2013

Yesterday, in many countries around the world “The Day of the Doctor” was broadcast. This is the special episode for the “Doctor Who” 50th Anniversary written by Steven Moffat and directed by Nick Hurran.

While the Eleventh Doctor (Matt Smith) and Clara (Jenna Coleman) are in the Tardis, a helicopter lifts it and brings him to the National Gallery. There, Kate Stewart explains that this was done following orders by Queen Elizabeth I, who left strict instructions regarding two strange 3D paintings.

On November 23 1963 the first episode of “Doctor Who” classic series was broadcast. After 50 years, the new series keeps on renewing what has become a huge phenomenon in British popular culture known throughout the world. The many celebrations and parties planned in many nations will accompany the vision of the special episode “The Day of the Doctor”, broadcast simultaneously in some countries starting from 7.50 PM GMT.

Doctor Who - Magic Of The Angels

On November 23, 2013 there will be the 50th anniversary of “Doctor Who”. To celebrate this important moment let’s go over the Doctor’s history again. This article remembers the Eleventh Doctor.

Played by Matt Smith, the Eleventh Doctor is the result of an explosive regeneration that has a profound effect also on the Tardis, which regenerates with him. Also due to the fact that the Tenth Doctor had no companions, this leads to a significant change from the previous era.

Frederick Sanger

Yesterday Frederick Sanger died. He was a British biochemist described by many as one of a fathers of genetics and one of the greatest scientists in the world and not only of his generation. Born in 1918, he received two Nobel Prizes in Chemistry: one in 1958 and one in 1980.