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The Day of the Doctor Trailer Broadcast on BBC1


The Day of the Doctor/50th Anniversary trailer has been broadcast on BBC1 this evening at 8:20. The trailer can be found on the official BBC Youtube channel here: http://m.youtube.com/watch?v=loGm3vT8EAQ

Transcript:

Opening scene in I.M. Foreman’s junkyard. The TARDIS console appears to be outside the ship, a fez and Dalek make an appearance alongside William Hartnell, the scene shifts from black and white to colour, Dalek exterminating unknown person, possibly UNIT soldier

Matt Smith: “I’ve been running all my lives… Through time and space”

Troughton at the end of a passage, classic sonic screwdriver tracking up to Tom Baker with lots and lots of jelly babies

Matt Smith: “Every second of very minute of every day for over 900 years..”

Tom Baker: “Years”

Matt Smith: “I fought for peace in a universe at war”

Amazing shot of Sarah Jane Smith, K9, classic Dalek, classic Cybermen and saucers over London. Sarah Jane holds a snow globe, inside we see Jon Pertwee and The Master, rapiers drawn

Matt Smith: “Now the time has come to face the choices I made in the name of the Doctor”

Dalek: “Doc-tor!”

Billie Piper: “Doctor”

We pan back left to see Sarah is now Clara, leaf floating in the background

Matt Smith: “Our future depends on one single moment of one impossible day”

Sylvester McCoy, Peter Davison throwing cricket ball, Voc Robot (Appears to be D84 quite randomly), Eccleston, Colin Baker, Weeping Angel, Ood, Paul McGann, Auton, moving in on David Tennant

Matt Smith: “The day I’ve been running from all my life”

Zoom in on Matt Smith who grabs the sonic screwdriver

Matt Smith: “The Day of the Doctor”

Idents, finish.

 

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