The Nemonite Invasion - Cover

Previously reported was the news on the release of the new audio CD, The Nemonite Invasion, but we had no details or covers. Now, thanks to Doctor Who Online, we have the full cover, and a bit more information than we had before. Even though Donna has now left the Doctor in the series, she is still in this audio, and it has now been confirmed that the whole thing will be read by her! And the Doctor is the same as he was, the 10th Doctor, even if we don't hear his voice throughout it. No synopsis has been released for the product yet, but we can assume that it won't be long until it will be. We now know that the CD will be avaliable in the UK and Ireland on the 12th of February next year, with the RRP price of £9.99. You can see the full cover here!

Tennant Coverage; The Speech

Below is the video which shows the acceptance speech made by David Tennant in the National Television Awards. He was not there on the night, and so the speech was made in an interval during a performance of Hamlet, in Stratford, but, as you know, he said that he would be leaving the show. Catherine Tate picked up the award for him, and had a little chat to him! You can see all this below in the video, but don't cry! David tried not too!

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NTA Triumps 2008!

Following on from a sad post, here is something to cheer you up! Despite the breaking news, awards have been won at the National Television Awards night today, held in the Royal Albert Hall in London. The Doctor Who Prom back in July, also took place at this venue. There were three nominations put up. Firstly for Doctor Who as the best drama and David Tennant and Catherine Tate for Outstanding Drama Performance. Doctor Who won the Best Drama, and stars who went up to collect the trophy were Catherine Tate (Donna Noble), Elizabeth Sladen (Sarah Jane Smith), Camille Coduri (Jackie Tyler), Noel Clarke (Mickey Smith), and, of course, the head writer of Doctor Who, Russell T. Davies. David Tennant was performing in Stratford for Hamlet, so could not turn up. Catherine Tate make a joke in her speech, saying that she thought they weren't going to win the award this year, because she was in the show! While they got up to the stage, Song for Freedom played in the background. This is the fourth time in a row that the show has won the award, and that's once every year! David Tennant won Outstanding Drama Performance, but could not collect his prize. He made a speech from the stage door of the Courtyard theatre, during a break in his performance. You should all know what he said, but if not, look below, in the last post. He also said the award should have gone to Catherine Tate, so made her go and collect the award! Congratulations to everyone!
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