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News you’ll appreciate, assuming your emotional state has finally recovered from season 3.
How can you see Matt Smith’s Doctor and Jenna Louise-Coleman’s companion Clara being very cute together in the new Doctor Who adventure, “The Bells of Saint John”?
Well, you could steal a TARDIS, Doctor-style, and travel forward a week and a half to 8 p.m. ET, March 30. Or you could watch the exclusive clip by visiting EW.com. Your choice!
This week in EW: We visit Doctor Who on location in Wales, grill executive producer Steven Moffat about upcoming episodes and the 50th anniversary special, and luncheon in Manhattan with Matt Smith. Our Who package also contains a breakdown of all 11 Doctors and, perhaps best of all, an essay by Peter Jackson in which the Lord of the Rings director recounts his Who-love and announces his price for directing an episode.
You’ll think the magazine is, well, bigger on the inside…
![Can we talk about Lady Mary’s new [SPOILER, though the finale aired weeks ago, and what exactly are you waiting for?!] on Downton Abbey?](http://24.media.tumblr.com/a67ff5230c8e74b9973d2f21d9b06d59/tumblr_mj71zsd78E1qd4rf5o1_500.jpg)
Can we talk about Lady Mary’s new [SPOILER, though the finale aired weeks ago, and what exactly are you waiting for?!] on Downton Abbey?
“What I’m really excited about with Shakespeare Uncovered is we’ll see some of the best British actors playing Shakespeare. What you can do is to open up to this huge American audience… show them that actually television doesn’t end with Downton Abbey. If you think that’s good, then watch the Shakespeare productions. You’ll see what real writing, what real stories, what real characters are about. A Ford Fiesta will get you there and give you a good time. But an Aston Martin…”
Jeremy Irons, star of erudite fare like Eragon and The Pink Panther II, just totally threw shade on Downton Abbey.
Whovians, rejoice! We sat down with Doctor Who actress Jenna Louise Coleman for a long, exclusive conversation about becoming the Doctor’s new companion, keeping her role in “Asylum of the Daleks” a secret — and when fans might get some answers with regards to the Oswin/Clara conundrum. A sample:
Is it true Karen Gillan left you a note?
She sent me a message. She texted me. I was pacing around, trying to figure out a scene and I checked my phone and I just had a message from her saying kind of “Good luck” and “You’re going to knock it out the park.” Then she told me eat at Woods restaurant in Cardiff. That was her Cardiff tip.
Sorry, Cumberbitches — the start of production on the third cycle of this detective drama has been moved from January to March. Sources say the shift was necessary to accommodate the busy schedules of the show’s breakout stars, Benedict Cumberbatch (who’s filming Star Trek 2) and Martin Freeman (starring in The Hobbit).
Waahhh — Merlin is ending, and also that unicorn is not looking so good. At least the show’s creators are promising a “breathtaking” series finale.
