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Doctor Who | News | 02 March 2006

Totally Doctor Who wants you!

Totally Doctor Who wants you!

New CBBC show wants to hear from young fans of the Time Lord.

CBBC's new Doctor Who-themed magazine show will be called Totally Doctor Who - and the programme team want all young fans out there to get involved.

  • Totally Doctor Who are recruiting cadets for a Companion Academy. Eight Cadets will be picked, but only the best will make it through the gruelling physical and mental challenges of the Academy. The prize? A day on the Doctor Who set.
  • Or if you think you're the biggest Who brainbox around, take the Who-ru challenge. Stump the Totally Doctor Who studio guests with your Who knowledge and you'll walk away with some serious prizes.
  • And Totally Doctor Who also want to hear how much you love Doctor Who. Have you built your own time machine or held a Doctor Who fancy dress party? Send in your photos, videos, stories, pictures, or anything else.
  • Plus, if you've got a burning question you want to put to Doctor Who cast or crew, send it in and the Totally team will do their best to get an answer.
  • How to get involved.

    To enter for Companion Academy, send a video of yourself, no more than a minute long, explaining why you'd make a great Cadet. Previous time-travel experience isn't essential, but you must be between 7 and 12.

    For Who-ru, send in your three best Doctor Who facts (all about the ninth and tenth Time Lord).

    Or just send in questions and cool stuff to:

    Totally Doctor Who, PO Box 5158, CF5 9BD, marking whether it's a Companion Academy or Who-ru entry,

    or by email to totallydoctorwho@bbc.co.uk.

    If you're sending a video, make sure your parent or guardian gives their permission in a letter. Send it in along with your tape.




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