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Weird and Wonderful is our look at the some of the other Doctor Who bits and bobs around the web that caught our attention over the last week or so. This week: Doctor Who nesting dolls; 1963 to Now video; Ultimate 11th Doctor trailer; the Fan Orchestra returns; more Awesome art; and another Cool Collectable.

Who Nesting Dolls

The 11th Doctor, Amy, Rory, River and the TARDIS nesting dolls. By Bachel60.

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New Doctor Who game, The Eternity Clock, will only be available on PlayStation 3 and PlayStation Vita at launch in Europe, BBC Worldwide has confirmed.

There’s no mention of the PC version at all in the press release, however a spokesperson told Digital Spy: “The PC version will be available globally shortly after the release on PS3 and PS Vita.”

“Doctor Who: The Eternity Clock is such an exciting release for us,” says BBC Worldwide’s Robert Nashak . “It’s one of our most ambitious projects to date, using state of the art motion sensor technology to create stunning graphics as well as specially created vocals. We’re delighted that we’re able to team up with Sony Computer Entertainment Europe for this release, a company who are so well respected in the gaming universe.”

The game will be a downloadable game on the Playstation Network and is set to launch March 2012.

The second trailer for new Doctor Who console game The Eternity Clock has finally materialised.

The latest one features our first look at the gameplay which appears to be a side-scrolling platformer, with River providing some shooting sections. We also get to see monsters including the Cybermen, the Daleks, Silurians and the Silence.

The game is the first in a series of three coming to Playstation 3, Playstation Vita and PC. It is set to launch March 2012.

Weird and Wonderful is our look at the some of the other Doctor Who bits and bobs around the web that caught our attention over the last week or so. This week: R2-Dalek2; a Life Size Dalek made from bricks; The real Doctor; Awesome art; and another Cool Collectable.

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The Seventh Doctor and his companion Ace, aka Sylvester McCoy and Sophie Aldred, have been interviewed by Shadowlocked. They talk about the possibility of returning to Doctor Who in the future.

Aldred was enthusiastic: “I’d love to. I’d drop everything. I did find out that Russell T Davies had planned for Ace [to appear in] the Sarah Jane Adventures…”

“You never know. I’m waiting for a call.”

McCoy was also up for returning and shared an idea he liked for the 50th Anniversary: “The fans want all the Doctors to come together.

“Someone suggested something which I really liked, which was they should get all the old Doctor Who actors to play other characters. I think that would be huge fun.

“I had this sudden image of my character, an evil monstrous one who you didn’t quite know who it was, about to kill the Doctor!”

See a clip below.

Matt Smith was interviewed on the Australian news show One Plus One. A whole range of topics are covered including his ideas for filming Down Under and monsters, missing episodes, the Doctor’s costume, his portrayal of the Doctor, his future and more. Catch it below.

The first few screenshots for new Doctor Who console game The Eternity Clock have hit the web. The game is the first in a series of three coming to Playstation 3, Playstation Vita and PC.

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Weird and Wonderful is our look at the some of the other Doctor Who bits and bobs around the web that caught our attention over the last week or so. This week: Doctor Who and the Universal Vacation; 50th Anniversary Trailer; Sherlock mystery; more crossovers in Awesome art; and another Cool Collectable.

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Hustle actor Adrian Lester was a guest on Graham Norton’s Radio 2 show earlier today and the topic of Doctor Who came up.

A listener sent in a question asking if he would consider taking on the role as the next Doctor and his answer was intriguing.

“I’ve had chats with my agent about it. We’re going to-and-fro about considering it,” he said, before hastily adding: “Not that it’s on my lap to consider, but any actor offered that role would.

“It’s a gem of a role and it’s got a long history. We keep having conversations about it.

“Anyway, it’s up the air…”

The Doctor is trapped in The Land of Fiction in the video below. He introduces this year’s Script to Screen competition. Click here for more details.