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== Title Sequence ==
== Title Sequence ==


The title sequence for the sixth season was mostly the same as the [[Series 5 (Doctor Who)|previous season]], when the opening credits were radically redesigned to fit the new Doctor. At the beginning of the episode, [[The Doctor]]’s [[Sonic screwdriver|sonic screwdriver]] pulses and whatever the current scene is quickly transitions to a singular shot of the TARDIS unstably flying through a time vortex, being struck by bolts of lightening as goes. The lightening spins the blue box in a circle, and it flies in tune to the theme of “Doctor Who XI”, written by [[Murray Gold]], and cut short to just 38 seconds to match the credits. Lightening strikes and [[Matt Smith]] ([[The Doctor]]) and [[Karen Gillian]]’s ([[Amy Pond]]) names suddenly flash upon the screen, before the TARDIS suddenly transforms into the newly redesigned Doctor Who logo (now with a [[BBC One|BBC]] logo attached underneath) and disappears further into the time vortex, followed by the name of the current episode’s writer(s). The credits then fade back into the episode itself. But starting in the sixth season, [[Arthur Darvill]]’s ([[Rory Williams]]) name is now included in the opening credits, before the new logo, and behind Smith and Gillian’s names. This is due to the fact that Rory is now a full-fledged companion of the Doctor (Being only a part-time companion for 7 out of 13 episodes in the previous series). Darvill became an official series regular in the 2010 Doctor Who Christmas special “[[A Christmas Carol]]”. Also, starting with the season 6 premiere “[[The Impossible Astronaut]] / [[Day of the Moon]]”, the title sequence now is now preluded by a short monologue by the Doctor’s constant companion, Amy Pond, recapping the events of first meeting with the Doctor in the series 5 premiere [[The Eleventh Hour]] and the rest of the fifth season. Amy then tells the audience of her adventures with the Eleventh Doctor, traveling through time and space, alongside her boyfriend/fiancée Rory Williams. This recap featured short clips from series 5, except for the season’s filler episodes “[[The Beast Below]]”, “[[Amy's Choice]]”, “[[Vincent and the Doctor]], and [[The Lodger]]” These short clips and excerpts include:
The title sequence for the sixth season was mostly the same as the [[Series 5 (Doctor Who)|previous season]], when the opening credits were radically redesigned to fit the new Doctor. At the beginning of the episode, [[The Doctor]]’s [[Sonic screwdriver|sonic screwdriver]] pulses and opening vignette quickly transitions to a singular shot of the TARDIS flying unstably through the time vortex, being struck by bolts of lightning as goes. The lightning spins the blue box in a circle, and it flies in tune to  “Doctor Who XI”, written by [[Murray Gold]], cut short to just 38 seconds to match the credits. Lightning strikes and [[Matt Smith]] ([[The Doctor]]) and [[Karen Gillian]]’s ([[Amy Pond]]) names suddenly flash upon the screen, before the TARDIS swiftly transforms into the newly redesigned Doctor Who logo (now with a [[BBC One|BBC]] logo attached underneath) and disappears into the time vortex, followed by the name of the current episode’s writer(s). The credits then fade back into the episode itself. However, starting in the sixth season, [[Arthur Darvill]]’s ([[Rory Williams]]) name is now included in the opening credits, before the new logo, and after Smith and Gillian’s names. This is because Rory is now a full-fledged companion of the Doctor (having been a part-time companion for sevenof thirteen episodes in the previous series). Darvill became an official series regular in the 2010 Doctor Who Christmas special “[[A Christmas Carol]]”. Also, starting with the season 6 premiere “[[The Impossible Astronaut]] / [[Day of the Moon]]”, the title sequence is now preceded by a short monologue by the Doctor’s companion, Amy Pond, recapping the events of first meeting with the Doctor in the series 5 premiere [[The Eleventh Hour]] and the rest of the fifth season. Amy tells of her adventures with the Eleventh Doctor, traveling through time and space, alongside her boyfriend/fiancée Rory Williams. This recap featured short clips from series 5, omitting the season’s filler episodes “[[The Beast Below]]”, “[[Amy's Choice]]”, “[[Vincent and the Doctor]], and [[The Lodger]]” These short clips and excerpts include:


1. On Christmas Eve, [[1996]], a little girl named Amelia (Amy) Pond looks out her bedroom window and watches as the Doctor climbs out of his burning [[TARDIS]], both are still stabilizing from the Doctor’s recent [[The End of Time|regeneration]] from his [[Tenth Doctor|tenth]] to eleventh incarnation a few minutes earlier, causing the TARDIS to set fire and crash in Amy’s front yard. She then meets him in person and believes that he is her imaginary friend, and she names him the Raggedy Doctor. The Doctor then leaves and promises to return to her soon so she can travel through time and space with her. 14 years later, at 11:50 P.M. June 25, [[2010]], the now 21 year old Amy Pond looks out her window again and watches as the TARDIS re-materializes outside, her raggedy Doctor finally returning for her. The Doctor then snaps his fingers to reveal the TARDIS’ interior and whisks her away into the [[The Beast Below|distant future]], in “[[The Eleventh Hour]]”.
1. On Christmas Eve, [[1996]], a little girl named Amelia (Amy) Pond looks out her bedroom window and watches as the Doctor climbs out of his burning [[TARDIS]], both are still stabilizing from the Doctor’s recent [[The End of Time|regeneration]] from his [[Tenth Doctor|tenth]] to eleventh incarnation a few minutes earlier, causing the TARDIS to set fire and crash in Amy’s front yard. She then meets him in person and believes that he is her imaginary friend, and she names him the Raggedy Doctor. The Doctor then leaves and promises to return to her soon so she can travel through time and space with her. 14 years later, at 11:50 P.M. June 25, [[2010]], the now 21 year old Amy Pond looks out her window again and watches as the TARDIS re-materializes outside, her raggedy Doctor finally returning for her. The Doctor then snaps his fingers to reveal the TARDIS’ interior and whisks her away into the [[The Beast Below|distant future]], in “[[The Eleventh Hour]]”.

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[[Video:Doctor Who - Full Length Trailer for New Series 2011 - BBC One|thumb|250px|right|An official BBC One series 6 trailer]] [[video:SheppardVoiceOver|thumb|250px|right|An official BBCA series 6 trailer]] Series 6 of Doctor Who, sometimes known as Season 32 to avoid confusion with Season 6, is currently airing on BBC One through Spring and later again in Autumn 2011. DWM 419 confirmed that it had been commissioned by the BBC, and producer Piers Wenger also announced the same at the BBC Press Launch for series five in March 2010[1].

Filming started in July 2010. This series was preceded by a 2010 Christmas Special, written by Steven Moffat. The series is split into two sections, with the first episode, The Impossible Astronaut airing on 23rd April 2011. It then paused after the seventh episode, A Good Man Goes To War was aired. The series will pick up with episode eight in the Autumn, and run through to the finale, episode thirteen. Short prequels were released on the official site to publicise the series.[2]

Title Sequence

The title sequence for the sixth season was mostly the same as the previous season, when the opening credits were radically redesigned to fit the new Doctor. At the beginning of the episode, The Doctor’s sonic screwdriver pulses and opening vignette quickly transitions to a singular shot of the TARDIS flying unstably through the time vortex, being struck by bolts of lightning as goes. The lightning spins the blue box in a circle, and it flies in tune to “Doctor Who XI”, written by Murray Gold, cut short to just 38 seconds to match the credits. Lightning strikes and Matt Smith (The Doctor) and Karen Gillian’s (Amy Pond) names suddenly flash upon the screen, before the TARDIS swiftly transforms into the newly redesigned Doctor Who logo (now with a BBC logo attached underneath) and disappears into the time vortex, followed by the name of the current episode’s writer(s). The credits then fade back into the episode itself. However, starting in the sixth season, Arthur Darvill’s (Rory Williams) name is now included in the opening credits, before the new logo, and after Smith and Gillian’s names. This is because Rory is now a full-fledged companion of the Doctor (having been a part-time companion for sevenof thirteen episodes in the previous series). Darvill became an official series regular in the 2010 Doctor Who Christmas special “A Christmas Carol”. Also, starting with the season 6 premiere “The Impossible Astronaut / Day of the Moon”, the title sequence is now preceded by a short monologue by the Doctor’s companion, Amy Pond, recapping the events of first meeting with the Doctor in the series 5 premiere The Eleventh Hour and the rest of the fifth season. Amy tells of her adventures with the Eleventh Doctor, traveling through time and space, alongside her boyfriend/fiancée Rory Williams. This recap featured short clips from series 5, omitting the season’s filler episodes “The Beast Below”, “Amy's Choice”, “Vincent and the Doctor, and The Lodger” These short clips and excerpts include:

1. On Christmas Eve, 1996, a little girl named Amelia (Amy) Pond looks out her bedroom window and watches as the Doctor climbs out of his burning TARDIS, both are still stabilizing from the Doctor’s recent regeneration from his tenth to eleventh incarnation a few minutes earlier, causing the TARDIS to set fire and crash in Amy’s front yard. She then meets him in person and believes that he is her imaginary friend, and she names him the Raggedy Doctor. The Doctor then leaves and promises to return to her soon so she can travel through time and space with her. 14 years later, at 11:50 P.M. June 25, 2010, the now 21 year old Amy Pond looks out her window again and watches as the TARDIS re-materializes outside, her raggedy Doctor finally returning for her. The Doctor then snaps his fingers to reveal the TARDIS’ interior and whisks her away into the distant future, in “The Eleventh Hour”.

2. The Doctor steps out of his TARDIS, onto a Dalek warship during The Second World War in “Victory of the Daleks”.

3. The Doctor and his future companion River Song guide the TARDIS, chasing after the starship Byzantium as it crashes onto the planet of Alfa Metraxis (caused by a rogue Weeping Angel), in the two-part episode “The Time of Angels / Flesh and Stone”.

4. The Doctor, Amy, and Rory marvel at 16th century city of Venice, The three then run away as a Guido’s home explodes, destroying the vampire-like fish aliens, in “The Vampires of Venice”.

5. The Doctor and Dr. Nasreen Chaudhry stare in marvel at the secret underground Silurian civilization, in the two-part episode, “The Hungry Earth / Cold Blood”.

6. A space ship flies by on an alien planet in the 51st century, The Doctor gives Amy a thumbs up, and scans the famous Stonehenge monument with his sonic screwdriver, in the two-part series finale, “The Pandorica Opens / The Big Bang.

Cast

Matt Smith returned as the Eleventh Doctor alongside Karen Gillan as Amy Pond and Arthur Darvill as Rory Williams, the first male companion to do a complete series since 1975. Alex Kingston also returned as River Song.

Primary cast

Secondary cast

Guest cast

Casting notes

  • Steven stated that the unanswered questions of Series 5 - the Time Field cracks, the silence, and the mysterious external force that took control of the TARDIS and tried to make it explode - will play a role.[additional sources needed]
  • There are currently no plans to bring back Paul McGann or any other Doctors. [36]
    • The IMDb entry for episode 13 of this series previously appeared to list David Tennant and Peter Davison reprising their roles as the fifth and tenth Doctors respectively, however the IMDb can be edited by anybody and so this was likely a hoax.[37]
  • James Corden will be reprising his role as Craig Owens in an expected sequel to The Lodger. Gareth Roberts will be writing the episode.[38]It will be the episode before the series finale.

Aliens and enemies

Notes

Production

Writers

Neil Gaiman has confirmed that he is writing an episode for the first half of this series. Gaiman told BBC News that his episode was originally titled The House of Nothing[47] and was said to be the third episode of Series 6 on Neil Gaiman's twitter page.[48] However, it was later revealed that Steve Thompson would be writing the third episode and Gaiman's episode pushed back to the fourth. Steven Moffat will return as Executive Producer and Head Writer and will write six episodes, including the 2010 Christmas special. It has been rumoured that Tom MacRae and Paul Cornell are writing for Series 6, though Cornell has denied the rumour. [49]

Directors

New crew

DWM 424 confirmed on page 5 the following:

Production notes

Television stories

File:S6Promos-0012.jpg
Promotional postcard for the series.

The first episode aired on BBC One in the UK on 23rd April and aired in the United States on BBC America on the same day.

Christmas special

Episode
Number		 Title Writer Director Notes
N/A A Christmas Carol Steven Moffat Toby Haynes

Comic Relief mini-episodes

Episode
Number		 Title Writer Director Notes
N/A Space Steven Moffat Richard Senior
N/A Time Steven Moffat Richard Senior

Regular season

The series has been commissioned for 13 episodes, with 7 episodes being broadcast in Spring 2011 from 23rd April 2011 and the remaining 6 episodes in Autumn 2011. This is the first time this has happened in the 47 year history of Doctor Who, with the series usally being aired in just one block over a period of around 3-4 months.

Spring

Episode Number Title Writer Director Notes
1 & 2 Pt. 1: The Impossible Astronaut
Pt. 2: Day of the Moon		 Steven Moffat Toby Haynes First appearance of the Silence and the Eye Patch Lady. Return of River Song.
3 The Curse of the Black Spot Steve Thompson Jeremy Webb Moved from the Autumn half to Episode 3. Reappearance of Eye Patch Lady.
4 The Doctor's Wife Neil Gaiman Richard Clark Changed from Episode 3. Reappearance of the Ood.
5 & 6 Pt. 1: The Rebel Flesh
Pt. 2: The Almost People		 Matthew Graham Julian Simpson Reappearance of the Eye Patch Lady
7 Pt. 1: A Good Man Goes to War Steven Moffat Peter Hoar End of the Spring half of Series 6. Appearance of River Song. Return of the Cybermen, Sontarans, Judoon and Silurians. Henry and Toby Avery also returned, as well as the Eye Patch Lady and Dorium.

Autumn

Episode Number Title Writer Director Notes
8 Pt. 2: Let's Kill Hitler [59] Steven Moffat Richard Senior[60] Start of the Autumn half of Series 6. Appearence of Adolf Hitler[61]. Conclusion to A Good Man Goes to War.
9 Night Terrors [62] Mark Gatiss[63] Richard Clark[63] Changed from episode four.
10 TBA Tom MacRae[64] Nick Hurran
11 The God Complex[65] Toby Whithouse[66][67] Nick Hurran[68][69]
12 TBA Gareth Roberts[70] Steve Hughes[71] Return of Craig Owens[72], Sophie[73] and the Cybermats.[74][75]
13 TBA Steven Moffat[76] Richard Senior[77] Reappearance of Winston Churchill[78], River Song, Dorium[79] and the Silence.[80]

Episode notes

Rumours

  • In The Brilliant Book, several "hints" about Series 6 were revealed.[87]
  • Matt Smith will leave after the 2011 series [88], a rumour picked up by several other media sources. [89][90].
    • This has been denied by Matt Smith and Karen Gillan[91][92]
    • Another BBC insider said that Smith will stay until the 50th anniversary of the show, in 2013.
    • In a newspaper it was revealed Matt Smith has stated he would continue for at least two more years to try and become one of the fan's favourite doctors.[93]
    • A seventh series has been confirmed by the BBC, starring Matt Smith.
  • Karen Gillan is leaving the series.[94]
    • Matt Smith has denied the rumours that Amy will die, or that Karen is leaving.[95]
    • However, the rumours have resurfaced after Matt Smith gave an interview for Big Issue, which hinted at her departure[96]
  • Matt Smith was being measured for a new outfit.[97]
    • He was later seen on set donning a new tweed jacket, but there were no major changes to the outfit, though the elbow patches were gone.[98]
    • A new outfit will appear, which removed the tweed jacket and is replaced with a green coat[99]
  • The Celestial Toymaker will return.[100]
  • The Daleks may return in their "old" form.[101]
    • Steven Moffat has stated that the Daleks are not likely to return for Series 6, but, when they do return, the "old" Daleks will feature.[source needed]
  • Skaro may be revisited.[102]
  • There will be an episode with an Egyptian theme.[103][104]
    • This looks more positive now that a rumour has surfaced about the redesigned classic Cybermen returning, mummified in an Egyptian tomb, which will be written by Steven Thompson. [105]
  • The Weeping Angels may return.[106]
  • Cybermen will appear.[107]
    • Cybermen will also appear in episode twelve [108]
  • Rory and Amy will leave the Doctor.[109][110][111]
    • Amy and Rory will have a major fallout[112]
  • Craig Owens may travel in the TARDIS.[113]
  • Craig Owens has had a baby.[114]
  • Paul McGann may return as the Eighth Doctor. [115]
  • Episode 10 is rumoured to be titled 'The Green Anchor'[116]

DVD and Blu-ray release

The DVD release of Series 6 will be in two parts, unlike the past series which was released in four to five parts over the duration of the series. Part One, which will contain episodes one to seven will be released on 11th July 2011, shortly after the airing of episode seven.[118] Part Two will be released in the Autumn, shortly after episode thirteen is aired.[119] Both parts will be released as a box set at the end of the year.[120]

Footnotes

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Doctor Who television stories
 
Seasons 1-4: William Hartnell
Season 1: 1963-1964
Season 2: 1964-1965
Season 3: 1965-1966
Season 4: 1966
 
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Season 4: 1966-1967
Season 5: 1967-1968
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Season 7: 1970
Season 8: 1971
Season 9: 1972
Season 10: 1972-1973
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Season 12: 1974-1975
Season 13: 1975-1976
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Season 18: 1980-1981
 
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Season 19: 1982
Season 20: 1983
Children in Need 1983
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Season 22: 1985
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TV Movie & 2013 specials: Paul McGann
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Minisode
Christmas Special
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Minisode
Christmas Special
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Minisodes
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Christmas Special
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(Part 1: Apr 2011)
Regular episodes
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Minisode
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Christmas Special
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(Part 1: 2012)
Minisode
Christmas Special
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(Part 2: 2013)
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Aliens and Enemies of Series 6
A Christmas Carol
The Impossible Astronaut / Day of the Moon
The Curse of the Black Spot
The Doctor's Wife
House • Ood (Nephew) • Uncle • Auntie
The Rebel Flesh / The Almost People
A Good Man Goes to War
Let's Kill Hitler
Night Terrors
The Girl Who Waited
The God Complex
Closing Time
The Wedding of River Song
Death Is the Only Answer
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