Doctor Who: “The Waters of Mars” has an air date!

Friday, October 30th, 2009

We finally have a date for the next Doctor Who special: “The Waters of Mars”, and it’s just two weeks away. November 15th the episode will air on BBC One. The episode is technically a stand alone episode, but it will lead in to the Christmas two-parter that will see the end of David Tennant’s fantastic reign as the Doctor.

The episode, which is standalone, but leads into the final two-parter is set in the Year 2059 on Earth’s first off-world colony, and features an aliens that use a water compound to infect its victims.

(TVOvermind.com)

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Saberj
  1. Polygon_Wizard
    October 31, 2009 at 6:15 am
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    Yay! This means I am one step closer to watching more new Dr. Who. I have the last couple specials, but I haven’t watched them yet because I kind of wanted to watch them closer together. I’ll probably watch these before the Christmas special though. I doubt I’ll be able to wait any longer.

    • Saberj
      October 31, 2009 at 9:27 am
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      Other than a few prophecies, the other specials have absolutely no connection to the upcoming specials. I would go ahead and watch them now. In fact, I think these new ones are going to be a lot better, so I think it would make the overall experience better if you watched the older ones first. The last one was pretty good, IMO, but it’s still a stand alone. This next one is technically a standalone, but should lead into the last two pretty well.

    • Polygon_Wizard
      November 1, 2009 at 8:32 am
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      I knew that the specials were pretty much standalones. I was waiting more for the reason of having a bunch of Dr Who to watch at once.

  2. xxraddxcorexx
    November 1, 2009 at 6:33 pm
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    I can’t wait, i just started watching Doctor Who like 3 weeks ago and i’ve already caught up and ran out of episodes lol.

  3. TD
    November 2, 2009 at 11:17 pm
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    Well if you ran through all 4 seasons then get yourself a copy of the two seasons and the 5 part special of Torchwood. It will at least give you something to watch for hte next two weeks :)

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