Well, it’s all kicking off. Two trailers in the last couple of days, now – first of all with Digital Spy posting the Press Launch teaser, before a trailer from BBC America that rather bafflingly contains lots of goodies that we Brits haven’t had the chance to see yet also made its way online. So if we’re going to do this, let’s do it properly – screencaps and discussion after the jump.

Yes, I know it’s nearly a month late. yes, I know. I know. SHUT UP.

Could Tom Baker soon be recording new audioplays for Big Finish? He seems to think so, and Big Finish are inclined to agree, although we probably won’t see anything until 2011 at the absolute earliest.

Am I the only person here getting a little excited about the possibility of a ruddy great big multi-Doctor story? Because the idea of the Fourth Doctor and the Eighth Doctor having actual interaction gives me the vapours.

Cor, yes.

We’ll dissect this properly tomorrow, but for now, before the hordes of Gallifrey Base call us lying bastards, we’ll just clarify that (SPOILERS)…

Oooooh, I love me a good press launch, and last night’s didn’t disappoint despite the fact I was several miles away from it at the time.  So, let’s look over all The Good Stuff, shall we.

But he was at least decent enough to post a Twitter update about the series trailer that’s apparently been shown tonight. Spoilers (monster appearance related) in the link and after the jump.

Would you like to read an article from The Telegraph that goes into a bit more detail about “The Eleventh Hour” (in a factual, adding-colour way rather than an OMGZOELUCKERISPLAYINGTHERANI Sun kind of way) than we’ve seen before, and thus actively heightens anticipation? Well, here you go, then. Discussion of a few of the pertinent points – mild spoilers abound, naturally, including a description of the TARDIS interior – after the jump.

… but sod it, there’s lots of toy news going on, and I like talking about it.

So by the time Matt Smith’s first series is over – or probably even partway through – there’ll be three toys of him out. That’s some kind of record, right?

We’ve been lucky over the last five years that some truly excellent writers (and some dodgy ones, but let’s not concern ourselves with those right now) have been thrust in our direction by Russell T. and The Grand Moff. But Doctor Who fans are ravenous blood-sucking monsters, always wanting more . . . more . . . MORE – and so while we might be happy with the likes of Cornell and Gatiss and Shearman and Whithouse and so on, I’m sure we’ve each of us got our ideas about writers out there that we think would do a tip-top spiffing job if ever asked to come up with an episode or two. So with that in mind, HERE ARE TEN OF MINE.

Blogtor Who, diligent as ever, have spotted that the first volume in 2|entertain’s protracted war against sensible pricing and single dipping is now listed on Play.com.  Because DVD covers give us the horn, here are a few thoughts on the matter after the jump: