Here’s a bit of good news–well, at least for Doctor Who fans.
The BBC has released a new trailer for season six, part 2.
It’s got some footage we’ve seen before and a couple of new things.
The series picks up August 27.
Slice of SciFi #457: Slicers in Black
Slice of SciFi #457: Slicers in Black Watch the video edition of Slice of SciFi #457 Welcome to weekend-eve and the Friday installment of Slice of SciFi! It’s time for some listener feedback. This mean we’ll comment on your comments about our comments. Yes, circular logic does make you dizzy, but at least there [...]
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