Doctor Who

Episode	Artist	Song Title
The End of the World	Soft Cell	Tainted Love
	Britney Spears	Toxic
Aliens of London	David Bowie	Starman
Father's Day	Rick Astley	Never Gonna Give You Up
	Communards	Never Can Say Goodbye
	Streets	Don't Mug Yourself
The Doctor Dances	Glenn Miller	In the Mood
	Glenn Miller	Moonlight Serenade
School Reunion	Joy Division	Love Will Tear Us
Love & Monsters	ELO	Mr. Blue Sky
	ELO	Don't Bring Me Down
	ELO	Turn to Stone
	II Divo	Unbreak My Heart
Fear Her	n/a	(Nursery Rhyme) Kookaburra
The Runaway Bride	Slade	Merry Xmas Everybody
Smith and Jones	Arrested Development	Sunshine
Gridlock	n/a	(Hymn) The Old Rugged Cross
	n/a	(Hymn) Abide With Me
Daleks in Manhattan	George Gershwin	Rhapsody in Blue
Evolution of the Daleks	Jack Yellen, Milton Ager	Happy Days Are Here Again
	Benny Goodman	Puttin' on the Ritz
The Family of Blood	n/a	(Hymn) To be a Pilgrim
The Sound of Drums	Rogue Traders	Voodoo Child
Last of the Time Lords	Scissor Sisters	I Can't Decide

All the music for Doctor Who Series Four was composed by Murray Gold. At this time the individual tracks don't have titles; when this changes we'll be sure to update the FAQ.

We have no information about a Series Four soundtrack at this time.

Check out the Doctor Who listings to see when the show is next on the BBC.

If you are unable to find what you're looking for there, check your TV listings magazine as UK TV Gold also have the rights to screen episodes of the new series. If you have cable TV, some episodes are also available through Virgin Media's On Demand service.

We can't do that for copyright and administrative reasons. Doctor Who is, however, available to buy on DVD, shown regularly on BBC Three and BBC iPlayer, and various on demand Cable TV services.

We understand your eagerness to know exactly what's going to happen, but we can not reveal any crucial information regarding the future Doctor/cast/crew and/or the show itself. Most of the time we do not know ourselves. As soon as we do know anything, we will make an official announcement in the News section of the website.

We appreciate everyone's personal opinions about the show and emails of this nature are often stored for the attention of key members of the production team, but due to the volumes involved we have to be selective and there's no way we can guarantee a response, unfortunately. For more info about contacting the BBC, please go this website.

Doctor Who is a family show and airs before the watershed. All content therefore abides by the pre-watershed guidelines. If you wish to see how scary an episode may be, you can look at the Fear Forecast in each episode guide prior to airing or record and watch the episode yourself before letting your children see it.

No, this would be a serious breach of copyright. There is, however, official Doctor Who material on YouTube from BBC Worldwide:
www.youtube.com/bbc

Unfortunately, we are unable to divulge details regarding the filming of Doctor Who, as we aren't able to allow members of the public onto the set or on location (which is often private property) when the series is being recorded.

Unfortunately, we aren't able to allow members of the public onto the sets (which are mostly based on-location rather than in the studio) when the series is being recorded. This is partly for health and safety reasons and partly to protect the many plot twists and surprises that are key to the enjoyment of Doctor Who.

The majority of props and costumes etc are made within the BBC. Occasionally certain items are outsourced or bought in, depending on importance, timescale and how specialised they are. Millennium Fx makes a lot of props for the show and the CGI work is outsourced to the Mill, London.

Unfortunately not! The amount of special effects used within the show would force the budget off the scale. Maybe in the future, but for the time being there are no plans.

Most clothes/costumes/outfits are created by the costume department. If any clothes are purchased from a high street store, they are usually tailored and altered to suit their needs. As the costume department is massive, it isn't viable to document every outfit used. I'm sure they costume department don't even know anymore! All we can suggest is looking for something similar, locally to you or on the internet.

We don't have any designs for it the Doctor's coat and it is made of specific furniture fabric which is not commercially available.

The make-up team use a variety of products on David's hair to achieve that look, including a wax hair stick.

The glasses are specially made and hired from costume makers Angels. There are only two in the whole wide world! We suggest you take the attached picture to various opticians and see who can give you the closest match.

Fictionally, the Doctor's trainers are not meant to be any particular type, but do resemble a popular brand already available. If you wish to get similar ones, we're sure taking a picture of the shoes to your local sports footwear store will result in finding something close to what he wears.

See the Plot Questions section.

See the Overseas section.