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'Doctor Who' anniversary will be amazing for fans, says Steven Moffat
Published Wednesday, Jan 18 2012, 16:16 GMT | By Morgan Jeffery | 62 comments
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The BBC sci-fi drama first aired in 1963, with a new series of "at least 14" episodes expected to debut in the autumn.
"There will never be a better time, I promise you," Moffat told the Radio Times.
"I'm saying this as a Doctor Who fan myself, and knowing a certain amount about what's coming."
He continued: "For so many reasons I can't talk about yet, there will never be a better time to be a Doctor Who fan, I absolutely promise that."
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The showrunner previously insisted that he has "huge" and "extensive" plans for the anniversary year.
Doctor Who star Matt Smith has admitted that he would like to film a special 3D episode, and also expressed his desire to appear alongside former Who stars such as Tom Baker, Paul McGann, Christopher Eccleston and David Tennant.
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Watch Matt Smith discuss the recent Doctor Who Christmas special below:
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