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2013年01月10日 15点01分
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2013年4月
50周年纪念是11月23日
7季下半季题目暂定为...
707. The Rings of Akhaten (TBC)
Written by Neil Cross. Directed by Farren Blackburn.
According to Steven Moffat, the story takes place on the biggest and best alien planet Doctor Who has ever done. First Assistant Director David Mack’s CV originally listed the episode title as
The Rings of Akhaten, possibly pointing to some sort of Egyptian connection. “Akhenaten” was an Egyptian Pharaoh and the husband of Queen Nefertiti.
708. The Cold War (TBC)
Written by Mark Gatiss. Directed by Douglas Mackinnon.
A “base under-siege” story that is set on a submarine. According to a Daily Star rumour, the Ice warriors will return. Gatiss originally revealed his first of two episodes contained the words ‘meat’, ‘klaxon’ and ‘Vienna’.
Guest Starring: David Warner, Liam Cunningham, Josh O’Connor (Piotr), James Norton (Onejin)
709. The Hider in the House or
Phantoms of the Hex (TBC)
Written By Neil Cross. Directed by Jamie Payne.
A historical ghost story. Guest star Jessica Raine’s CV stated the story title is
Phantoms of the Hex, while Mike Southon has it down as
The Hider in the House.
Guest starring: Dougray Scott (Professor), Jessica Raine (Emma Grayling), Kemi-Bo Jacobs (Hila Tacorian)
710. Journey to the Centre of the TARDIS
Written by Steve Thompson. Directed by Mat King.
TARDIS-heavy story. Ashley Walters plays one of a trio of brothers, an intergalactic salvage crew.
Guest starring: Ashley Walters (Van Baalen), Mark Oliver (Bram Van Baalen), Jahvel Hall (Tricky Van Baalen)
711. The Crimson Horror (TBC)
Written by Mark Gatiss. Directed by Saul Metzstein.
Set in a strange 19th century village called Sweetville. The Doctor investigates when people start going missing in a factory that is run by the mysterious Winifred Gillyflower (Diana Rigg). Madame Vastra, Jenny and Strax return again.
Guest starring Diana Rigg (Winifred Gillyflower), Rachael Stirling (Ada Gillyflower), Brendan Patricks (Edmund/Jeremiah), Neve McIntosh (Madame Vastra), Catrin Stewart (Jenny), Dan Starkey (Strax)
712. The Last Cyberman (TBC)
Written by Neil Gaiman. Directed by Stephen Wolfenden.
Confirmed to feature redesigned Cybermen. Moffat’s brief to Gaiman was to make them scary again. Part of the story is set in an abandoned theme park called Hedgewick’s World.
Guest starring: Warwick Davis (Porridge), Tamzin Outhwaite (Capt. Alice), Jason Watkins (Mr Webley), Calvin Dean (Ha-Ha), Will Merrick (Brains) Zahra Ahmadi (Missy), Eloise Joseph (Beauty) and Eve de Leon Allen.
713. Series 7 Finale
Written by Steven Moffat. Directed by Saul Metzstein.
The paternoster gang are back once again. Also rumoured to feature the return of River Song and Dr Simeon.
Guest starring: Neve McIntosh (Madame Vastra), Catrin Stewart (Jenny), Dan Starkey (Strax), Alex Kingston (TBC), Michael Jenn (Clarence)
资料来源:http://doctorwhotv.co.uk/doctor-who-series-7-2013-what-we-know-43919.htm
2013年01月10日 17点01分
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50周年纪念是11月23日
7季下半季题目暂定为...
707. The Rings of Akhaten (TBC)
Written by Neil Cross. Directed by Farren Blackburn.According to Steven Moffat, the story takes place on the biggest and best alien planet Doctor Who has ever done. First Assistant Director David Mack’s CV originally listed the episode title as
The Rings of Akhaten, possibly pointing to some sort of Egyptian connection. “Akhenaten” was an Egyptian Pharaoh and the husband of Queen Nefertiti.
708. The Cold War (TBC)
Written by Mark Gatiss. Directed by Douglas Mackinnon.A “base under-siege” story that is set on a submarine. According to a Daily Star rumour, the Ice warriors will return. Gatiss originally revealed his first of two episodes contained the words ‘meat’, ‘klaxon’ and ‘Vienna’.
Guest Starring: David Warner, Liam Cunningham, Josh O’Connor (Piotr), James Norton (Onejin)
709. The Hider in the House or
Phantoms of the Hex (TBC)
Written By Neil Cross. Directed by Jamie Payne.A historical ghost story. Guest star Jessica Raine’s CV stated the story title is
Phantoms of the Hex, while Mike Southon has it down as
The Hider in the House.
Guest starring: Dougray Scott (Professor), Jessica Raine (Emma Grayling), Kemi-Bo Jacobs (Hila Tacorian)
710. Journey to the Centre of the TARDIS
Written by Steve Thompson. Directed by Mat King.TARDIS-heavy story. Ashley Walters plays one of a trio of brothers, an intergalactic salvage crew.
Guest starring: Ashley Walters (Van Baalen), Mark Oliver (Bram Van Baalen), Jahvel Hall (Tricky Van Baalen)
711. The Crimson Horror (TBC)
Written by Mark Gatiss. Directed by Saul Metzstein.Set in a strange 19th century village called Sweetville. The Doctor investigates when people start going missing in a factory that is run by the mysterious Winifred Gillyflower (Diana Rigg). Madame Vastra, Jenny and Strax return again.
Guest starring Diana Rigg (Winifred Gillyflower), Rachael Stirling (Ada Gillyflower), Brendan Patricks (Edmund/Jeremiah), Neve McIntosh (Madame Vastra), Catrin Stewart (Jenny), Dan Starkey (Strax)
712. The Last Cyberman (TBC)
Written by Neil Gaiman. Directed by Stephen Wolfenden.Confirmed to feature redesigned Cybermen. Moffat’s brief to Gaiman was to make them scary again. Part of the story is set in an abandoned theme park called Hedgewick’s World.
Guest starring: Warwick Davis (Porridge), Tamzin Outhwaite (Capt. Alice), Jason Watkins (Mr Webley), Calvin Dean (Ha-Ha), Will Merrick (Brains) Zahra Ahmadi (Missy), Eloise Joseph (Beauty) and Eve de Leon Allen.
713. Series 7 Finale
Written by Steven Moffat. Directed by Saul Metzstein.The paternoster gang are back once again. Also rumoured to feature the return of River Song and Dr Simeon.
Guest starring: Neve McIntosh (Madame Vastra), Catrin Stewart (Jenny), Dan Starkey (Strax), Alex Kingston (TBC), Michael Jenn (Clarence)
资料来源:http://doctorwhotv.co.uk/doctor-who-series-7-2013-what-we-know-43919.htm