Showrunner Steven Moffat has revealed that next year’s 13-episode Doctor Who season, the sixth for the show, will actually be two seasons, an “Easter season” and an “autumn season,” according to The Guardian. The mid-season finale will be a “game-changing cliffhanger” according to Moffat, “that will change everything.” The new Doctor Who schedule will offer more opportunities for “event episodes:” the first episodes of both half-seasons, the last episodes of both, and a Christmas special. Neil Gaiman has written a script for the new season.
Saturday, September 18, 2010
A Season or Two of Who
Showrunner Steven Moffat has revealed that next year’s 13-episode Doctor Who season, the sixth for the show, will actually be two seasons, an “Easter season” and an “autumn season,” according to The Guardian. The mid-season finale will be a “game-changing cliffhanger” according to Moffat, “that will change everything.” The new Doctor Who schedule will offer more opportunities for “event episodes:” the first episodes of both half-seasons, the last episodes of both, and a Christmas special. Neil Gaiman has written a script for the new season.
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