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The BBC have announced that the next hour long episode will be shown on Sunday November 15th at 7.00pm.

Called "Waters of Mars" in says it will be the 'darkest' episode yet.

In the story the Doctor will be joined by a new companion named Adelaide, played by Lindsay Duncan, who is head of Mars base. Producer Nikki Wilson described the character as "the Doctor's cleverest and most strong-minded companion yet." The most recent trailer shows a massive terrarium of life on the planet's surface, and a mysterious alien which infects its victims using a water compound it creates.

Guess who's back?

'The Waters of Mars' comes out November 15th. The episodes after that,a two parter called "The End of Time", air on December 25 and the final episode on 1st Jan 2010. It has already been revealed that The Master will return in these episodes, sporting blond hair.

Saw the second episode on FX last night and must admit to being hooked. Very adult, dark and amusing.

Don't miss True Blood on SFX tonight. The series follows Sookie Stackhouse, a barmaid living in Louisiana who can read people's minds, and how her life is turned upside down when the Vampire Bill, walks into her place of employment two years after vampires 'came out of the coffin' on national television.

Saw a preview over a year ago and have been waiting ever since.

From 'So it goes' the MENSA Science Fiction and Fantasy Special Interest Group.

"The BBC have confirmed that a script is in development for a Dr Who movie. Rumour has it that David Tennant will have the starring role in the film, although how this will fit in the Dr Who timeline is unclear".

"Sin City director Frank Miller has been mooted as heading up a live action movie version of Buck Rogers"

"Various rumours abound that Buffy the Vampire Slayer will return to the Big Screen, unfortunately without the TV cast".

Doomed, we're all doomed......

This is twenty-one-year-old Karen Gillan who will star alongside the new Time Lord, Matt Smith, when the show returns to BBC One in spring 2010.

Karen has appeared in an episode of Dr Who before, as the soothsayer in The Fires Of Pompeii, but is a relative unknown otherwise.