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ANOTHER TEASER TRAILER

“I see into your soul, Doctor.”

The new Doctor lands, 23rd August

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Comedian and actor Sanjeev Bhaskar will guest star
in the finale of Doctor Who Series 8.

Speaking about the role, Bhaskar said: “I’m thrilled to have made a small contribution
to and now be part of the Doctor Who universe. Another dream box ticked!”

Steven Moffat said: “I’m completely thrilled that Sanjeev Bhaskar is coming to the
aid of the Doctor. The danger is never deadlier than in a finale episode, and the
Time Lord is going to need all the help he can get!”

Doctor Who Series 8 begins on Saturday, 23rd August on BBC One.

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i love the background of the tardis i you can see it there are books and stuff on the top level






LISTEN - season 8 teaser trailer

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Exclusive: Peter Capaldi On Doctor Who
Plus Empire debuts new Time Lord photoshoot

Empire Magazine's Doctor Who feature spread from September 2014 Issue 303
An exclusive look at the Doctor Who feature inside the September
issue of Empire magazine - on sale from Thursday 31 August. Portraits by David Venni.

Unless you've been holidaying in the 4-X-Alpha-4 star system, you'll be well
aware that Peter Capaldi is the latest incarnation of Doctor Who. You may not,
however, have seen the Time Lord on set, check-by-jowl with his assistant
(Jenna Coleman) and his new mode of transport, primed and ready for action.
This is where Empire's latest issue comes in. From Thursday, Whovians will be
treated to a behind-the-curtain peek at the new Doctor and the set-up for season eight.
Heck, we've even solicited the thoughts of arguably the most famous of their number,
Peter Jackson. It's all here - including this stellar portrait taken by David Venni
at BBC Cymru Wales in Cardiff.

Showrunner Steven Moffat and his new star are promising to take the show
into little darker realms, paring it down to its key essence and stripping it
of frippery and flirting. "It can become a kind of franchise where it's not a
real character at all", cautioned Capaldi, "but just an amalgam of elements
that people think are Doctor Who: a scarf, a bow tie...
I wanted to be the actual Doctor Who."

Elaborating on the kind of man this new Doctor will be, Capaldi stressed
his enigmatic qualities. "He's more alien than he's been for a while," he explained.
"He doesn't quite understand human beings or really care very much
about their approval." His co-star agreed. "With Matt's Doctor [Clara] felt
quite safe, really," said Coleman. "She knew she'd be caught if she was in
danger, but this guy is a lot less human-friendly and a lot less patient.
He's more removed and inaccessible. You can't quite access him in the same way."

Cold fish or not, fans should feel in safe hands, because Capaldi has solid
Whovian bona fides. "Doctor Who was a part of being a kid in the '60s with
The Beatles and Sunday Night At The London Palladium and smog and
bronchitis and all that stuff," he enthused in Empire. "I think it's part of my DNA."

For more from Peter Capaldi, Jenna Coleman and Steven Moffat pick up
the September 2014 issue from Thursday August 31.

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Jenna Coleman has spoken about the Twelfth Doctor and the
day-to-day life of Clara Oswald in Doctor Who Series 8.

Speaking in the latest issue of SciFiNow Magazine, Coleman said: “For Clara
that’s really difficult, because with Matt’s Doctor, she was always
quite safe with him. She knows that he would catch her, whereas this guy,
she isn’t quite sure if he will or not, and he doesn’t quite know himself
yet either. He’s trying to find out what kind of Doctor he is, if he is a
good man or who he is now, and that’s a discovery for him as well.”

Peter Capaldi said: “I think she finds it very difficult to deal with him.
He doesn’t really do much to change himself in order to make himself
palatable for her, so she struggles a great deal to understand him and
find a way to like him. He’s not a walk in the park.”

Coleman added: “The new Doctor is unapologetic and a lot less patient.
He’ll get the same job done, but he won’t beat around the bush at all;
he’s straight to the point, he’s direct, he hasn’t got the patience of a human.
He’s a lot fiercer, bolder, darker, but he’s got this curiosity, this mad curiosity…
He’ll keep pushing the line further and further into danger to try and
satisfy his curiosity, to try and find things out.”

On the day-to-day life of Clara Oswald, Coleman said: “In the same way
we had Victorian Clara leading a double life, this Clara has a life of home,
school, her domestic life, her domestic bliss, her flat in Shoreditch, and
then the Doctor will bring the TARDIS and land in the bedroom or land
in the stationary cupboard at school, and then she’ll go off on her
adventures. But she’s very strict about him returning her at exactly the
right time so she doesn’t miss anything on Earth. So in a way she is kind
of having her cake and eating it, but what she really doesn’t want is the
double life to collide in any way. It has to be completely separate, and
that is the control freak Clara coming through.”

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