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|image = Doctor Who Series | |image = Doctor Who Series 8 Logo.jpg | ||
|image2 = | |image2 = Series 8 promo postcard.jpg | ||
|broadcast year = 2014 | |broadcast year = 2014 | ||
|broadcast year2 = | |broadcast year2 = | ||
|nth season = | |nth season = 34 | ||
|ep count = | |ep count = 12 | ||
|story count = | |story count = 11 | ||
|first ep = | |first ep = Deep Breath (TV story) | ||
|doctor = Twelfth Doctor | |doctor = Twelfth Doctor | ||
|doctor2 = | |doctor2 = | ||
|companion = Clara Oswald | |companion = Clara Oswald | ||
|companion2 = | |companion2 = | ||
|companion3 = | |companion3 = | ||
|companion4 = | |companion4 = | ||
|companion5 = | |companion5 = | ||
|producer = Nikki Wilson | |producer = Nikki Wilson | ||
|producer2 = Peter Bennett | |producer2 = Peter Bennett | ||
|producer3 = | |producer3 = Paul Frift | ||
|producer4 = | |producer4 = | ||
|exec prod = Steven Moffat | |exec prod = Steven Moffat | ||
|exec prod2 = Brian Minchin | |exec prod2 = Brian Minchin | ||
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|script ed = | |script ed = | ||
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|start date = | |start date = [[23 August (releases)|23 August]] [[2014 (releases)|2014]] | ||
|end date = | |end date = [[8 November (releases)|8 November]] [[2014 (releases)|2014]] | ||
|network = BBC One | |network = BBC One | ||
|runtime = 45' | |runtime = 45' | ||
|DWM = | |DWM = DWM 476 | ||
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|ref book = | |ref book = TCH 76{{!}}The Complete History 76 | ||
|ref book2 = | |ref book2 = TCH 77 | ||
|ref book3 = | |ref book3 = TCH 78 | ||
|ref book4 = | |ref book4 = TCH 79 | ||
|ref book5 = | |ref book5 = The Doctor Who Companion: The Twelfth Doctor: Volume One | ||
|ref book6 = The Doctor Who Companion: The Twelfth Doctor: Volume Two | |||
|doc = Doctor Who Live: The Next Doctor | |doc = Doctor Who Live: The Next Doctor | ||
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|action figures = | |action figures = | ||
|prev = Series | |prev = 2013 specials | ||
| | |next = Series 9 (Doctor Who 2005) | ||
| | |trailer = The official full length TV launch trailer - Doctor Who Series 8 2014 - BBC One | ||
| | |trailer2 = Don't Stop Me Now (Foxes) - From Mummy on the Orient Express - Doctor Who - BBC | ||
|clip = | |trailer3 = I see into your soul, Doctor - Doctor Who Series 8 2014 Teaser trailer - BBC One | ||
|clip2 = | |clip = Am I a good man? - Into the Dalek Preview - Doctor Who Series 8 Episode 2 (2014) - BBC One | ||
|clip3 = | |clip2 = Who Is Missy? - Dark Water - Doctor Who - BBC | ||
|bts = | |clip3 = "I Am An Idiot!" - Death In Heaven - Doctor Who - BBC | ||
|bts2 = | |bts = Doctor Who Series 8 Q&A Highlights - Doctor Who | ||
|bts3 = | |bts2 = Which Series Was Your Favourite To Direct? - Ask The Experts - Doctor Who | ||
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|ex interview = Nerd HQ 2015 A Conversation With Doctor Who | |||
'''Series 8''' of ''[[Doctor Who]]'' | }}{{dab page|Series 8}} | ||
'''Series 8''' of ''[[Doctor Who]]'' ran from [[23 August (releases)|23 August]] [[2014 (releases)|2014]] to [[8 November (releases)|8 November]] 2014. It starred [[Peter Capaldi]] as the [[Twelfth Doctor]] and [[Jenna Coleman]] as [[Clara Oswald]]. The series opened with {{cs|Deep Breath (TV story)}} and concluded with {{cs|Death in Heaven (TV story)}}. | |||
== | == Overview == | ||
It consisted of eleven stories and twelve episodes. The series saw the debut of [[Peter Capaldi]] as the [[Twelfth Doctor]]. Capaldi was announced in a live television special, ''[[Doctor Who Live: The Next Doctor]]'', on [[4 August (production)|4 August]] 2013.<ref name="capaldi">{{cite web|url=http://www.bbc.co.uk/blogs/doctorwho/articles/Peter-Capaldi-exclusively-revealed-to-the-nation-as-the-Twelfth-Doctor|title=Peter Capaldi exclusively revealed to the nation as the Twelfth Doctor|author=The Doctor Who Team|date of source=12 March 2013|website name=BBC|accessdate=7 December 2013}}</ref> The [[Eleventh Doctor|previous Doctor]], [[Matt Smith]], announced he was leaving on [[1 June (production)|1 June]] of the same year.<ref>{{cite web|url=http://www.bbc.co.uk/blogs/doctorwho/articles/Matt-Smith-to-leave-Doctor-Who|title=Matt Smith announces he is to leave Doctor Who|author=The Doctor Who Team|date of source=1 June 2013|website name=BBC|accessdate=7 December 2013}}</ref> | |||
Filming began on [[6 January (production)|6 January]] [[2014 (production)|2014]],<ref>{{cite web|url=http://www.examiner.com/article/series-8-of-doctor-who-begins-filming-today|title=Series 8 of 'Doctor Who' begins filming today|author=Varney, Bertena|date of source=6 January 2014|website name=Examiner.com|accessdate=6 January 2014}}</ref> and ended on [[7 August (production)|7 August]] of the same year.<ref name="BBCRW">Interview with [[Steven Moffat]] on [[BBC Radio Wales]], 7 August 2014: recording of the event can be found [http://www.bbc.co.uk/programmes/b04cg4sf here]</ref> Series 8 was the first series since [[series 5 (Doctor Who 2005)|series 5]] in 2010 to be broadcast straight with no series split halfway through it, and the first series of the revival not to consist of 13 episodes (excluding Christmas and other specials), instead running for 12. | |||
The new Doctor was joined by [[Series 7 (Doctor Who 2005)|Series 7, Part 2]]'s [[companion]], [[Clara Oswald]], as played by [[Jenna Coleman]], in her first full series.<ref name="coleman">{{cite web|url=http://www.radiotimes.com/news/2013-03-12/doctor-who-jenna-louise-coleman-confirms-her-return-for-series-eight|title=Doctor Who: Jenna-Louise Coleman confirms her return for series eight|author=Susanna Lazarus|date of source=12 March 2013|website name=Radio Times|accessdate=1 June 2013}}</ref> | |||
Samuel Anderson joined the cast as a new recurring character, [[Danny Pink]], a fellow teacher at [[Coal Hill School]].<ref name="anderson">{{cite web|url=http://www.bbc.co.uk/blogs/doctorwho/articles/Rising-Star-Joins-Doctor-Who-for-Peter-Capaldis-First-Series|title=Rising Star Joins Doctor Who for Peter Capaldi's First Series|author=The Doctor Who Team|date of source=24 February 2014|website name=Doctor Who website|accessdate=24 February 2014}}</ref> Although initially reported by media as being a new companion for the Doctor, in fact the character never actually took on an official companion role during the course of the season. | |||
The | The [[Paternoster Gang]] returned,<ref name="paternoster">{{cite web|url=http://www.denofgeek.com/tv/doctor-who/27678/doctor-who-returning-characters-confirmed-for-series-8|title=Doctor Who: returning characters confirmed for series 8|author=Mellor, Louisa|date of source=14 October 2013|website name=Den of Geek|accessdate=2 January 2014}}</ref><ref name="paternoster2">{{cite web|url=http://www.cultbox.co.uk/news/headlines/8204-doctor-who-vastra-jenny-and-strax-back-in-series-8|title='Doctor Who': Vastra, Jenny and Strax back in series 8|author=Martin, William|date of source=13 October 2013|website name=CultBox|accessdate=2 January 2014}}</ref> each using a [[sonic device]] designed in a ''[[Blue Peter]]'' competition in the series.<ref>{{cite web|url=http://www.bbc.co.uk/cbbc/articles/bp-doctor-who-competition|title=Blue Peter: Doctor Who Competition: Design a Sonic Device|website name=CBBC|accessdate=2 January 2014}}</ref> [[Kate Stewart]], Osgood<ref name="Osgood" /> and [[UNIT]] also appeared.<ref name="UNIT">{{cite web|url=http://www.walesonline.co.uk/whats-on/whats-on-news/doctor-who-series-8-filming-7345456|title=Doctor Who films in Cardiff city centre as the Cybermen take over |author=Williams, Kathryn and Meville-Smith, Alicia|date of source=30 June 2014|website name=Wales Online|accessdate=30 June 2014}}</ref> | ||
This series also saw the return of [[the Master]], now in a female incarnation known as Missy, played by [[Michelle Gomez]], which was the first time a Time Lord had been portrayed in two distinct genders. The overarching story elements revolve around characters who have died in the episode being greeted to 'Heaven,' by [[Missy]], where the heaven is revealed to be a data cloud to store the minds of the deceased, as Missy upgrades the bodies into Cybermen before manipulating the minds to delete their emotions and put them into their old cyber-upgraded bodies as an army. This is a plan to lure the Doctor into a trap so she can get her 'friend back.' | |||
The [[ | == Cast == | ||
* [[Twelfth Doctor|The Doctor]] - [[Peter Capaldi]] | |||
* [[Clara Oswald]] - [[Jenna Coleman]] | |||
* [[Danny Pink]] - [[Samuel Anderson]], [[Remi Gooding]]<!--Appeared in 10 episodes out of 12--> | |||
* [[Missy]] - [[Michelle Gomez]]<!--Appeared in 7 episodes out of 12--> | |||
=== Recurring === | === Recurring === | ||
* | * [[Eleventh Doctor]] - [[Matt Smith]] | ||
* [[ | * [[Vastra|Madame Vastra]] - [[Neve McIntosh]] | ||
* | * [[Strax]] - [[Dan Starkey]] | ||
* [[Vastra]] - [[ | * [[Jenny Flint]] - [[Catrin Stewart]] | ||
* [[ | * [[Gregson (Vastra Investigates)|Inspector Gregson]] - [[Paul Hickey]] | ||
* [[ | * [[Courtney Woods]] - [[Ellis George]] | ||
* [[Rusty (Into the Dalek)|Rusty]] - [[Nicholas Briggs]] | |||
* [[Fleming (Into the Dalek)|Fleming]] - [[Bradley Ford]] | |||
* [[Frank Armitage|Mr. Armitage]] - [[Nigel Betts]] | |||
* [[Dalek]]s - [[Dalek operator|operated]] by [[Barnaby Edwards]] and voiced by [[Nicholas Briggs]] | |||
* [[Seb (The Caretaker)|Seb]] - [[Chris Addison]] | |||
* [[Rigsy]] - [[Joivan Wade]] | |||
* [[Clara Oswald's gran]] - [[Sheila Reid]] | |||
* [[Cyberman|Cybermen]] - [[Jeremiah Krage]] and voiced by [[Nicholas Briggs]] | |||
* Osgood<ref name="Osgood">The story features Osgood from [[Operation Double]] but it is not clear whether that is the [[Petronella Osgood|human]] or the [[Zygon Osgood|Zygon]].</ref> - [[Ingrid Oliver]] | |||
* [[Kate Stewart|Kate Lethbridge-Stewart]] - [[Jemma Redgrave]] | |||
* [[Santa Claus]] - [[Nick Frost]] | |||
=== Guest === | === Guest === | ||
* | * [[Half-Face Man]] - [[Peter Ferdinando]] | ||
* | * [[Journey Blue]] - [[Zawe Ashton]] | ||
* [[Morgan Blue|Colonel Morgan Blue]] - [[Michael Smiley]] | |||
* Colonel Blue - Michael Smiley | * [[Gretchen Carlisle]] - [[Laura Dos Santos]] | ||
* | * [[Ross (Into the Dalek)|Ross]] - [[Ben Crompton]] | ||
* | * [[Robin Hood]] - [[Tom Riley]] | ||
* | * [[Sheriff of Nottingham]] - [[Ben Miller]] | ||
* | * [[Alan-a-Dale]] - [[Ian Hallard]] | ||
* [[Friar Tuck]] - [[Trevor Cooper]] | |||
* [[Little John]] - [[Rusty Goffe]] | |||
* [[Will Scarlet]]t - [[Joseph Kennedy]] | |||
* [[Maid Marian]] - [[Sabrina Bartlett]] | |||
* [[Reg (Listen)|Reg]] - [[Robert Goodman]] | |||
* [[Delphox|Ms. Delphox]] - [[Keeley Hawes]] | |||
* [[Psi]] - [[Jonathan Bailey]] | |||
* [[Saibra]] - [[Pippa Bennett-Warner]] | |||
* [[The Teller (Time Heist)|The Teller]] - [[Ross Mullan]] | |||
* [[Skovox Blitzer]] - [[Jimmy Vee]] | |||
* [[Adrian Davies]] - [[Edward Harrison]] | |||
* [[Lundvik]] - [[Hermione Norris]] | |||
* [[Duke (Kill the Moon)|Duke]] - [[Tony Osoba]] | |||
* [[Henry (Kill the Moon)|Henry]] - [[Phil Nice]] | |||
* [[McKean]] - [[Christopher Dane]] | |||
* [[Hector Quell|Captain Quell]] - [[David Bamber]] | |||
* [[Perkins (Mummy on the Orient Express)|Perkins]] - [[Frank Skinner]] | |||
* [[Emile Moorhouse|Prof Emile Moorhouse]] - [[Christopher Villiers]] | |||
* [[Maisie Pitt]] - [[Daisy Beaumont]] | |||
* [[Gus (Mummy on the Orient Express)|Gus]] - [[John Sessions]] | |||
* [[Fenton (Flatline)|Fenton]] - [[Christopher Fairbank]] | |||
* [[Forrest (Flatline)|PC Forrest]] - [[Jessica Hayles]] | |||
* [[Roscoe (Flatline)|Roscoe]] - [[John Cummins]] | |||
* [[Maebh Arden]] - [[Abigail Eames]] | |||
* [[Samson (In the Forest of the Night)|Samson]] - [[Jaydon Harris-Wallace]] | |||
* [[Bradley (In the Forest of the Night)|Bradley]] - [[Ashley Foster]] | |||
* [[Ruby (In the Forest of the Night)|Ruby]] - [[Harley Bird]] | |||
* [[Chang (Dark Water)|Dr. Chang]] - [[Andrew Leung (actor)|Andrew Leung]] | |||
* [[Ahmed (Death in Heaven)|Colonel Ahmed]] - [[Sanjeev Bhaskar]] | |||
* [[Boy (Dark Water)|Boy]] - [[Antonio Bourouphael]] | |||
== Production == | == Production == | ||
[[Brian Minchin]], the new [[producer]] of the series, explained in the [[DWM 461|July 2013 issue of ''Doctor Who Magazine'']] that "I have just spent a very happy few days meeting some scarily clever writers, and we have an incredible set of stories to work on. More adventures ahead!". In a [[May (production)|May]] 2013 interview, Steven Moffat claimed that "the next season is plotted out."<ref>{{cite web |url=http://www.buzzfeed.com/jordanzakarin/doctor-who-eighth-season-steven-moffat-matt-smith |title=Storyline For The Next "Doctor Who" Season Already Written |author=Jordan Zakarin |date of source=21 May 2013 |website name=BuzzFeed |accessdate=1 June 2013}}</ref> | [[Brian Minchin]], the new [[producer]] of the series, explained in the [[DWM 461|July 2013 issue of ''Doctor Who Magazine'']] that "I have just spent a very happy few days meeting some scarily clever writers, and we have an incredible set of stories to work on. More adventures ahead!". In a [[May (production)|May]] 2013 interview, Steven Moffat claimed that "the next season is plotted out."<ref>{{cite web |url=http://www.buzzfeed.com/jordanzakarin/doctor-who-eighth-season-steven-moffat-matt-smith |title=Storyline For The Next "Doctor Who" Season Already Written |author=Jordan Zakarin |date of source=21 May 2013 |website name=BuzzFeed |accessdate=1 June 2013}}</ref> | ||
The first | The first read-through for series 8 was held on [[17 December (production)|17 December]] [[2013 (production)|2013]].<ref>{{cite web |url=https://twitter.com/bbcdoctorwho/status/412950381627314176|title=Doctor Who Official Twitter announcement|author=BBC|date of source=17 December 2013|website name=Twitter|accessdate=7 January 2014}}</ref> This was an unusually long lead time, as actual filming for the first episodes of series 8 did not commence until [[6 January (production)|6 January]] [[2014 (production)|2014]], with Capaldi filming his [[Deep Breath (TV story)|first scenes]] the [[7 January (production)|next day]]. In a break from what was done with [[Christopher Eccleston]], [[David Tennant]] and [[Matt Smith]] and several Classic era Doctors, the first episode filmed by Capaldi was also to be the first episode to be broadcast.<ref>{{cite web |url=http://www.bbc.co.uk/blogs/doctorwho/articles/Peter-Capaldi-begins-filming-on-Doctor-Who|title=Peter Capaldi begins filming on Doctor Who|author=BBC|date of source=7 January 2014|website name=BBC.co.uk|accessdate=7 January 2014}}</ref> | ||
=== Crew === | === Crew === | ||
==== Producers ==== | ==== Producers ==== | ||
Series 8 | Series 8 was co-[[executive producer|executive produced]] by [[Steven Moffat]] and [[Brian Minchin]]. ([[DWM 460]]) [[Series 7 (Doctor Who 2005)|Series 7]]'s producer, [[Caroline Skinner]], officially stepped down on [[13 March (production)|13 March]] [[2013 (production)|2013]], <ref>{{cite web|url=http://www.bbc.co.uk/blogs/doctorwho/articles/Doctor-Who-Executive-Producer-Moves-On|title=Doctor Who: Executive Producer Moves On|author=The Doctor Who Team |date of source=13 March 2013|website name=BBC - Blogs - Doctor Who|accessdate=14 December 2013}}</ref> and Minchin was announced as her replacement on [[30 April (production)|30 April]]. <ref>{{cite web|url=http://www.bbc.co.uk/blogs/doctorwho/articles/Brian-Minchin-confirmed-as-New-Executive-Producer-of-Doctor-Who |title=Brian Minchin confirmed as New Executive Producer of Doctor Who|author=The Doctor Who Team|date of source=30 April 2013 |website name=BBC - Blogs - Doctor Who|accessdate=14 December 2013}}</ref> | ||
Producer [[Marcus Wilson]] stepped down following production of | Producer [[Marcus Wilson]] stepped down following production of {{cs|The Time of the Doctor (TV story)}}. His role was filled by former producers [[Nikki Wilson]] and [[Peter Bennett]].<ref>{{cite web|url=http://www.bbc.co.uk/mediacentre/latestnews/2014/capaldi.html |title=Peter Capaldi begins filming on Doctor Who|date of source=7 January 2014 |website name=BBC Media Centre|accessdate=7 January 2014}}</ref> | ||
==== Writers ==== | ==== Writers ==== | ||
[[Steven Moffat]] | [[Steven Moffat]] penned both the series opener, episode 4, and the two-part series finale, as well as co-writing on episodes 2, 5 and 6. [[Phil Ford]] wrote episode 2, [[Mark Gatiss]] wrote episode 3, [[Steve Thompson]]'s script is for episode 5, and [[Gareth Roberts]] wrote episode 6 of the series. Three new writers joined the series: [[Peter Harness]] (episode 7), [[Jamie Mathieson]] (episodes 8 and 9) and [[Frank Cottrell-Boyce]] (episode 10). All three of these new writers returned for further episodes, in later series. | ||
==== Directors ==== | ==== Directors ==== | ||
Ben Wheatley | [[Ben Wheatley]] [[direct]]ed episodes one and two. [[Paul Murphy]] directed episodes 3 and 6, [[Douglas Mackinnon]] directed episodes 4, 5 and 9, [[Paul Wilmshurst]] directed episodes 7 and 8, [[Sheree Folkson]] directed episode 10 and [[Rachel Talalay]] directed the two-part finale. | ||
== Television stories == | == Television stories == | ||
{| | {| {{prettytable}} | ||
! | !'''Episode<br />Number''' || '''Title''' || '''Writer''' || '''Director''' || '''Notes''' | ||
|- | |- | ||
||1|| | ||1||{{cs|Deep Breath (TV story)}}||[[Steven Moffat]]||rowspan=2|[[Ben Wheatley]]||Final televised appearance of the [[Paternoster Gang]]. First appearance of [[Missy]] and [[Courtney Woods]]. | ||
|- | |- | ||
||2|| | ||2||{{cs|Into the Dalek (TV story)}}||[[Phil Ford]] & Steven Moffat|||First appearance of [[Danny Pink]], [[Frank Armitage|Mr. Armitage]] and [[Rusty (Into the Dalek)|Rusty]]. | ||
|- | |- | ||
||3|| | ||3||{{cs|Robot of Sherwood (TV story)}}||[[Mark Gatiss]]||[[Paul Murphy]]|| | ||
|- | |- | ||
||4|| | ||4||{{cs|Listen (TV story)}}||Steven Moffat||rowspan=2|[[Douglas Mackinnon]]||Appearance of a young [[First Doctor]]. | ||
|- | |- | ||
||5|| | ||5||{{cs|Time Heist (TV story)}}||[[Steve Thompson]] & Steven Moffat||| | ||
|- | |- | ||
||6|| | ||6||{{cs|The Caretaker (TV story)}}||[[Gareth Roberts]] & Steven Moffat||Paul Murphy||First appearance of [[Seb (The Caretaker)|Seb]]. Courtney takes her first trip aboard the Doctor's TARDIS. The Doctor finds out that Danny is Clara's boyfriend. | ||
|- | |- | ||
||7|| | ||7||{{cs|Kill the Moon (TV story)}}||[[Peter Harness]]||rowspan=2|[[Paul Wilmshurst]]||Courtney takes her second trip aboard the Doctor's TARDIS. Clara decides to leave the Doctor's company. | ||
|- | |- | ||
||8|| | ||8||{{cs|Mummy on the Orient Express (TV story)}}||rowspan=2|[[Jamie Mathieson]]|||Clara reconsiders her decision and resumes travelling with the Doctor. | ||
|- | |- | ||
||9|| | ||9||{{cs|Flatline (TV story)}}||Douglas Mackinnon||[[Doctor-lite]] episode. First appearance of [[Rigsy]]. | ||
|- | |- | ||
||10|| | ||10||{{cs|In the Forest of the Night (TV story)}}||[[Frank Cottrell-Boyce]]||[[Sheree Folkson]]||| | ||
|- | |- | ||
||11||'' | ||11 & 12||{{cs|Dark Water (TV story)}} / {{cs|Death in Heaven (TV story)}}||Steven Moffat||[[Rachel Talalay]]||Missy is revealed to be [[the Master]]. First story to show a [[Time Lord]] with a gender different from previously seen. Deaths of Danny, [[Zygon Osgood]] and Seb. Posthumous appearance of [[Alistair Gordon Lethbridge-Stewart]], reanimated as a [[Cyberman]]. Clara and the Doctor part ways. Conclusion to the "Promised Land" arc. First on-screen appearance of [[Santa Claus]]. | ||
|} | |||
=== Episode notes === | |||
* This is the first series of the revived series that does not consist of 13 episodes (excluding Christmas and other specials). | |||
* This is the first series since [[Series 5 (Doctor Who 2005)|Series 5]] to be broadcast straight with no split. | |||
* {{cs|Deep Breath (TV story)}}, {{cs|Into the Dalek (TV story)}}, {{cs|The Caretaker (TV story)}}, {{cs|Flatline (TV story)}} and {{cs|In the Forest of the Night (TV story)}} all feature the appearance of a mysterious character known only as "Missy". This is analogous to the early appearances of [[Madame Kovarian]] in [[Series 6 (Doctor Who 2005)|Series 6]] and is the overall arc for the series. In ''Dark Water'', Missy is revealed to be a female incarnation of [[the Master]]. | |||
* This is the first series since [[Series 5 (Doctor Who 2005)|Series 5]] to end with a two-part story and the first since [[Series 6 (Doctor Who 2005)|Series 6]] to have an officially-designated two-parter. | |||
* One episode experienced censorship issues during the series. BBC Entertainment serving SouthEast Asia announced it was required to delete a brief sequence from the region's broadcasts of {{cs|Deep Breath (TV story)}} showing Vastra and Jenny transferring oxygen by way of a kiss due to some jurisdictions prohibiting the depiction of same-sex kissing. | |||
* On 4th September 2014, [[BBC One]] announced that a brief sequence in {{cs|Robot of Sherwood (TV story)}} was to be removed from the broadcast edit on 6th September in the wake of the recent execution of two Western journalists by terrorists, out of concern that it might be disrespectful or otherwise inappropriate.<ref>https://www.independent.co.uk/arts-entertainment/tv/news/doctor-who-beheading-scene-cut-from-robot-of-sherwood-after-steven-sotloff-murder-9712496.html?amp</ref> As of 2020, the scene has not been included in any release of the episode. | |||
* This is the first full Doctor Who series in [[Australia]] to be rated M (for mature audiences) <ref>Australia's Classification website (Doctor Who Series 8) | |||
http://www.classification.gov.au/Pages/View.aspx?sid=69RopHhhBWvUbT%252fpWbFxFw%253d%253d&ncdctx=CS%2bmGrIk86InRL%2bTUFqPefzY4hRzQs24Ci%2bbEv0WqasqB6llZOIGTxb%252fMQecAI5FChov8be%252f5GGazzHQh2s9jDJkREdcr6K27nDctGfCTEk%253d | |||
</ref>. This rating had previously been given to {{cs|The Waters of Mars (TV story)}} (before being reclassified the family-friendly rating of PG), [[Doctor Who (TV story)|the TV Movie]], ''[[Attack of the Cybermen (TV story)|Attack of the Cybermen]]'' & ''[[The Ambassadors of Death (TV story)|The Ambassadors of Death]]''. It would also later be given to [[Series 9 (Doctor Who 2005)|Series 9]] on release. | |||
* This series is the first series since [[Series 3 (Doctor Who 2005)|Series 3]] not to feature [[River Song]]. | |||
* Counting {{cs|The Day of the Doctor (TV story)}} as part of Series 7, this is the first series in which the 9th and 10th Doctor TARDIS interior does not appear. | |||
* The title sequence of {{cs|Death in Heaven (TV story)}} has Jenna Coleman credited before Peter Capaldi and Clara's eyes appear instead of the Doctor's, thus marking the first time for a companion both being credited before the main incarnation of the Doctor in the episode and replacing the Doctor's face in the opening credits. | |||
* This series is the only series during Steven Moffat's time as showrunner to not include a story written by [[Toby Whithouse]]. | |||
== Aliens and enemies == | |||
* [[Paternoster Gang]] | |||
** [[Vastra|Madame Vastra]] ([[Silurian]]) | |||
** [[Jenny Flint]] ([[human]]) | |||
** [[Strax]] ([[Sontaran]]) | |||
* [[Half-Face Man]] | |||
* [[Clockwork Droid]]s | |||
* [[Dalek]]s | |||
* [[Dalek antibody|Dalek antibodies]] | |||
* [[Sheriff of Nottingham|The Sheriff of Nottingham]] | |||
* [[Knight (Robot of Sherwood)|Robot Knights]] | |||
* [[Figure (Listen)|Being]] (possibly) | |||
* [[Memory worm]]s | |||
* [[Delphox|Ms. Delphox]] | |||
* [[Karabraxos|Madame Karabraxos]] | |||
* [[The Teller (Time Heist)|The Teller]] | |||
* [[Skovox Blitzer]] | |||
* [[Spider germ]]s | |||
* [[Creature (Kill the Moon)|Giant bat-chicken]] | |||
* [[Foretold]] | |||
* [[Gus (Mummy on the Orient Express)|Gus]] | |||
* [[Boneless]] | |||
* [[Seb (The Caretaker)|Seb]] | |||
* [[Missy]] | |||
* [[Cyberman|Cybermen]] | |||
== Adaptations and merchandising == | |||
=== Home media === | |||
==== DVD / Blu-ray ==== | |||
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|| | | Doctor Who: Deep Breath<br />{{cs|Deep Breath (TV story)}} || 1 × 76 min. || [[8 September (releases)|8 September]] 2014 || [[10 September (releases)|10 September]] 2014 || |[[9 September (releases)|9 September]] 2014 | ||
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| Doctor Who: The Complete Eighth Series<br />{{cs|Deep Breath (TV story)}}<br />{{cs|Into the Dalek (TV story)}}<br />{{cs|Robot of Sherwood (TV story)}}<br />{{cs|Listen (TV story)}}<br />{{cs|Time Heist (TV story)}}<br />{{cs|The Caretaker (TV story)}}<br />{{cs|Kill the Moon (TV story)}}<br />{{cs|Mummy on the Orient Express (TV story)}}<br />{{cs|Flatline (TV story)}}<br />{{cs|In the Forest of the Night (TV story)}}<br />{{cs|Dark Water (TV story)}} / {{cs|Death in Heaven (TV story)}} || 1 × 76 min.<br />10 × 45 min.<br />1 x 60 min. | |||
|| [[24 November (releases)|24 November]] [[2014 (releases)|2014]] || [[19 November (releases)|19 November]] 2014 || [[9 December (releases)|9 December]] 2014 | |||
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|Doctor Who: Series Eight, Part One (DVD Exclusive) | |||
{{cs|Deep Breath (TV story)}}<br />{{cs|Into the Dalek (TV story)}}<br />{{cs|Robot of Sherwood (TV story)}}<br />{{cs|Listen (TV story)}}<br />{{cs|Time Heist (TV story)}}<br />{{cs|The Caretaker (TV story)}} | |||
|1 x 76 min.<br />5 x 45 min. | |||
|TBA | |||
|TBA | |||
|[[20 September (releases)|20 September]] [[2016 (releases)|2016]] | |||
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|Doctor Who: Series Eight, Part Two (DVD Exclusive) | |||
{{cs|Kill the Moon (TV story)}}<br />{{cs|Mummy on the Orient Express (TV story)}}<br />{{cs|Flatline (TV story)}}<br />{{cs|In the Forest of the Night (TV story)}}<br />{{cs|Dark Water (TV story)}} / {{cs|Death in Heaven (TV story)}} | |||
|5 x 45 min.<br />1 x 60 min. | |||
|TBA | |||
|TBA | |||
|[[20 December (releases)|20 December]] 2016 | |||
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Series 8 released on [[21 November (releases)|21 November]] [[2023 (releases)|2023]] in a limited edition Blu-ray box set containing every "New Who" series up to [[Series 13 (Doctor Who 2005)|Series 13]].<ref>https://www.ign.com/articles/doctor-who-limited-edition-complete-new-who-blu-ray-set-is-up-for-preorder</ref> | |||
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== Notes == | |||
* The box set was previewed in [[DWM 480]]. | |||
== Stories set during this series == | |||
=== Novels === | |||
* ''[[The Blood Cell (novel)|The Blood Cell]]'' | |||
* ''[[Silhouette (novel)|Silhouette]]'' | |||
* ''[[The Crawling Terror (novel)|The Crawling Terror]]'' | |||
=== Short Stories === | |||
* ''[[Lights Out (short story)|Light's Out]]'' (between {{cs|Deep Breath (TV story)}} and {{cs|Into the Dalek (TV story)}}) | |||
=== Comic books === | |||
* ''[[Four Doctors (comic story)|Four Doctors]]'' (before ''Dark Water'') | |||
* ''[[The Fractures (comic story)|The Fractures]]'' (before ''Dark Water'') | |||
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Series 8 of Doctor Who ran from 23 August 2014 to 8 November 2014. It starred Peter Capaldi as the Twelfth Doctor and Jenna Coleman as Clara Oswald. The series opened with Deep Breath [+]Loading...["Deep Breath (TV story)"] and concluded with Death in Heaven [+]Loading...["Death in Heaven (TV story)"].
Overview[[edit] | [edit source]]
It consisted of eleven stories and twelve episodes. The series saw the debut of Peter Capaldi as the Twelfth Doctor. Capaldi was announced in a live television special, Doctor Who Live: The Next Doctor, on 4 August 2013.[1] The previous Doctor, Matt Smith, announced he was leaving on 1 June of the same year.[2]
Filming began on 6 January 2014,[3] and ended on 7 August of the same year.[4] Series 8 was the first series since series 5 in 2010 to be broadcast straight with no series split halfway through it, and the first series of the revival not to consist of 13 episodes (excluding Christmas and other specials), instead running for 12.
The new Doctor was joined by Series 7, Part 2's companion, Clara Oswald, as played by Jenna Coleman, in her first full series.[5]
Samuel Anderson joined the cast as a new recurring character, Danny Pink, a fellow teacher at Coal Hill School.[6] Although initially reported by media as being a new companion for the Doctor, in fact the character never actually took on an official companion role during the course of the season.
The Paternoster Gang returned,[7][8] each using a sonic device designed in a Blue Peter competition in the series.[9] Kate Stewart, Osgood[10] and UNIT also appeared.[11]
This series also saw the return of the Master, now in a female incarnation known as Missy, played by Michelle Gomez, which was the first time a Time Lord had been portrayed in two distinct genders. The overarching story elements revolve around characters who have died in the episode being greeted to 'Heaven,' by Missy, where the heaven is revealed to be a data cloud to store the minds of the deceased, as Missy upgrades the bodies into Cybermen before manipulating the minds to delete their emotions and put them into their old cyber-upgraded bodies as an army. This is a plan to lure the Doctor into a trap so she can get her 'friend back.'
Cast[[edit] | [edit source]]
- The Doctor - Peter Capaldi
- Clara Oswald - Jenna Coleman
- Danny Pink - Samuel Anderson, Remi Gooding
- Missy - Michelle Gomez
Recurring[[edit] | [edit source]]
- Eleventh Doctor - Matt Smith
- Madame Vastra - Neve McIntosh
- Strax - Dan Starkey
- Jenny Flint - Catrin Stewart
- Inspector Gregson - Paul Hickey
- Courtney Woods - Ellis George
- Rusty - Nicholas Briggs
- Fleming - Bradley Ford
- Mr. Armitage - Nigel Betts
- Daleks - operated by Barnaby Edwards and voiced by Nicholas Briggs
- Seb - Chris Addison
- Rigsy - Joivan Wade
- Clara Oswald's gran - Sheila Reid
- Cybermen - Jeremiah Krage and voiced by Nicholas Briggs
- Osgood[10] - Ingrid Oliver
- Kate Lethbridge-Stewart - Jemma Redgrave
- Santa Claus - Nick Frost
Guest[[edit] | [edit source]]
- Half-Face Man - Peter Ferdinando
- Journey Blue - Zawe Ashton
- Colonel Morgan Blue - Michael Smiley
- Gretchen Carlisle - Laura Dos Santos
- Ross - Ben Crompton
- Robin Hood - Tom Riley
- Sheriff of Nottingham - Ben Miller
- Alan-a-Dale - Ian Hallard
- Friar Tuck - Trevor Cooper
- Little John - Rusty Goffe
- Will Scarlett - Joseph Kennedy
- Maid Marian - Sabrina Bartlett
- Reg - Robert Goodman
- Ms. Delphox - Keeley Hawes
- Psi - Jonathan Bailey
- Saibra - Pippa Bennett-Warner
- The Teller - Ross Mullan
- Skovox Blitzer - Jimmy Vee
- Adrian Davies - Edward Harrison
- Lundvik - Hermione Norris
- Duke - Tony Osoba
- Henry - Phil Nice
- McKean - Christopher Dane
- Captain Quell - David Bamber
- Perkins - Frank Skinner
- Prof Emile Moorhouse - Christopher Villiers
- Maisie Pitt - Daisy Beaumont
- Gus - John Sessions
- Fenton - Christopher Fairbank
- PC Forrest - Jessica Hayles
- Roscoe - John Cummins
- Maebh Arden - Abigail Eames
- Samson - Jaydon Harris-Wallace
- Bradley - Ashley Foster
- Ruby - Harley Bird
- Dr. Chang - Andrew Leung
- Colonel Ahmed - Sanjeev Bhaskar
- Boy - Antonio Bourouphael
Production[[edit] | [edit source]]
Brian Minchin, the new producer of the series, explained in the July 2013 issue of Doctor Who Magazine that "I have just spent a very happy few days meeting some scarily clever writers, and we have an incredible set of stories to work on. More adventures ahead!". In a May 2013 interview, Steven Moffat claimed that "the next season is plotted out."[12]
The first read-through for series 8 was held on 17 December 2013.[13] This was an unusually long lead time, as actual filming for the first episodes of series 8 did not commence until 6 January 2014, with Capaldi filming his first scenes the next day. In a break from what was done with Christopher Eccleston, David Tennant and Matt Smith and several Classic era Doctors, the first episode filmed by Capaldi was also to be the first episode to be broadcast.[14]
Crew[[edit] | [edit source]]
Producers[[edit] | [edit source]]
Series 8 was co-executive produced by Steven Moffat and Brian Minchin. (DWM 460) Series 7's producer, Caroline Skinner, officially stepped down on 13 March 2013, [15] and Minchin was announced as her replacement on 30 April. [16]
Producer Marcus Wilson stepped down following production of The Time of the Doctor [+]Loading...["The Time of the Doctor (TV story)"]. His role was filled by former producers Nikki Wilson and Peter Bennett.[17]
Writers[[edit] | [edit source]]
Steven Moffat penned both the series opener, episode 4, and the two-part series finale, as well as co-writing on episodes 2, 5 and 6. Phil Ford wrote episode 2, Mark Gatiss wrote episode 3, Steve Thompson's script is for episode 5, and Gareth Roberts wrote episode 6 of the series. Three new writers joined the series: Peter Harness (episode 7), Jamie Mathieson (episodes 8 and 9) and Frank Cottrell-Boyce (episode 10). All three of these new writers returned for further episodes, in later series.
Directors[[edit] | [edit source]]
Ben Wheatley directed episodes one and two. Paul Murphy directed episodes 3 and 6, Douglas Mackinnon directed episodes 4, 5 and 9, Paul Wilmshurst directed episodes 7 and 8, Sheree Folkson directed episode 10 and Rachel Talalay directed the two-part finale.
Television stories[[edit] | [edit source]]
| Episode Number |
Title | Writer | Director | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Deep Breath [+]Loading...["Deep Breath (TV story)"] | Steven Moffat | Ben Wheatley | Final televised appearance of the Paternoster Gang. First appearance of Missy and Courtney Woods. |
| 2 | Into the Dalek [+]Loading...["Into the Dalek (TV story)"] | Phil Ford & Steven Moffat | First appearance of Danny Pink, Mr. Armitage and Rusty. | |
| 3 | Robot of Sherwood [+]Loading...["Robot of Sherwood (TV story)"] | Mark Gatiss | Paul Murphy | |
| 4 | Listen [+]Loading...["Listen (TV story)"] | Steven Moffat | Douglas Mackinnon | Appearance of a young First Doctor. |
| 5 | Time Heist [+]Loading...["Time Heist (TV story)"] | Steve Thompson & Steven Moffat | ||
| 6 | The Caretaker [+]Loading...["The Caretaker (TV story)"] | Gareth Roberts & Steven Moffat | Paul Murphy | First appearance of Seb. Courtney takes her first trip aboard the Doctor's TARDIS. The Doctor finds out that Danny is Clara's boyfriend. |
| 7 | Kill the Moon [+]Loading...["Kill the Moon (TV story)"] | Peter Harness | Paul Wilmshurst | Courtney takes her second trip aboard the Doctor's TARDIS. Clara decides to leave the Doctor's company. |
| 8 | Mummy on the Orient Express [+]Loading...["Mummy on the Orient Express (TV story)"] | Jamie Mathieson | Clara reconsiders her decision and resumes travelling with the Doctor. | |
| 9 | Flatline [+]Loading...["Flatline (TV story)"] | Douglas Mackinnon | Doctor-lite episode. First appearance of Rigsy. | |
| 10 | In the Forest of the Night [+]Loading...["In the Forest of the Night (TV story)"] | Frank Cottrell-Boyce | Sheree Folkson | |
| 11 & 12 | Dark Water [+]Loading...["Dark Water (TV story)"] / Death in Heaven [+]Loading...["Death in Heaven (TV story)"] | Steven Moffat | Rachel Talalay | Missy is revealed to be the Master. First story to show a Time Lord with a gender different from previously seen. Deaths of Danny, Zygon Osgood and Seb. Posthumous appearance of Alistair Gordon Lethbridge-Stewart, reanimated as a Cyberman. Clara and the Doctor part ways. Conclusion to the "Promised Land" arc. First on-screen appearance of Santa Claus. |
Episode notes[[edit] | [edit source]]
- This is the first series of the revived series that does not consist of 13 episodes (excluding Christmas and other specials).
- This is the first series since Series 5 to be broadcast straight with no split.
- Deep Breath [+]Loading...["Deep Breath (TV story)"], Into the Dalek [+]Loading...["Into the Dalek (TV story)"], The Caretaker [+]Loading...["The Caretaker (TV story)"], Flatline [+]Loading...["Flatline (TV story)"] and In the Forest of the Night [+]Loading...["In the Forest of the Night (TV story)"] all feature the appearance of a mysterious character known only as "Missy". This is analogous to the early appearances of Madame Kovarian in Series 6 and is the overall arc for the series. In Dark Water, Missy is revealed to be a female incarnation of the Master.
- This is the first series since Series 5 to end with a two-part story and the first since Series 6 to have an officially-designated two-parter.
- One episode experienced censorship issues during the series. BBC Entertainment serving SouthEast Asia announced it was required to delete a brief sequence from the region's broadcasts of Deep Breath [+]Loading...["Deep Breath (TV story)"] showing Vastra and Jenny transferring oxygen by way of a kiss due to some jurisdictions prohibiting the depiction of same-sex kissing.
- On 4th September 2014, BBC One announced that a brief sequence in Robot of Sherwood [+]Loading...["Robot of Sherwood (TV story)"] was to be removed from the broadcast edit on 6th September in the wake of the recent execution of two Western journalists by terrorists, out of concern that it might be disrespectful or otherwise inappropriate.[18] As of 2020, the scene has not been included in any release of the episode.
- This is the first full Doctor Who series in Australia to be rated M (for mature audiences) [19]. This rating had previously been given to The Waters of Mars [+]Loading...["The Waters of Mars (TV story)"] (before being reclassified the family-friendly rating of PG), the TV Movie, Attack of the Cybermen & The Ambassadors of Death. It would also later be given to Series 9 on release.
- This series is the first series since Series 3 not to feature River Song.
- Counting The Day of the Doctor [+]Loading...["The Day of the Doctor (TV story)"] as part of Series 7, this is the first series in which the 9th and 10th Doctor TARDIS interior does not appear.
- The title sequence of Death in Heaven [+]Loading...["Death in Heaven (TV story)"] has Jenna Coleman credited before Peter Capaldi and Clara's eyes appear instead of the Doctor's, thus marking the first time for a companion both being credited before the main incarnation of the Doctor in the episode and replacing the Doctor's face in the opening credits.
- This series is the only series during Steven Moffat's time as showrunner to not include a story written by Toby Whithouse.
Aliens and enemies[[edit] | [edit source]]
- Paternoster Gang
- Half-Face Man
- Clockwork Droids
- Daleks
- Dalek antibodies
- The Sheriff of Nottingham
- Robot Knights
- Being (possibly)
- Memory worms
- Ms. Delphox
- Madame Karabraxos
- The Teller
- Skovox Blitzer
- Spider germs
- Giant bat-chicken
- Foretold
- Gus
- Boneless
- Seb
- Missy
- Cybermen
Adaptations and merchandising[[edit] | [edit source]]
Home media[[edit] | [edit source]]
DVD / Blu-ray[[edit] | [edit source]]
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| Title | Number and duration of episodes |
R2 release date | R4 release date | R1 release date |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Doctor Who: Deep Breath Deep Breath [+]Loading...["Deep Breath (TV story)"] |
1 × 76 min. | 8 September 2014 | 10 September 2014 | 9 September 2014 |
| Doctor Who: The Complete Eighth Series Deep Breath [+]Loading...["Deep Breath (TV story)"] Into the Dalek [+]Loading...["Into the Dalek (TV story)"] Robot of Sherwood [+]Loading...["Robot of Sherwood (TV story)"] Listen [+]Loading...["Listen (TV story)"] Time Heist [+]Loading...["Time Heist (TV story)"] The Caretaker [+]Loading...["The Caretaker (TV story)"] Kill the Moon [+]Loading...["Kill the Moon (TV story)"] Mummy on the Orient Express [+]Loading...["Mummy on the Orient Express (TV story)"] Flatline [+]Loading...["Flatline (TV story)"] In the Forest of the Night [+]Loading...["In the Forest of the Night (TV story)"] Dark Water [+]Loading...["Dark Water (TV story)"] / Death in Heaven [+]Loading...["Death in Heaven (TV story)"] |
1 × 76 min. 10 × 45 min. 1 x 60 min. |
24 November 2014 | 19 November 2014 | 9 December 2014 |
| Doctor Who: Series Eight, Part One (DVD Exclusive)
Deep Breath [+]Loading...["Deep Breath (TV story)"] |
1 x 76 min. 5 x 45 min. |
TBA | TBA | 20 September 2016 |
| Doctor Who: Series Eight, Part Two (DVD Exclusive)
Kill the Moon [+]Loading...["Kill the Moon (TV story)"] |
5 x 45 min. 1 x 60 min. |
TBA | TBA | 20 December 2016 |
Series 8 released on 21 November 2023 in a limited edition Blu-ray box set containing every "New Who" series up to Series 13.[20]
New Who Limited Edition (front)
New Who Limited Edition (back)
New Who Limited Edition (front)
New Who Limited Edition (back)
New Who Limited Edition promo
New Who Limited Edition promo
Notes[[edit] | [edit source]]
- The box set was previewed in DWM 480.
Stories set during this series[[edit] | [edit source]]
Novels[[edit] | [edit source]]
Short Stories[[edit] | [edit source]]
- Light's Out (between Deep Breath [+]Loading...["Deep Breath (TV story)"] and Into the Dalek [+]Loading...["Into the Dalek (TV story)"])
Comic books[[edit] | [edit source]]
- Four Doctors (before Dark Water)
- The Fractures (before Dark Water)
Footnotes[[edit] | [edit source]]
- ↑ The Doctor Who Team (12 March 2013). Peter Capaldi exclusively revealed to the nation as the Twelfth Doctor. BBC. Retrieved on 7 December 2013.
- ↑ The Doctor Who Team (1 June 2013). Matt Smith announces he is to leave Doctor Who. BBC. Retrieved on 7 December 2013.
- ↑ Varney, Bertena (6 January 2014). Series 8 of 'Doctor Who' begins filming today. Examiner.com. Retrieved on 6 January 2014.
- ↑ Interview with Steven Moffat on BBC Radio Wales, 7 August 2014: recording of the event can be found here
- ↑ Susanna Lazarus (12 March 2013). Doctor Who: Jenna-Louise Coleman confirms her return for series eight. Radio Times. Retrieved on 1 June 2013.
- ↑ The Doctor Who Team (24 February 2014). Rising Star Joins Doctor Who for Peter Capaldi's First Series. Doctor Who website. Retrieved on 24 February 2014.
- ↑ Mellor, Louisa (14 October 2013). Doctor Who: returning characters confirmed for series 8. Den of Geek. Retrieved on 2 January 2014.
- ↑ Martin, William (13 October 2013). 'Doctor Who': Vastra, Jenny and Strax back in series 8. CultBox. Retrieved on 2 January 2014.
- ↑ Blue Peter: Doctor Who Competition: Design a Sonic Device. CBBC. Retrieved on 2 January 2014.
- ↑ 10.0 10.1 The story features Osgood from Operation Double but it is not clear whether that is the human or the Zygon.
- ↑ Williams, Kathryn and Meville-Smith, Alicia (30 June 2014). Doctor Who films in Cardiff city centre as the Cybermen take over. Wales Online. Retrieved on 30 June 2014.
- ↑ Jordan Zakarin (21 May 2013). Storyline For The Next "Doctor Who" Season Already Written. BuzzFeed. Retrieved on 1 June 2013.
- ↑ BBC (17 December 2013). Doctor Who Official Twitter announcement. Twitter. Retrieved on 7 January 2014.
- ↑ BBC (7 January 2014). Peter Capaldi begins filming on Doctor Who. BBC.co.uk. Retrieved on 7 January 2014.
- ↑ The Doctor Who Team (13 March 2013). Doctor Who: Executive Producer Moves On. BBC - Blogs - Doctor Who. Retrieved on 14 December 2013.
- ↑ The Doctor Who Team (30 April 2013). Brian Minchin confirmed as New Executive Producer of Doctor Who. BBC - Blogs - Doctor Who. Retrieved on 14 December 2013.
- ↑ Peter Capaldi begins filming on Doctor Who. BBC Media Centre (7 January 2014). Retrieved on 7 January 2014.
- ↑ https://www.independent.co.uk/arts-entertainment/tv/news/doctor-who-beheading-scene-cut-from-robot-of-sherwood-after-steven-sotloff-murder-9712496.html?amp
- ↑ Australia's Classification website (Doctor Who Series 8) http://www.classification.gov.au/Pages/View.aspx?sid=69RopHhhBWvUbT%252fpWbFxFw%253d%253d&ncdctx=CS%2bmGrIk86InRL%2bTUFqPefzY4hRzQs24Ci%2bbEv0WqasqB6llZOIGTxb%252fMQecAI5FChov8be%252f5GGazzHQh2s9jDJkREdcr6K27nDctGfCTEk%253d
- ↑ https://www.ign.com/articles/doctor-who-limited-edition-complete-new-who-blu-ray-set-is-up-for-preorder
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