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Paulhanselluk

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Whats next for Doctor Who, I mean where can it go from here (I know they have several crossovers planned but to what end.... Cpt Jack in the Sarah Jane Adventures...... lets not go there....). If my memory serves me correct all the good baddies have been used up (Cybermen, Daleks, The Master) all thats left is Davros (but again thats the daleks).

The only thing I can see as the new major plot development (besides Catherine Tate joining the show full time) is that the, The Face of Bo, wasn't refering to the Master, when he told the doctor he wasn't alone.....
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Latest I heard is that the Doctor and Donna will travel to Pompeii AD 79 on the eve of the eruption of Mount Vesuvius and it was even filmed in Rome:
http://www.bbc.co.uk/doctorwho/news/cult/news/drwho/2007/09/25/49091.shtml

This would not be the first time that a Doctor Who story takes place in that historical setting as Big Finish has done it on audio with Fires of Vulcan featuring the Sylvester McCoy as the Seventh Doctor and Bonnie Langford as Mel. The article does not mention whether this TV episode is an adaptation of that audio story especially since Fires of Vulcan writer Steve Lyons is not one of the writers for the 2008 season. If it does turn out to be an adaptation of Fires of Vulcan then Lyons is likely to get a "Thanks" credit just as there was a "Thanks" credit for Marc Platt when Rise of the Cybermen & Age of Steel were adapted from elements of Platt's Big Finish story Spare Parts.
 
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Thanks for the info, but I wont hold my breath....
 
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The Sontarans are back for season 34:
http://www.bbc.co.uk/doctorwho/news/cult/news/drwho/2007/10/02/49473.shtml
"Christopher Ryan, best known for playing super-cool Mike in the classic comedy series The Young Ones, is set for a guest-starring role in an upcoming Series Four [34] adventure.

Ryan will play a Sontaran leader in the story, due to begin filming in the next few weeks.

"I'm absolutely delighted to be appearing in this new Doctor Who," Chris revealed. "The last time I appeared in Doctor Who was in 1986, Colin Baker was the Doctor and I was still a Young One."

The story in question was the Trial Of A Time Lord, where Chris starred as the slug-like Mentor Kiv alongside Trevor Laird, who played Martha's dad in 2007.

If you know your Who lore, the Sontarans will need no introduction. If you're a newer viewer, however, you may not know that the Sontarans are amongst the greatest villains from the classic series of Doctor Who.

A military, warlike species, able to clone vast armies of themselves, the Sontarans are locked into an eternal struggle with their enemies the Rutans."
 
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and there are plenty of new baddies they can get to....
after all every one of the above was new at one time..

with current trends i wouldn't be at all surprised to see some sort of religious maniac fundamentalists getting thrown into the mix...
 
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Theta Sigma said:
The Sontarans are back for season 34:
http://www.bbc.co.uk/doctorwho/news/cult/news/drwho/2007/10/02/49473.shtml
"Christopher Ryan, best known for playing super-cool Mike in the classic comedy series The Young Ones, is set for a guest-starring role in an upcoming Series Four [34] adventure.

Ryan will play a Sontaran leader in the story, due to begin filming in the next few weeks.

"I'm absolutely delighted to be appearing in this new Doctor Who," Chris revealed. "The last time I appeared in Doctor Who was in 1986, Colin Baker was the Doctor and I was still a Young One."

The story in question was the Trial Of A Time Lord, where Chris starred as the slug-like Mentor Kiv alongside Trevor Laird, who played Martha's dad in 2007.

If you know your Who lore, the Sontarans will need no introduction. If you're a newer viewer, however, you may not know that the Sontarans are amongst the greatest villains from the classic series of Doctor Who.

A military, warlike species, able to clone vast armies of themselves, the Sontarans are locked into an eternal struggle with their enemies the Rutans."
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Thankyou for the update
 
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