New Look

A brand new layout has arrived at The-OncomingStorm! I hope you like it, it's specially for Christmas! Talking of which, our brand new Christmas Competition details will be up soon where you could win a bunch of special Christmas gifts!

In the meantime, expect major updates leading up to the Christmas Special 'The Next Doctor' as well as lots of festive treats! Feel free to leave your thoughts on the layout and anything that you feel could be improved. I always need to know how to improve and what to add.

Another Radio Times Cover!

Above is the cover for the special Radio Times issue celebrating this year's Christmas episode, The Next Doctor. The magazine, out today (29th November) includes an exclusive preview of David Tennant and David Morrissey who both star in the episode. The issue is available to buy at all good newsagents at the price of £1.05.

Also, to celebrate Christmas, on Monday 1st December, a brand new look will be coming to The-OncomingStorm...

New Picture

A new picture of the Christmas Special has emerged, and the 10th Doctor appears to be holding a fobwatch... what could this mean?

Thanks to Planet Gallifrey for the picture.

The Next Doctor Synopsis

The BBC Press Office have revealed the synopsis for this year's Christmas Special 'The Next Doctor.' It can be seen below as well as some promotional images which were also revealed.

It's Christmas Eve in 1851 and Cybermen stalk the snow of Victorian London, in this special Christmas edition of Russell T Davies's Bafta Award-winning time-travelling drama. When the Doctor arrives and starts to investigate a spate of mysterious deaths, he's surprised to meet another Doctor, and soon the two must combine forces to defeat the ruthless Miss Hartigan. But are two Doctors enough to stop the rise of the CyberKing?

David Tennant stars as The Doctor, David Morrissey as The Doctor and Dervla Kirwan as Miss Hartigan. This episode also features Velile Tshabalala as Rosita.

Credit to WhovianNet for the news.

VTV Issue 6

I can now reveal the brand new Via The Void site is now ready for you to view. I, erm, forget the password for my last website... and now there is a new, better one. You can view it and issue 6, not 7, there was a number mix up, here. Please leave some feedback, it's valued!

45th Anniversary

It takes a lot to be named Longest Running Sci Fi Programme, but Doctor Who certainly deserves it. Today is the 45th Anniversary of the show, which just proves that it is incredibly popular as it has the staying power of nearly half a century.

Back in 1963, William Hartnell burst onto our screens as an old man from Gallifrey known as the Doctor. Little did the audience know that, over time, this man would become a legend and change his face several times to become the incarnation he is now, David Tennant.

Over the years, the Doctor and his companions have travelled to hundreds of planets, faced the Daleks over and over again and had the time of their lives. And he's still going strong in 2008.

Doctor Who's popularity is so high that every week millions of viewers tune in to see what will happen to our favourite Time Lord. The show is even broadcasting in other countries, like Australia and America. Merchandise flies off the shelf each Christmas, and no matter how many times they are on, the Whovians always watch the re-runs continuously and never get bored.

Let's just hope Doctor Who can last another 45 years into the future, and maybe even make one hundred.

What's been your favourite Doctor Who moment? Tell us here!