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Next Time - Human Nature

Next Time - Family of Blood

Hearts, dreams and journals
While living as a human, The Doctor's past life creeps back to him through dreams he has recorded in a journal.

The Doctor's Ultimatum
The Doctor is under threat from The Family, must he choose between his love interest and his companion?

The fury of the Timelord
The Family of Blood open the watch and discover it is empty, meaning that John has already changed back into the Doctor. The bumbling was a ruse to quietly initiate the ship's self-destruct mechanism. The Doctor and the Family escape the explosion, but the Doctor captures them and issues each member an eternal punishment, such is the Fury of the Time Lord.

The life of John Smith
The Family of Blood hold Martha and Joan Redfern captive and force John Smith (The Doctor) to make an impossible choice. The Family begin an aerial bombardment, Martha and Joan implore John to use the watch to become the Doctor and save everyone. John breaks down in tears, reluctant to give up Joan. The two share a vision, enabled by the fob watch, of what their lives would be like together as humans. Backstory The Doctor, pursued by the Family of Blood, has transformed into a human to escape the Family's detection. Landing in England in 1913, the Doctor takes the persona of John Smith, a teacher at Farringham School for boys, and Martha acts as a maid at the school. Over time John becomes infatuated with the school nurse, young widow Joan Redfern. But The Family have tracked the Doctor down and will stop at nothing to gain the power of the Time Lord.

David Tennant transforms into old man
David Tennant gets a brief glimpse at life as an old man as he gets the Doctor Who prosthetics treatment. Take a look at the extraordinary results in this amazing clip from Doctor Who Confidential.

Recreating the Great War
The Doctor Who Production crew are recreating a 1914 battlefield in the middle of a freezing December night. See how they managed to cope with the amazing amount of mud in this behind the scenes footage.

Doctor Who: LOCKDOWN | Shadow of a Doubt
Someone has found something on an alien world...

'Shadow of a Doubt' was specially created as a prologue to the Doctor Who episodes 'Human Nature' & 'The Family of Blood', released as part of #DoctorOfMine, the worldwide tweetalong of this two-parter which took place on Friday 24 April 2020.

Written by Paul Cornell and starring Lisa Bowerman as Bernice Summerfield, 'Shadow of a Doubt' was home-produced remotely during the 'lockdown' period of the COVID-19 outbreak in April 2020.

All involved in the making of this video contributed their time and talent for free. If you enjoyed it, it would great if you could consider making a donation to The Film and TV Charity's COVID-19 Emergency Relief Fund, to support the creative community which has been affected by the Coronavirus pandemic: https://justgiving.com/fundraising/do...

SHADOW OF A DOUBT: Written by Paul Cornell
Read by Lisa Bowerman as Bernice Summerfield
Music and Sound Design by Jamie Robertson
Artwork by Rachael Stott
Video Edited by Abigail Scarfe
Produced by Emily Cook

Doctor Who: LOCKDOWN | The Shadow in the Mirror
Someone wants to get out. Someone thinks they should...

'The Shadow in Mirror' was specially created as an epilogue to the Doctor Who episodes 'Human Nature' & 'The Family of Blood', released as part of #DoctorOfMine, the worldwide tweetalong of this two-parter which took place on Friday 24 April 2020.

Written by Paul Cornell and starring Lauren Wilson as Lucy Cartwright, 'The Shadow in the Mirror' was home-produced remotely during the 'lockdown' period of the COVID-19 outbreak in April 2020.

All involved in the making of this video contributed their time and talent for free. If you enjoyed it, it would great if you could consider making a donation to The Film and TV Charity's COVID-19 Emergency Relief Fund, to support the creative community which has been affected by the Coronavirus pandemic: https://justgiving.com/fundraising/do...

THE SHADOW IN THE MIRROR: Written by Paul Cornell
Read by Lauren Wilson as Lucy Cartwright
Music and Sound Design by Jamie Robertson
Artwork by Christopher Jones Video
Edited by Abigail Scarfe
Produced by Emily Cook