The first episode of the second series sees us leave Earth for the first time, but will the events live up to our expectations?
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The second series of the new Doctor Who begins showing on 15th April 2006 on BBC One in the UK. Hopefully other countries won’t be far behind.

I will of course be posting reviews of each episode as the series airs.

Sci-Fi Wire says the Christopher Eccleston run of Doctor Who will be on the Sci-Fi Channel in the States, starting in March. It’ll be taking over the time slot presently occupied by “Stargate Atlantis,” about which I am wholly unconcerned.

A one-hour Christmas special to warm us up for the new series and
introduce us to David Tennant’s tenth Doctor. Does it work? The answers
lie in this review…
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codejnki
writes, With the Christmas Invasion still a little
more than a month away you can catch a brand new
special online at the BBC here
done for charity.

A great preview of things to come.

y42
writes, According to the Mirror, Billie
Piper has stunned TV bosses by quitting her role as
Rose Tyler, the Doctor’s sidekick. She will be in
series2, but not 3. The last time I heard, the
BBC hadn’t commented on this. The rumour has been out
a few days, but I was hoping to get official
confirmation or denial before posting. (If you’ll
recall, a similar rumour came out just after they
switched Doctors. Of course, it could also be that
they talked her out of it that time, but not this
time.)

y42 writes, The Register lets us feast our eyes on the new cybermen, soon to terorise young and old.

y42 writes, Mothers, lock up your daughters and/or sons, everyone’s favourite bisexual time-travelling adventurer is spinning off from Doctor Who to his own show on the BBC next year.

GrimSean writes, Apparently the BBC is starting to release more information about the new Doctor, putting up a number of pictures on the Doctor Who homepage. It appears that they\’re going for a more “classic” costume this time around.
They didn’t give him a scarf, though.