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Get ready to follow the Doctor on his next exciting adventures, battling with new foes and old, and saving the Universe yet again in Doctor Who Season 6.

Doctor Who – the longest running science-fiction television series – is back! Our favourite timelord returns, alongside newly weds Amy and Rory, to face monsters and mysteries and adventures all across time and space, in a thrilling new season of Doctor Who.

This year’s series of Doctor Who will be shown in two parts, with a ‘gamechanging’ cliffhanger at the end of episode 7. The second part of the series will continue in the Autumn, plus the usual special episode at Christmas.

Starting this Easter on BBC One and BBC One HD in Britain. If you’re in USA, then BBC America is showing each new episode every Saturday, while Canadians can see the same episodes on SPACE. Australians will be able to catch up one week later on ABC1, or slightly sooner online.

Prime TV in New Zealand will be showing Dr Who 6 on May 19th at 8:30!

You know Joss Whedon? Writer/Producer/Director chap? Well, if you’re a fan of Buffy or Firefly, you’ll know of his excellent work. Anyway, next week his is showcasing something called Dr. Horrible’s Sing-Along Blog. On the Internet. For free! But only for 6 days, and then it’ll be gone.

I won’t tell you any more about it here – for more about this mini-epic, visit this lens. Be sure to tell all your friends about it too.

If you’re on any of the following networks, a vote or two would be really appreciated:
- Lensroll : Mixx : ShoutWire : StumbleUpon

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