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Yarr! Walk the plank ye scurvy dog! The DW production team is currently filming in Cornwall for the piratical Episode 3, and an onlooker caught these videos of Karen rehearsing a scene.
Meanwhile, as reported earlier, a new dedicated DW magazine is being produced for the American market. Now called Doctor Who Insider, the fist issue will hit store shelves on April 7.
"The new North American magazine, Doctor Who Insider, is officially
licensed by BBC Worldwide and will feature 100% original material,
celebrating all eras of Doctor Who. Each issue will explore the fantastic
Doctor Who universe with star interviews, behind-the-scenes features,
character and monster guides, news and pictures from the world of
Doctor Who fandom, and an in-depth look at the latest Doctor Who
releases. Plus, every issue will include a double-sided fold-out poster.
"We are absolutely delighted to be launching
Doctor Who Insider in North America," says Mike Riddell,
Managing Director of Panini UK. "Doctor Who has always
been a strong performer for Panini UK and we are very
excited to be able to collaborate with BBC Worldwide and
BBC AMERICA and build on its increasing popularity in the
United States and Canada."
Panini will launch the first monthly issue of Doctor Who
Insider on April 7 2011. The price will be $6.99. It will
be available alongside the established Doctor Who
Magazine, offering Doctor Who enthusiasts more
than ever before."
News taken from Kasterborous and The Doctor Who News Page
The latest issue of Doctor Who Magazine has published the news that it will be getting a spin-off in Spring. Titled Doctor Who Unlimited, it will be a separate publication in its own right with "100% new material" not contained in the original version.
The first edition of the new magazine will hit store shelves in the US and Canada on April 7, and will focus more on the fictional side of the series and give regular coverage to the fans themselves.
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In the latest issue of Doctor Who Magazine, Exec. Producer Steven Moffat revealed that there would be some shifting of episodes in the next season. The Episode penned by Mark Gatiss is being moved to the second half of the season, while it's slot will be taken up by a script from new writer Steven Thompson. Thompson is new to Doctor Who, but has previously worked with Moffat on Sherlock, writing the script for the episode "The Blind Banker". This will now run as Episode 3, pushing Neil Gaiman's episode into the fourth slot. Moffat said the changes are purely to balance out the look of the season as the production team was worried there was "not enough outside" in the first half.
In other news, the next batch of New Series Novels featuring the Eleventh Doctor, Amy and Rory are due out in Spring. April 28 sees the release of "Dead of Winter" by James Goss, "The Way Through the Woods" by Una McCormack, and "Hunter's Moon" by Paul Finch, while "Touched By An Angel" by Jonathan Morris, "Paradox Lost" by George Mann, and "Borrowed Time" by Naomi Alderman are to be released on June 23.
BBC Worldwide have launched a new Classic Doctor Who channel on You Tube, featuring a mixture of clips from the classic series and exclusives previews for forthcoming DVD releases.
In other news, David Tennant (Tenth Doctor) has got engaged to long term girlfriend Georgia Moffett, who played Jenny in the Season 4 episode "The Doctor's Daughter". Moffett is also the daughter of Fifth Doctor actor Peter Davison. Doctor, meet your new son-in-law, the Doctor.
