• John Barrowman, Matt Rippy, Julie Gardner and Naoko Mori introduce the story.
• Richard Stokes, Gardner, Mori, Rippy and Russell T Davies talk about Jack’s loneliness.
• Stokes, Ashley Way, Marie Doris, Keith Dunne on the beauty of the period piece and Way contrasts it with the 2006 scenes.
• Footage of Carol Perry teaching the cast to dance and Gavin Brocker and Mori talking about their experiences.
• Davies, Rippy, Barrowman, Catherine Treganna and Stokes on the Jacks’ romance, and Mori admits she cried during the kiss.
   

• John Barrowman, Burn Gorman and Naoko Mori tell us a little about the episode.
• Barrowman, Mori, Murray Melvin (mis-captioned as Bilis Manager), Richard Stokes and Russell T Davies enthuse about the character of Bilis and his motivation.
• Eve Myles, Julie Gardner and Barrowman on the characters’ loneliness causing them to be selfish and losing faith in Jack.
• Myles, Mori, Davies and Ashley Way on tipping Gwen over the edge.
• Gorman and Gardner on Owen rising against Jack, and Myles on the destruction of the Hub.
• Davies and Stokes on the grand style of the finale and the semi 2-part nature of the last two episodes.
• Barrowman describes the episode as being about everything “falling apart”.
• Barney Curnow, Andy Guest and Neil Roche on creating Abbadon.
• Barrowman theorises on how Jack comes back from the dead and final thoughts from Gareth David-Lloyd and Burn Gorman.
   

• Russell T Davies and Phil Collinson explain the tone of Smith and Jones.
• Footage from the London launch of series three with soundbites from Davies, Jonathan Ross (and family), David Tennant and Freema Agyeman.
• Tennant points out the importance of the companion character, Davies, Collinson and Gardner the anticipation of a new series.
• Agyeman tells us how crazy it is working on Doctor Who.
• Tennant talks about Martha's character and Davies about the plot revolving around her.
• Filming footage of Smith and Jones in the hospital, with comments from Collinson, Charles Palmer and Agyeman
• Gardner and Davies talk about the character development for Martha.
• The effects team prepare the Radiology set, with words from Danny Hargreave.
• Gardner, Davies and Collinson on finding Agyeman and her work on series two. Gardner, Collinson, Davies and Agyeman explain the deception, with the latter firmly believing she was auditioning for Torchwood.
• Tennant suggests there is a gap for the Doctor after Runaway Bride - Gardner points out that he's still thinking about Rose, though and Davies, Collinson and Palmer offers their thoughts on the Doctor/Martha relationship.
• Boyd Hilton of Heat Magazine, Paul Morley and Caitlin Moran gives us their considered thoughts about the Doctor/Companion relationship.
• Davies, Collinson and Agyeman move on to discuss Martha's family and her relationship with them. Kimmi Richards, Adjoa Andoh, Reggie Yates and Trevor Laird introduce themselves.
• Davies talks about the new music Murray Gold has come up with for the Jones family. Gold also explains his motivations and also reusing the Crouch End Festival Chorus (Dalek Theme) and Melanie Pappenheim (The Doctor's Theme). Palmer and Gardner enthuse about the quality and the hints of the past.
• Davies, Neill Gorton, Agyeman and Palmer on the Judoon design. Paul Kasey tells us what it's like being one and Nick Briggs what it's like being the voice.
• Agyeman and Tennant on suddenly becoming famous. The TV critics, Collinson and Davies offer their thoughts.
• Davies and Collinson reflect on how wonderful it is being able to re-introduce the TARDIS to each new companion.
• Tennant, Collinson, Palmer, Davies and Agyeman give their final thoughts about Martha's introduction and her upcoming journey.
• Some final footage from the launch party with comments from the guests on the reaction and a collection of preview clips from the following few episodes.

• Reggie Yates is in studio to tell us about his character while Barney attacks Freema Agyeman while she's trying to eat to find out how exciting working on Who is. The two then meet up to compare acting to presenting and draw pictures of forthcoming adventures.
• Team Totally is introduced: six fans competing for the ultimate Doctor Who prize by taking part in various games. This week they create a storyboard, precided over by artist Shaun Williams.
• A competition is launched to identify an Ood to win TDW goodies.
• Episode one of The Infinite Quest.
• Agyeman signs some clay and a competition is launched to win it, along with forthcoming clay signatures.
• Barney catches David Tennant during filming where he discusses acting hot, kissing Freema and what's coming up in the show.
• Back to Team Totally, where it's announced that Team TARDIS won.
• Danny Hargreaves, effects expert, shows us shatterglass, steam effects, explosions and creating flameballs.
• A preview of The Shakespeare Code.

• Phil Collinson tells us why he was so excited to start work on The Shakespeare Code and David Tennant what it's like filming in The Globe.
• Collinson and Gareth Skelding explain the challenges behind filming in a working theatre - Gareth Roberts and Russell T Davies are amazed they managed to get The Globe itself and Charles Palmer enthuses also.
• Davies, Roberts, Dean Lennox Kelly, Tennant and Collinson consider the character of Shakespeare, his rockstar persona and the casting.
• Davies and Tennant on Shakespeare's ability to see through the psychic paper.
• Roberts and Davies discuss the use of Shakespearean quotes throughout and on the lost play Love's Labours Won.
• Location filming comes under scrutiny by Davies, Collinson, Kelly and David Morison who praises the architecture.
• Chris Larkin on his character's death, Paul Kelly on how it was achieved and Freema Agyeman on how the first take went.
• Davies talks about magic in Doctor Who and Collinson and Roberts on the wonderful creation of the Carionites - Tennant gives the credit to the actor, and Christina Cole admits it was a lot of fun. Sam Marks had fun too.
• Davies, Roberts and Tennant on giving the Doctor a sexy female villain.
• Phil Collinson takes us behind the scenes to see a flying sequence being put together - Crispin Layfield and Tom Lucy explain how it was achieved while Charles Palmer explains why this excites him.
• Collinson, Tennant, Davies, Roberts and Agyeman on Martha's journey in this episode.
• Collinson, Palmer and Dave Haughton explain how they filled The Globe using 50 extras.
• Finally, a preview of Gridlock from Davies, Collinson and Tennant.

• Rob Maher is in the studio to talk about the creation of the witch characters in The Shakespeare Code.
• The next round of Team Totally kicks off... This week they have to learn how to put makeup on actors - Ros Wilkins demonstrates how a genuine character was made up, and Team TARDIS create the superior makeup art (although this foregone conclusion isn't revealed until later in the show).
• Barney launches a competition to identify a Cyberman. It's, erm, a Cyberman.
• Meanwhile David Tennant explains what was so great about The Shakespeare Code, recalls wire work in New Earth and draws a picture of a Macra.
• Episode two of The Infinite Quest.
• Maher's back to talk more about the witches and also about the Abzorbaloff and the Racnoss. He then models a Dalek out of orange clay.
• The winner of last year's Companion Academy, Louise, gets shown around the TARDIS and then gets to meet Freema Agyeman and David Tennant.
• We learn a little about wire work and see a sneak preview of Gridlock.

Soundtrack
Snow Patrol: Chasing Cars
Burt Bacharach: Raindrops Keep Falling on my Head
Jamiroquai: Deeper Underground
Gary Numan: Cars
Kasabian: Last Trip
Squeeze: Cool for Cats
Kaiser Chiefs: Love is not a Competition (But I'm Winning)
David Hasslehoff: Jump in my Car
Bloc Party: So Here we Are
Boy Kill Boy: Killer
Razorlight: Stumble and Fall
Benny Goodman: Sing Sing Sing

• David Tennant tells us why he likes this episode.
• Richard Clark shows us around the New New York sets and Phil Collinson discusses the topical nature of the script. Tennant describes it as "grimy and bleak and nasty and Russell T Davies explains the concept behind the culture.
• Davies, Tennant and Collinson on separated the Doctor and Martha and Freema Agyeman on the Martha's expectations.
• Clark on the ambitious nature of creating an entirely CG world and he, Davies, Collinson and Tennant discuss the difficulty of shooting in such a small space and creating pollution.
• Tennant finds the idea of covering Ardal O'Hanlon in fur hilarious - O'Hanlon finds it perfectly normal, but wishes he were playing a baddie.
• Barney Curnow speaks of the difficulties of directing cats and Collinson of how believable Davies's script is - Tennant and Collinson then both cover the sense of futility the characters have but Davies notes the sense of hope brought out in the hymn at the end.
• Collinson then moves on to give us a dissection of the sequence in which the Doctor jumps from car to car. Arwel Wyn Jones, Tenant and Davies go into some more detail and it's pointed out that Davies' chase sequences regular go up and down rather than left to right.
• Tennant and Jones talk about the different set dressings for each car and Davies about borrowing from 2000AD.
• Davies on bringing back the Macra, Travis Oliver on not being able to see the creatures and Agyeman on Martha's intelligence.
• Leonara Chrichlow tells us how much fun working on the episode was.
• Davies and Collinson explain why they keep returning to the year 5 billion and the decision to keep The Face of Boe alive for one more story.
• Tennant wonders about Boe's last message and Davies promises answers.
• Davies, Collinson and Tennant preview the following episode.

• Leonora Critchlow is in studio to talk about the Macra while Barney meets Russell T Davies - Davies explains the history of the monster and how his creations are brought to life.
• Sam Johnston, Junior Mastermind finalist prepares to go up against Davies in a knowledge challenge.
• More of Team Totally - this week they learn how to be foley artists.
• Critchlow is then back to talk about her character and the next round of Who Goes There is launched.
• Episode three of The Infinite Quest.
• Critchlow and Davies put their hands in clay and launch the next part of that particular challenge.
• Davies talks about making monsters and draws an evil scarecrow. He also talks about the Face of Boe.
• Team TARDIS wins Team Totally again - Team Time Lord seem about to start crying. Aw.
• Johnston vs Davies in Monstermind: Sam wins.
• A quick peak of the next episode: Daleks in Manhatten.

• Phil Collinson introduces the episode.
• Helen Raynor points out the Empire State Building while on location and Collinson and David Tennant tell us how much they loves exploring the history, while Raynor gives us a taste of some of it.
• Russell T Davies, Tennant and Raynor on the genesis of the story. Davies also recalls The Chase.
• Raynor shows us around the beautiful sets and costumes and Davies discusses the Daleks' entrance in the show.
• Raynor on seeing her creations come to life and Gareth Skelding and Davies on trying to find parts of Wales to double as Cardiff.
• Tennant, Collinson, James Strong and Miranda Raison discuss Tallulah's entrance. Davies admits he forgot about the Depression and Raynor explains the use of the theatre to play against it. Ailsa Berk explains her work.
• The love story element, credited entirely to Helen, is discussed by Davies and Raynor, who then go on to discuss architectural influences - Raynor also visits a 30s-style flat.
• Davies hands over credit to The Mill for lots of the 1930s-styling. Dave Houghton explains exactly what they did.
• Davies, Tennant and Collinson on the class divide during the Depression and Raynor comments on the set of Hooverville.
• Eric Loren, Davies and Raynor discuss Loren's character.
• Collinson and Davies briedly talk about turning Cardiff into New York in a preview of the following Confidential.

• Miranda Raison speaks of her desire to live in the time of Daleks in Manhatten and talks about singing. Barney flirts with her.
• Kirsten visits The Empire State Building and gives us some historical facts about it.
• Helen Raynor discusses the cliffhanger ending and working with the Daleks.
• Team Totally learn this week how to choreograph monster movement and discuss how pig-men should walk.
• Another Who Goes There, as Barney challenges us to recognise the shadow of the pig from Aliens of London.
• The next episode of The Infinite Quest.
• Raison is back to talk about acting with pigs, having a pet pig (she doesn't) and take part in a pig quiz. She then makes a hand print and asks another question in the print competition.
• It is revealed that Team Time Lord have had their first win.
• Raynor helps some kids and Kirsten put together an extremely surreal story before a preview of the following episode.

• Russell T Davies and Phil Collinson laugh about the idea of matching Cardiff with New York.
• Davies expresses his amazement at his design team who we follow to Manhattan. James Strong tells us what's being filmed and Dave Houghton what they plan on painting in and out. Collinson tries to look cool.
• Meanwhile Rayner shows us the parts of Cardiff doubling for Central Park and Simon Wicker shows us how he paints in matte shots.
• Tennant and Rayner thrill over the area of Bute Park that doubled for Hooverville, and Edward Thomas gives us his opinions.
• Collinson sits by the Statue of Liberty and hopes they can fake the TARDIS arriving there. Later, in Penarth, he shows us the "almost identical" shot they've found, particularly highlighting the entirely dissimilar brickwork.
• Houghton stands atop the Empire State Building taking plate shots of the New York skyline, Strong explains why they shot more than necessary and Wicker shows us more of his work.
• Houghton talks us through some of the greenscreen work they filmed with extras.
• Thomas shows us the main set for the Empire interiors and explains some of his excitement about it, which Davies joins him for.
• Tennant on why they use a heliport in Cardiff any time they need an empty sky and Thomas on the creation of the mast.
• Tennant and Thomas both look at the art deco style of the Daleks while Collinson, Davies and Thomas look at the Transgenic Lab and its echoes of Frankenstein.
• We are taken by Danny Hargreaves behind the scene of the battle of Hooverville. Strong and Houghton also talk us through some of the specifics. Frreema Agyeman gets all overexcited.

• Eric Loren is in the studio to talk about the makeup he wore has half-Sec, the way he performed as semi-Dalek, the technical side of the prosthetics, doing a New York accent.
• Barney introduces the next episode of The Infinite Quest with his newly discovered Noo Ywark accent.
• A clockwork droid appears in yet another Who Goes There.
• In another tense and exciting edition of Team Totally Barnaby Edwards, Colin Newman and Nicholas Briggs teach the team to be Daleks. The lucky little b*stards!
• Loren asks another question in the handprint quiz, and Dalek Caan donates his print.
• Kirsten is back in New York, Dalek hunting. He finds some fans taking photos of a toy Dalek. Erm, worthy of sending Kirsten all the way to NY on license fee money? Perhaps...
• Freema Agyeman talks us through a location shoot for Utopia but doesn't reveal much.
• Team Totally's results are revealed: Team Time Lord wins again.
• Finally, a Dalek fact file, a quick interview with Nick Briggs and a preview of The Lazarus Experiment.

• Russell T Davies, David Tennant, Mark Gatiss, Phil Collinson, Richard Clark and Will Cohen argue over what a monster is.
• Richard Clark takes us behind the scenes of the main shooting for the monster's first appearance.
• Mark Gatiss speaks of his love for getting to play the character (lying throughout the episode and not mentioning his ongoing desire to play the Doctor), and Davies and Clark of their love for Mark.
• Phil Collinson describes Lazarus as "believable", while Gatiss and Davies discuss the makeup and the concept of youth technology.
• Neill Gorton explains how they aged Gatiss while Reggie Yates, Adjoa Andoh, Gatiss and Collinson enthuse over the quality.
• Davies, Clark and Collinson on the setting for Lazlabs. Mike Crowley, Barney Curnow, Will Cohen, Tennant and Yates go on to talk about the monster's first appearance and the look of the monster.
• Collinson, Cohen and Jean-Claude Deguara discuss the Mill's wonderful work. It's all wonderful. Wonderful, I tell you. Let's just pretend New Earth didn't happen eh? Actually, that has a number of extra benefits too.
• A look back at prior monsters by Davies, Tennant, Collinson, Gatiss and Clark, who also talk about what makes a creature successful and Cohen specifically looks at the limitations of a family audience.
• Neill Gorton and Cohen on the inspiration the scripts give them and Sarah Parish on how uncomfortable it was working on the Christmas special.
• Cohen highlights the werewolf as the trickiest CGI work for The Mill.
• Tennant tells us what's scary.
• Davies, Gorton and Tennant on the pigmen from this year's Dalek two-parter.
• Tennant discusses performing his own stunts occasionally. Tom Lucy explains his fears.
• At the church used for The Lazarus Experiment Clark, Tennant, David Bedwal and Gatiss describe their feelings on the work. And being naked.

• Barney describes the last Doctor Who episode as "cool" for once.
• Gugu Mbatha-Raw apologises for almost kissing Mark Gatiss and Adjoa Andoh describes her character's frosty relationship with the Doctor before they draw a picture of some sheep droppings or something.
• This week, Team Totally are taken under the wing of Moray Laing to learn how to make a page of Doctor Who Adventures.
• A Sycorax shadow appears behind the Who Goes There screen.
• The Infinite Quest part six.
• Barney Curnow discusses CG effects - how they move from design to the finished product and what his favourite one was (the werewolf).
• Trevor Laird talks about his relationship with the other actors and makes a handprint for the ongoing competition.
• Back with Team Totally, we discover the winners are... Team Time Lord, putting them into a draw at last. Fix.
• Freema Agyeman talks about dressing up in posh clothes for The Lazarus Experiment, night shoots, the actors that play her family, green screen and working closely with David Tennant.
• A preview of 42. Unbelievably it looks watchable.

• Russell T Davies and David Tennant tell us whats unique about this episode and how the real-time element came about.
• Michelle Collins on her personal challenges this episode, Tennant and Vinette Robinson on the added tension.
• Graeme Harper discusses pace and energy and Anthony Flanagan and Tennant give Harper his dues.
• Chris Chibnell explains his view of the Doctor and Davies discusses physical danger for the character. Tennant compares one of his scenes to Star Trek.
• Freema Agyeman reminds us this is Martha's first experience of real jeapordy.
• Barney Curnow and Graeme Harper explains how they faked a pod moving through space while Davies reminds us that its about the actors' performances.
• Collins and Flanagan wow over the spaceship interiors - Edward Thomas, Chibnall, Davies, Tennant and Peter McKinstry explain the concepts behind the designs. Thomas also tells us about the location used.
• James North walks us around the set pieces, pointing everything out in great detail, and around the Paper Mill some sections were filmed in.
• Davies on "the future" always looking dated, prompting a montage of spacecraft throughout the history of the show.
• Mike Tucker and Mat Irvine give us some background to Doctor Who's history of pioneering effects techniques (wire hiding, explosions, motion control) - Harper also recalls some of his experiences with the 80s episodes he directed and Davies and Tennant share their personal favourites.
• Will Cohen explains why its better to build spaceships in CGI these days and we see a montage of more recent effects. Tennant reminds us that the TARDIS is the best spaceship.
• Chibnall explains his characters' motivations and Collins on McDonell's specifically, and filming her final scene first.
• Abbi Collins, stunt co-ordinator, talks us through McDonell's death and Harper describes the whole thing as "romantic". Chibnall and Matthew Chambers discuss her redemption.
• Harper explains why he cast Collins. Tenant has his own theory, involving baby oil.
• Agyeman and Chibnall on Martha's growth.
• Behind the scenes of Tennant being iced up - Louise Page comments.
• Agyeman gets a little overexcited about getting the TARDIS key.

• William Ash is in studio to discuss his character in 42, kissing Martha, pub quizzes and acting hot.
• Team Totally this week goes behind the scenes of the special effects crew as they learn how to operate explosive devices safely. Safely? That's not the point, surely.
• Another Who Goes There, and it's a Dalek. Dear me.
• And another episode of The Infinite Quest.
• Barney and William, assisted by young fans, go head to head in a battle to the death - or rather a quiz - in which they end up drawing. Despite one team thinking that there are 24 days in a year.
• TDW struggles for interviewees as they meet the series catering manager. No, really.
• Another question in the handprint competition, before we find out that Team Time Lord are in the lead for the first time.
• James North talks briefly about escape pod set design, how it relates to the exterior and so on before we see a preview of Human Nature.

• Russell T Davies and Freema Agyeman introduce the plot.
• Davies and Paul Cornell explain the backstory to the making of Human Nature and they (along with David Tennant) explain the plot itself a little further.
• Davies and Tennant talk about prior uses of the name John Smith.
• Davies points out references to Sydney Newman and Verity Lambert.
• Charles Palmer, Cornell, Mike Crowley, Susie Liggat, Shaun Williams and David Tennant on the piano drop scene and on the benefits of storyboarding.
• Davies, Lindsay Alford on the choice of time period - Agyeman talks more specifically about the issues of racism.
• Tennant explains how he approached John Smith as a new character rather than as an aspect of the Doctor - Jessica Hynes also shares her thoughts on the character.
• Cornell, Davies, Hynes and Palmer on the Doctor's love interest, and Tennant, Liggat and Palmer on dancing.
• Palmer and Davies on mime and Palmer on the amount it rained. Harry Lloyd recalls the challenges of miming in the rain.
• Richard Harris and Dave Houghton on creating an invisible spaceship.
• Cornell, Tennant and Agyeman talk about the scarecrows.
• Agyeman and Davies preview the second part...

• Barney has to go into hiding, and leaves Kirsten in charge of the studio - and his watch!
• Lauren Wilson is in studio to scare the audience... she discusses her spookiness, her co-stars (who she seems to get confused about) and smells.
• Barney meets Ailsa, the Doctor Who choreographer. She talks about the scarecrows, and other other work on the show.
• Team Totally this week is all about set dressing. Matt North sets the challenge to dress an Edwardian set. One team furnishes theirs with pictures of Winston Churchill.
• Barney and Lauren try to recognise foods by smells.
• Behind the scenes of The Infinite Quest as Barney makes a guest appearance. Gary Russell explains the process, David Tennant tries to avoid giving acting tips and Freema Agyeman explains how she does it.
• Another exciting edition of Who Goes There, featuring a pig-man before part eight of The Infinite Quest.
• Lauren makes a handprint and asks the next question in the big handprint challenge.
• A quick interview with David Tennant about being human, John Smith's romance and then draws a picture of a face to give a clue to future episodes.
• Team TARDIS win the set dressing task, bringing the scores to twelve points each.
• Ailsa talks a little more about choreographing scarecrows before we see a sneak peak of Family of Blood.

• Charles Palmer recalls the difficulties shooting some of the large action sequences, and David Tennant the wind and rain.
• Richard Harris, Paul Kelly and Danny Hargreaves talk about blowing up extras.
• Russell T Davies justifies the terror of young boys killing scarecrows and Paul Cornell, Freema Agyeman, Davies and Tennant discuss Martha's importance in the episode.
• Davies, Tennant and Agyeman talk about what make the Family great characters while Thomas Sangster, Cornell, Tennant and Davies talk about the Tim character.
• Cornell and Davies explain the fob watch - Davies makes up reasons why they didn't use a cricket ball (as per the novel) ignoring the fact that the Master would look rather silly playing cricket in Utopia.
• Suzie Liggat and Tracie Simpson take us behind the scenes of the battlefield sequence.
• Palmer, Tennant and Davies contemplate the sadness of the script and the wartime setting. Palmer, Richard Harris and Rory Taylor also remind us of the realisms of filming with live guns. Faujja Singh explains his role as armourer. Agyeman seems more concerned about the weather.
• Rebekah Staton, Harry Lloyd, Kelly, Hargreaves and Palmer discuss a large explosion.
• Davies, Lloyd, Tennant, Cornell, Staton, Palmer talk about the Doctor's wrath at the end of the story, and Staton's stunt.
• Davies, Tennant and Cornell on the love story.
• Tennant gets overexcited about getting to be old while Neill Gorton explains his approach.
• Tennant and Davies offer final thoughts before Tennant previews the following episode.

• Tom Palmer talks about his character and his career before donating his handprint to the hall of fame.
• In Team Totally this week, the teams are shown how to direct extras - Anna Evans explains how.
• David Tennant's stunt double, Gordon, talks about working with David before co-ordinator Crispin shows the team how to some rolls...
• Next up, part nine of The Infinite Quest.
• In this week's Who Goes There, Barney shows us the silhouette of a Carionite.
• Kirstin interviews Freema Agyeman about her stunt in The Lazarus Experiment before she draws a picture of... something... to spoil a future plot and refuses to tell us if she'll ever kiss the Doctor.
• Palmer is back, and discusses working with David and Freema, his accent, whether he'd like to be an alien and having fun on set.
• Team Time Lord win the challenge as Team TARDIS had created too in-depth a plotline for their extras.
• Crispin then shows us how to have fun with sugar-glass before we see a run of clips from Blink.

• David Tennant takes us around BBC Television Centre and reminds us how it important it was to him as a child.
• Steven Moffat talks about his childhood and how excited he was (and is) about TV Centre. Standing where The Sea Devils was filmed, Moffat blames Doctor Who for his ultimate career. He then explains the genesis of Blink and they discuss the various merits of the story.
• Carey Mulligan and Finlay Robertson talk about appearing in an episode where the main character barely features.
• Moffat explains how trying writing for the show can be.
• Mark Gatiss and Gareth Roberts drink coffee together and talk about the challenges of writing for the series, how strange it is seeing your name on the title sequence, and how Doctor Who influenced them.
• Nev Fountain and Jon Culshaw explain why they first brought the Doctor into Dead Ringers. Culshaw proves his fannishness by impersonating the intro to The Pertwee Years video.
• Phil Collinson and Russell T Davies recall their childhood games, their first memories of the show and access to behind-the-scenes information.
• Jane Tranter and Julie Gardner explain why they were keen to bring back the show.
• Back to Carey Mulligan and Steven Moffat who share their thoughts about the spookiest parts of the new episode.
• Nick Briggs and Barnaby Edwards explain how they came to be involved in the Daleks.
• Culshaw and Fountain get nostalgic for the Sontarans and the Giant Spiders, Gatiss recalls the Cybermen, Tennant the Zygons and Moffat the Autons. Moffat also explains why Blink is so scary.
• Finally, Collinson and Davies cover the neverending cycle of fans becoming professionals.

• Paul Kasey returns to Totally to run through all the characters he's played, how he changes his movements between them, his favourite one (the Cybermen) and how long it takes him to get suited up (30-45 minutes).
• Team Totally has a prosthetics challenge - Charlie Bluett teaches them how to sculpt gargoyles before the two teams make clay models of their own.
• Barney and Kirsten begin to give us the top ten monsters of the new series (and The Infinite Quest) - can we stand the tension of waiting to find out who takes the number one spot? *cough*Daleks*cough*
• Firestep take us behind the scenes of the animation of The Infinite Quest (including footage of Anthony Head performing).
• Barney presents another edition of Who Goes There (and slyly references the works of Weebl and Bob) as an Auton attacks Kirsten.
• Part ten of The Infinite Quest.
• Kasey adds his handprint to the collection and asks the next question.
• On set for Utopia, John Barrowman talks to Barney about how exciting it is to be back on the show, confirms that Freema Agymena is "a hottie" and draws some squiggles to represent the plotline.
• Team TARDIS wins the latest challenge, putting them back on equal footing with Team Time Lord.
• The top five monsters ever EVER (since 2005) finishes with the Daleks. We didn't notice, though, as during the Sycorax entry, Kirsten mentions the words "helmet" and "bone" very close together.
• Last of all, a trailer for Utopia.

• Behind the scenes of the latest quarry, Russell T Davies assures us that Jack's return was always planned while John Barrowman, David Tennant, Freema Agyeman and Graeme Harper discuss the fan and cast/crew reaction.
• Agyeman on Barrowman's farting.
• Davies, Agyeman, Phil Collinson and Barrowman on why people love Captain Jack and the character's journey.
• Barrowman and Tennant on the Doctor/Jack relationship.
• Harper talks us through the radiation room scene, with thoughts from Tennant, Barrowman and Davies.
• Tennant, Davies and Harper discuss the Futurekind. Paul Marc Davies explains life as one.
• Danny Hargreaves walks us through an explosive effect - Tennant and Agyeman recall how terrifying the filming was.
• Davies, Tennant, Collinson and Agyeman speak of their excitement at casting Derek Jacobi - Jacobi politely forgets both Scream of the Shalka and Deadline and tells us how excited he was to finally get involved in Doctor Who. Harper and Davies talk about the Doctor/Yana relationship.
• Davies, Harper, Jacobi, Tennant and Chipo Chung cover Yana's reawakening.
• Chung, Harper and Rob Mayor talk about Chanto's makeup and character.
• Tennant and Davies on the "typo" that Chanto's lines appeared to be. Tennant is amazed at Chipo's performance.
• Yana's final moments, regeneration and the casting of his replacement are discussed by Jacobi, Collinson, Harper, Davies and Simm.

• Russell T Davies is back in the studio to talk about his love of Captain Jack (who then has a fact file which lists his occupation as a Time Agent - er, what about Torchwood eh), admits he's not a hero himself and why it's good to have him back.
• John Barrowman explains the stand off between the Doctor and Jack and why he jumped onto the TARDIS but doesn't quite explain why he's so dirty.
• Team Totally's penultimate challenge kicks off, as the kids have to dress members of the Futurekind.
• Barrowman meets a lot of kids dressed like him (awww) and adds himself to the handprint challenge.
• Regular creature-man Ken talks about his work as the Futurekind and shows some the Barrowmanalikes how to act like him.
• The penultimate part of The Infinite Quest and a scarecrow in Who Goes There.
• Kirsten and Davies enter Martha's flat and he gives a few sneaky hints about the Master's plot, drawing a picture of the Toclafane.
• Team Time Lord win the penultimate challenge, giving them an advantage of one point in the final.
• Freema Agyeman accuses John Barrowman of being very naughty while he's giving cool tips to Barney. Barrowman also reminds a kid that in real life, people do die.
• Finally, a preview of The Sound of Drums.

• David Tennant sets the scene.
• Russell T Davies explains the thrill of bringing back the Master and promises more in his grand plan, David Tennant describes the return as "inevitable" and Colin Teague enthuses about the character.
• Davies and Teague on John Simm. Simm tells us how quick his decision was.
• Davies on the characterisation of the Master and how he tackled it - Phil Collinson and Freema Agyeman offer their thoughts on this unpredictable Master.
• Behind the scenes of the gassing scene with Danny Hargreaves and Nicholas Geckis.
• Tennant, Collinson and Simms on the Master's insanity. Davies and Simm look at the genesis.
• Davies, Tennant, Eric Roberts, Collinson and Simm on the original Master (and the Pratt/Beevers version).
• Collinson and Teague talk about the Ainley incarnation.
• Roberts on reviving the Master in 1996.
• Tennant, Agyeman, Teague and Paul Kelly discuss the explosion at Martha's flat.
• Agyeman, Tennant, Hargreaves and Tom Lucy on the stunt driving.
• Davies, Trevor Laird, Adjoa Andoh and Ken Garside talk about guns.
• Davies, Tennant and Collinson explain the slow introduction of Harold Saxon over the last few years and the build-up of the plot.
• Collinson, Tennant, Davies and Simm on the cliffhanger (teasing the following episode) and the laser screwdriver.

• Opening the final episode of the second series of Totally Doctor Who, Barney wanders around the deck of the Valiant.
• The two teams in Team Totally discuss their favourite and least favourite moments prior to their final battle...
• The Infinite Quest's "final part" is aired but, the rotters, it has a cliffhanger ending...
• The final round of Team Totally begins with a quiz testing the team's knowledge of each other.
• Barney and Kirsten add their handprints to complete the collection, and ask the final question before presenting a fact file on the Master.
• The next part of the final Team Totally is an observation round, watching a clip of The Shakespeare Code.
• John Barrowman takes us behind the scenes of The Sound of Drums, discussing stunt doubles, lunch and his trailer.
• The final Team Totally challenge is the decider: matching words to props... After a tense runaround we discover... it's a tiebreak. Two contestants must guess how many orbs are on a Dalek, leading Team Time Lord to win.
• Finally, a preview of Last of the Time Lords, and the team discovers what they've won: a week in Blackpool, when David Tennant turns on the lights. Hardly seems worth it.

• Russell T Davies, Colin Teague and David Tennant talk about the Master and his wife dancing.
• Tennant on the Master/Doctor relationship in the final episode while Davies explains the effect on Martha Jones. Tennant also explains the epic quality of the final episodes and Freema Agyeman talks a little about her plotline.
• Agyeman and Tennant on the terror of the Toclafane.
• Davies explains how exciting the cliffhanger is.
• Barney Curnow, Teage and Tennant discuss the aging effect and the CGI Doctor, with thoughts from Adjoa Andoh and Gugu Mbatha-Raw.
• Peter McKinstry, Will Cohen and Tennant on the CGI Doctor design.
• Davies tries to justify the glowy Doctor and Tennant talks about levitating unexpectedly, with additional comments from Teague.
• John Simm discuss the character of the Master and Phil Collinson and Tennant the final showdown.
• Julie Gardner, Agyeman, Tennant on Martha leaving and her development over the year.

Shortly after broadcast, a version appeared on the BBC's official YouTube presence with a full opening credit sequence (the broadcast version being significantly shorter) and with an overlayed credit for Phil Collinson (rollover the image on the right).

This online exclusive episode of Doctor Who Confidential looks behind the scenes of Time Crash. Russell T Davies and Phil Collinson express their excitement while Graeme Harper talks about how extraordinary it all is. Steven Moffat expresses his surprise at how good Peter Davison looks after all these years and explains the plot, Davison talks about donning the costume again (Louise Page explains how they made it a little bigger) and how exciting it was seeing the new TARDIS for the first time.

BBC iPlayer launches, and several of the BBC's flagship series are showcased in the trailer.

Three clips.

A lengthy collection of clips, with the date and time of broadcast at the end.

A much shorter edit of the trail above.

Two clips.

Another clip collection.

A collection of clips from the BBC's Christmas lineup, including many from Voyage of the Damned.

A shorter collection of clips from the BBC's Christmas lineup, including many from Voyage of the Damned.

Omid Djalili tries to get a role on the next series of Doctor Who by engratiating himself upon Freema Agyeman in his stand-up/sketch show, doing impressions of Cybermen and Daleks.

We accept that a notated copy of the Horror of Fang Rock is a rare collectable... But an antique? Damn we feel old. Fortunately, the collector has scribbled notes about flowers on the back and knocked the value down to £300. This makes us feel better.

Immediately prior to BBC2's premiere of the Heroes season finale, this mashup of the two shows (featuring one new clip from the second series of Torchwood) teasered the January relaunch...

BBC2 Wales previews Voyage of the Damned. Russell T Davies talks about the transition from Chucklevision to Doctor Who, being daunted by taking on the show, how the South Wales connection happened, the Torchwood link and the reason for Sarah Jane Adventures. Miguela Gonzalez previews the Christmas viewing, including The Davros Collection on DVD and Voyage of the Damned. Murray Gold discusses the challenges working on Doctor Who, how long it takes him to score an episode and how he finds inspiration.

Three clips

John Barrowman reviews his year, explains his accent, speaks of his love for singing (and Christmas songs), his sexuality, challenging yourself and dancing. Then he sings one of his songs. Lovely.

An early-morning report from the previous night's preview screening of Voyage of the Damned. David Tennant talks about kissing Kylie and leaving next year (he's not despite Catherine Tate's recent claims on Jonathan Ross). Back in the studio, Gray O'Brien talks about the plot, his character, his understanding of Tennant's plans, appearing on TV twice on Christmas day, working on Coronation Street and his early work on River City.

Three clips.

A report on the preview of Voyage, with some short clips from the special and comments from David Tennant on not leaving and Kylie's role. Bernard Cribbins recalls the Peter Cushing film he appeared in. Nick Park and Anne Widdecombe share their excitement

Another preview of Voyage of the Damned, with David Tennant again denying he's leaving, talking about Astrid's character and sneak previews of the 2008 series. We also see more clips of the special.

Two clips.

David Tennant promotes the latest Blue Peter appeal, Disc Drive, by appearing in costume on the set of the Pompeii two-parter from series four and giving away some old CDs and DVDs.

Another report from the preview screening of Voyage of the Damned. Russell T Davies explains his thrill at having the Christmas day slot, we see a short clip collection and David Tennant assures us he has no immediate plans to leave.

Two clips.

In the middle of a rundown of the year, Brooker hits April and shows us a clip from the "downright terrifying" Blink.

A preview of Voyage of the Damned, with clips from the special and an interview with Debbie Chazen, in which she teases a few plot details, working with David Tennant, why she never watched Doctor Who as a kid (or she may have done), her character in the special and working with Kylie Minogue,.

David Tennant appears in the Star in a Reasonably Priced Car segment of the Top Gear Christmas special. He talks about his childhood dream to be the Doctor, naming himself after Neil Tennant, auditioning unsuccesfully for Taggart, the plot of Voyage of the Damned, his penis, how the TARDIS works and the cars he's owned before we see him break the BBC's cars in the name of entertainment.

Following Voyage of the Damned, a short trailer for the upcoming second series, with the captions "Alone, they're only human. Together they're Torchwood." and showcasing the guest appearance of James Marsters.

The Christmas special of the popular comedy features a guest appearance by David Tennant, in character as the Doctor, as Andy Millman (Ricky Gervais) plays a villainous slug. Which doubtless the audience found screamingly funny, while fans were reminded of Sil.

An expose on the threats of hi-tech toys to children's development. Al Dewar of Character Options shows Maggie Philbin how his toys are created and why they so often include chips.

In the final moments of 2007, Jools Holland interviews David Tennant and John Simm. Tennant can't recall if anyone's ever stolen the TARDIS and Simm gushes over Paul McCartney before Kylie Minogue performs and we count in the New Year.

Two clips.