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* [[11 July (production)|11 July]] - The ''Telegraph'' reported on rumours of David Tennant stepping down from the role of the Doctor, with [[David Morrissey]], [[John Simm]], and [[Robert Carlyle]] cited as the book-maker's favourites to replace him, despite Morrissey scheduled to guest star in the 2008 Christmas special and Simm having already played {{Simm|n=the Master}} in Season 3. [[Julie Gardner]] confirmed in the article that Tennant had made his decision as to whether he would stay on for the [[2010]] season, but she confirmed he would appear in all of the special episodes scheduled for [[2009]].<ref>http://www.telegraph.co.uk/arts/main.jhtml?xml=/arts/2008/07/11/nosplit/bvtvwho11.xml</ref> Despite this, wildcat Internet rumours persisted that Morrissey would replace Tennant as early as the 2008 Christmas special, while some UK media reported Tennant had signed an agreement to stay with the series through Series 5 in 2010. | * [[11 July (production)|11 July]] - The ''Telegraph'' reported on rumours of David Tennant stepping down from the role of the Doctor, with [[David Morrissey]], [[John Simm]], and [[Robert Carlyle]] cited as the book-maker's favourites to replace him, despite Morrissey scheduled to guest star in the 2008 Christmas special and Simm having already played {{Simm|n=the Master}} in Season 3. [[Julie Gardner]] confirmed in the article that Tennant had made his decision as to whether he would stay on for the [[2010]] season, but she confirmed he would appear in all of the special episodes scheduled for [[2009]].<ref>http://www.telegraph.co.uk/arts/main.jhtml?xml=/arts/2008/07/11/nosplit/bvtvwho11.xml</ref> Despite this, wildcat Internet rumours persisted that Morrissey would replace Tennant as early as the 2008 Christmas special, while some UK media reported Tennant had signed an agreement to stay with the series through Series 5 in 2010. | ||
* [[12 July (production)|12 July]] - ''Doctor Who'' swept the [[television]] categories at the second annual Constellation Awards, a Canadian award presented as part of the Polaris science fiction convention. [[David Tennant]] won for best Male Performance in a Science Fiction Television episode for his work on the two-parter [[TV]] : ''[[Human Nature (TV story)|Human Nature]]''/''[[The Family of Blood (TV story)|The Family of Blood]]''; [[Carey Mulligan]] won the female equivalent for ''[[Blink (TV story)|Blink]]''; and the series itself won for Best Science Fiction Television Series of 2007. ''Doctor Who'' was eligible for these awards thanks to its co-production arrangement with the [[CBC]]. | * [[12 July (production)|12 July]] - ''Doctor Who'' swept the [[television]] categories at the second annual Constellation Awards, a Canadian award presented as part of the Polaris science fiction convention. [[David Tennant]] won for best Male Performance in a Science Fiction Television episode for his work on the two-parter [[TV]] : ''[[Human Nature (TV story)|Human Nature]]''/''[[The Family of Blood (TV story)|The Family of Blood]]''; [[Carey Mulligan]] won the female equivalent for ''[[Blink (TV story)|Blink]]''; and the series itself won for Best Science Fiction Television Series of 2007. ''Doctor Who'' was eligible for these awards thanks to its co-production arrangement with the [[CBC]]. | ||
* [[15 July (production)|15]]-[[16 July (production)|16 July]] - Big Finish's [[Seven Keys to Doomsday (audio story)|audio adaptation]] of the stage show ''[[Doctor Who and the Daleks in Seven Keys to Doomsday]]'' was recorded at the Moat Studios. | * [[15 July (production)|15]]-[[16 July (production)|16 July]] - Big Finish's [[Seven Keys to Doomsday (audio story)|audio adaptation]] of the stage show ''[[Doctor Who and the Daleks in Seven Keys to Doomsday (stage play)|Doctor Who and the Daleks in Seven Keys to Doomsday]]'' was recorded at the Moat Studios. | ||
* [[22 July (production)|22 July]] - The Big Finish audio story ''[[Empathy Games (audio story)|Empathy Games]]'' was recorded at the Moat Studios. | * [[22 July (production)|22 July]] - The Big Finish audio story ''[[Empathy Games (audio story)|Empathy Games]]'' was recorded at the Moat Studios. | ||
* [[23 July (production)|23]]-[[24 July (production)|24 July]] - Big Finish's [[The Curse of the Daleks (audio story)|audio adaptation]] of the stage show ''[[The Curse of the Daleks (stage play)|The Curse of the Daleks]]'' was recorded at the Moat Studios. | * [[23 July (production)|23]]-[[24 July (production)|24 July]] - Big Finish's [[The Curse of the Daleks (audio story)|audio adaptation]] of the stage show ''[[The Curse of the Daleks (stage play)|The Curse of the Daleks]]'' was recorded at the Moat Studios. | ||
