Polls of all the episodes so far
• Reviews of the episodes so far
• More competitions
• "Doctor, Save our Souls!" winner
• A guide to the new pages at the top of the screen
• More Doctor Who related articles

We'll see you soon...

10 Teasers for the Doctor's Wife

Hello again. Ten new teasers and hints have been released for the Doctor's Wife which is being broadcast tomorrow evening. Some of these hints are a bit cryptic but they will become clear when the episode is shown. Enjoy!

1. We learn all about a previously unmentioned Time Lord, the Corsair


2. "I've just had a new idea about kissing!"


3. The Doctor doesn't always get to where he wants to go but he always ends up where he needs to be.


4. At one point, we see a very different side to Rory.


5. A very big question about regeneration is finally answered.


6. We learn exactly how long the Doctor has been travelling time and space.


7. Amy is the 'orangey girl' and Rory is the 'pretty one'.


8. Think you're safe inside the TARDIS? Think again!


9. "Did you wish really hard?"


10. Idris has a very important message for the Doctor.


So, what do you think? Post your theories and ideas in the comments box below.