Click here or on 'view gallery' to see more photos from The Day of the Doctor The pictures show Matt Smith dangling from a tardis over Trafalgar Square while David Tennant mans a tardis control, although not much else is given away.
We've had 50 years of the same thing - isn't it time for a black actor to step into the tardis?
Doctor Who creator Steven Moffat said: "Mark Gatiss has written us a storming villain for his new episode and with Capaldi in the (fictional time machine) TARDIS, we knew we needed somebody special to send everybody behind the sofa.
Do they want to leave money to their heirs?And some questions simply can't be answered, without a Tardis.
There is even a fantasy trip to Britain 50 years hence thanks to "Doctor Who" and his Tardis (which celebrate 50 years of time travel in 2013).In short, triskaidekaphobiacs may have their reasons to fear a year with the number 13 in it.
Without the benefit of a Tardis, we cannot know the best asset allocation in advance; the costs are pretty certain.
The audience is eventually ushered into the clanking Tardis where a stunning coup de théâtre signals the start of the show proper.
He legitimises their Jim Crow racism by affecting to share it, and offers hope that he can pop the US in a gold-plated Tardis and return it to 1956.
Neither Sylvester McCoy nor Paul McGann ever achieved the same profile after they said goodbye to the Tardis while the late Jon Pertwee's moved from Who to star as Worzel Gummidge.
My wife says to me, 'You still enjoying it?' 'Yeah, sorry!'" Series 8 of 'Doctor Who' starts next Saturday on BBC1 Tom Baker (1974-1981) The longest-serving Doctor, the actor occupied the Tardis between 1974 and 1981.
At 56, Capaldi is the joint-oldest (with the first Doctor, William Hartnell) of the 12 main actors to be handed the Tardis keys, but he exudes a youthful exuberance that would shame performers half his age.
