For those of you in the UK, the Last Day minisode has been released on iTunes. Its content is 100% different than I was lead to believe.

https://itunes.apple.com/gb/tv-seaso...ry/id712286444

Parenting: Doing it so Right

Looked it up and doesn't sound worth spending £2.49 on. I guess I'll check it out at a later date.

EDIT: Aaaaand apparently its free in the US. Whut.

http://www.doctorwhonews.net/2013/11...ce=twitterfeed

Apparently it was supposed to be free in the U.K. as well.

http://www.radiotimes.com/news/2013-...isode-says-bbc

Yeah I saw that a few minutes ago, guess I'll watch it after work then if the price is fixed!

Why iTunes? That is the king of geoblocking! As usual Australians can't pay for it even if they wanted to!

All the best things come from Wales :D

Blue plaque remembers Dalek creator Terry Nation

EDIT: There's also this amazing piece of news

http://blogtorwho.blogspot.co.uk/201...ti-doctor.html

Some tidbits. Trying to not spoil anything for those folks wanting to go in totally spoiler-free.

First, there's a new clip up:

http://www.doctorwhosavetheday.com/#.../2855517454001

I know it's a brief clip, but Joanna Page sounds kind of off to me. Like one of us Americans doing a bad accent.

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This Tom Baker article popped up on the 19th and I'd have thought there'd been some comment by the BBC on it by now. Hrm.

HuffPo Doctor Who Article

Oh, dear. An Adventure in Space and Time was far sadder than I expected. It was an eminently enjoyable drama and very moving. It won't spoil anything to say that Jemma Powell is an almost frighteningly perfect doppelgänger for Jacqueline Hill at times and David Bradley should be considered a damned national treasure.

I'm lost for words at how good it was. So many emotions in an hour and a half, Gatiss, David Bradley and everyone else who worked on it should be really proud of themselves.