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Countdown to New "Doctor Who" Trailer Begins!

The countdown to a new trailer for Season Five of Doctor Who, set to air this spring on BBC One and BBC America, is underway as the two networks today released a new promo image featuring new series leads Matt Smith and Karen Gillan.

The duo, who respectively play the Eleventh Doctor and companion Amy Pond, hadn't yet been pictured together in an official promotional materials released by the Beeb, so this new image (pictured above) is the first time that the co-stars are featured alongside one another. (Not to mention along with some other familiar Who entities, including a Dalek and a Weeping Angel.)

And the aforementioned new Doctor Who fifth season trailer will be unveiled this Saturday by BBC One and BBC America, so mark your calendars, dig out your bow ties, and get ready for another look inside Season Five of the sci-fi series.

[Editor: I cannot bloody wait!]

Season Five of Doctor Who will launch this spring on BBC One and BBC America.
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Bella Spruce said…
Great image. And I can't wait for the trailer! Woo hoo!
2/17/2010
The CineManiac said…
I can't Bloody Wait Either!!! So Excited to see another Weeping Angel episode as Blink is one of the creepiest and best televisions episodes I can remember in recent history.
2/17/2010
Anonymous said…
I reckon that the promo will announce the date that Series 5 will launch (my guess is March 27th, 5 years +1 day after New-Who started)
The Smiler looks as if it could be Proper Creepy!!
Glad to see the Weeping Angels and the Daleks back!
CAN'T WAIT!
2/18/2010
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