Matt Smith, Jenna-Louise Coleman and Steven Moffat attend 72nd Annual George Foster Peabody Awards (May 20, 2013)
drunk with power, steven moffat declares that the doctor’s name is “steven moffat”
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Steven Moffat spoke at Trinity College in Dublin on March 1. He talks a lot about Doctor Who and Sherlock. The whole interview is great, but the part River fans will be interested in comes starting around 59 minutes in. You can’t hear the questions very well, but you can hear Moffat perfectly:
Moffat: is there more to come about, as it were, Trenzalore and the battle in the Doctor’s future that led to the attempts on his life in the past? Is that what you’re asking? *someone clarifies, can’t really hear* Yes.
Person: Will River Song be in the new series?
Moffat: She will certainly in this series.
*throws confetti*
Moffat's guide to creating a companion
- Moffat: You know, instead of a companion I only kill every other episode, I'll create one that's killed in EVERY EPISODE.
- Clara: ...
- Rory: We've a support group, you know. T-shirts and everything.
- Moffat: Throwing people off buildings is so cliche
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- Moffat: Must throw her off a cloud.
We’re delighted to confirm the names of all 5 episodes of Part 1 of the new series of Doctor Who!
They are:
1 – Asylum of the Daleks (by Steve Moffat)
2 – Dinosaurs on a Spaceship (by Chris Chibnall)
3 – A Town Called Mercy (by Toby Whithouse)
4 – The Power of Three (by Chris Chibnall)
5 – The Angels Take Manhattan (by Steven Moffat)
Here is the Poster Art for Doctor Who Series 7, Episode 1: Asylum of the Daleks.
When Steven said that each episode would feel like a mini movie, he wasn’t kidding.
Eleventh Doctor Cosplay Contest
Voting begins July 19th. I’ll provide the link when it’s available so you guys can help me out!
“It always feels like a miracle when you find the right person.” - Steven Moffat on Jenna Louise-Coleman
“I quite like it with two companions, cos there are two people to talk about him, I think that’s quite nice. The Doctor can exist as someone to be talked about, whereas if it’s just the two of them, there’s never an occasion when someone says, ‘Why does he always do that?’”
— Steven Moffat
