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Watch The Night of the Doctor Prequel Episode

The 50 Anniversary of Doctor Who is fast approaching, with the multimillion pound special set to air at some time on Saturday next week (23rd of November). It marks the first appearance of two Doctors in one episode of the modern era series, and the trailer for it alone cost £1300+ per second. 

The BBC are putting all their eggs into this basket it seems, and to further ramp up the excitement and tension and delight they've released a prequel episode to "Day of the Doctor", titled "Night of the Doctor."

Peter Capaldi May Leave Doctor Who After Just 13 Episodes

Despite having only been announced as the new Doctor a few months ago, Scottish actor Peter Capaldi already has something of a Regenerate-by date on his time as a time traveler.

Show runner Stephen Moffat has raised concerns that we'll be seeing a 13th Doctor before this time next year by mentioning the length of Capaldi's contract in an interview. He has since confirmed that The Thick of It star is signed on to play The Doctor for just 13 episodes, to be split into two 6 episodes series and one special over 2014. After which he will either go all orange and fizzy and turn into someone else or, if he's popular enough, stick around for a wee while longer.

The Day of the Doctor to be Shown in Cinemas in 3D

The 50th Anniversary episode Doctor Who comes to your television/laptop screen on November 23rd, and by all accounts it's gonna be a right doozy. 

(Take a deep breath) Somehow not content with being the anniversary show of one of Britain's longest running and most dearly held TV shows, and dissatisfied with being the first episode in the modern Doctor Who franchise to feature a team-up between the current Doctor and a past incarnation, AND finding the idea of starring screen legend John Hurt a bit on the underwhelming side, "Day of the Doctor" has gone and powered itself up one more level.

The 12th Doctor Is - Plus Exclusive Preview Clip

Tonight... just now... Live on BBC One, they announced and introduced us to the actor who will replace Matt Smith as The Doctor.

New Doctor to be Announced Live on BBC One

Ever since Emo-Frankenstein's monster Matt Smith announced he was leaving his bowtie on the TARDIS console and escaping out the backdoor of the Doctor Who franchise (he's leaving...) the speculation amongst Inter-nerds has been rampant.