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‘Doctor Who’ Watch: The Official Trailer For ‘The Time of the Doctor’
Matt Smith as the Doctor in ‘The Time of the Doctor’
Remember that speech the Doctor once gave about the one thing you must never put into a trap? It seems his foes have once again failed to heed this sage advice. But will this joint attempt on his life prove to be the exception? We know a regeneration is on the way, after all, and they appear to be on Trenzalore.
Here’s the official trailer for ‘The Time of the Doctor’
Here’s the official synopsis: “The Doctor must sacrifice everything to save a town called Christmas from the Time Lord’s greatest enemies. A change is going to come, and Silence will fall…”
Everything else will be revealed on Christmas Day. See you there.
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Fraser McAlpine
Fraser has been writing and broadcasting about music and popular culture for over 15 years, first at the Top of the Pops website, and most recently for the NME, Guardian and MSN. He also wrote BBC Radio 1's Chart Blog and reviews albums for BBC Radio 2.
He is Anglophenia's current resident Brit, blogging about British slang and running around the Mall taking snaps of the crowd at the Royal Wedding, as well as reigniting a childhood passion for classic Doctor Who and cramming as much music in as he can manage.
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