Doctor Who

The Eleventh Hour was recorded during October 2009.

Anthony Ainley, he played The Master from 1981-1989.

To build a TARDIS zipperobe, you can start by finding a suitable wardrobe or dresser that you can transform into the TARDIS exterior. Use blue paint to paint the outside and create the traditional TARDIS details. You can also add shelves or compartments to organize your clothes and accessories inside the zipperobe. Finish off by adding TARDIS-like accessories such as signage or light effects for an authentic touch.

Yes, I think that she is real, cause I saw her two times..

The first episode is premiered on April 23, 2011. The second half of the series starts August 27th.

In the original series, the Doctor gave TARDIS keys to Susan Foreman, Ian Chesterton, Barbara Wright, Jamie McCrimmon, Sarah Jane Smith, and Leela. In the 2005-present series, the Doctor has given TARDIS keys to Rose Tyler, Martha Jones, Donna Noble, Amy Pond, Rory Williams, and Clara Oswald.

Yes, Captain Jack Harkness asked the Doctor about what happened to Rose Tyler after she was trapped in a parallel universe. The Doctor informed Jack that Rose was safe and happy in the parallel world with her family.

The first Doctor Who episode in the new series to feature The Master is "Utopia." It is the eleventh episode of the third series of the revived show and marks the return of The Master as a major character.

The Ninth Doctor's catchphrase was "Fantastic!" He often used this word to express excitement or awe at various situations.

THey first appeared in 1963, in an episode called 'The Daleks'. There was a Doctor Who movie called 'Doctor Who and The Daleks', But I'm not sure when that was released.

Paul Kasey plays lots of different parts in Doctor Who, he is their 'monster actor' meaning he plays different aliens and monsters who wear full costumes and masks. His face isn't seen and he usually doesn't speal. He plays lots of different aliens and monsters such as the Ood, Judoon, the Blowfish in Torchwood, the Hoix, a pig slave, a clockwork robot, and cybermen.

I think that if no one knows the Doctor's real name, they cannot connect with him emotionally. If he has an emotional connection with someone and them with him, things could become dangerous and difficult for them. Of course River knows his name and I think she is his one exception because she seems able to handle it. The Doctor is mysterious, that's what makes him so interesting, powerful and important to people!

In the video game "Doctor Who: City of the Daleks," the Dalek eye stalk can be found on the roof of the Dalek Saucer during one of the game levels. Players must locate and interact with it to progress in the game.

The Rani first appeared in the Doctor 6 adventure, The Mark of the Rani, in February 1985. Kate O'Mara played the Rani.

you will have to wait for it to be repeated so you can watch it then or you can watch it on iplayer when it comes up after the repeat.

Alternatively you could get it on itunes.

The TARDIS is a fictional time machine from the TV show Doctor Who, and whether it will explode depends on the storyline. In the series, the TARDIS has been known to be in danger of exploding, but whether it actually does or not is up to the writers.

In 2000, the Ninth Doctor was portrayed by actor Christopher Eccleston in the British TV series Doctor Who. Eccleston's portrayal marked the revival of the long-running show after its hiatus in the late 1980s.

Yes, there will be more "Doctor Who" episodes produced in the future. The show has a long history and dedicated fan base, ensuring its continuation.

No, back on Gallifrey they were very good friends. They presumingly became enemies because the Master went mad because of the drums and the Doctor couldn't handle it so he left. The Master probably began to hate him for leaving so they became enemies. For years they had many confrontations. Most of the time the Master tried to take over the Earth, or other planets. Later in "Utopia" the Doctor said he was so sorry, that was probably because he left the Master to the mercy of madness and felt guilty about leaving his best friend to that treatment.

The TARDIS, a time-traveling spaceship used by the Doctor in the TV show "Doctor Who," has been stolen on a few occasions throughout the series by various characters and enemies. One notable instance was in the episode "Journey's End" (2008), when Davros and the Daleks temporarily took control of the TARDIS.

The Pandorica was built by an alliance of the Doctor's greatest foes who were under the mistaken belief that the Doctor was responsible for the cracks in the universe. It was built to imprision the Doctor, presumably indefinately.

The Crack is a recurring motif in the TV series Doctor Who that serves as a crack in the fabric of the universe through which various dangerous entities can enter or escape. It plays a significant role in the broader story arcs of the series, particularly during the Eleventh Doctor's tenure. The Crack is featured prominently in the fifth series of the show.

Peter Kay was in the episode Love & Monsters.

Doctor Who, at the end of Peter Capaldi's era, is over a thousand years old.

After being trapped in a parallel universe, Rose continued to live there with the meta-crisis Doctor created from her DNA and the Tenth Doctor. In that universe, they went on to have a life together and presumably continued their adventures.