Ever since July, when San Diego Comic-Con premiered the trailer for The Day of the Doctor, increasingly frustrated British fans have been asking when we will get to see it.
For a brief moment at the weekend we thought it had finally arrived – and then it turned out not to be the trailer but a (rather enjoyable) teaser, featuring the Doctor’s many incarnations but no actual footage from the Doctor Who Anniversary Special.
So when will we get to see it? Doctor Who showrunner Steven Moffat must be able to shed some light…
“It’s too early to put it on,” Moffat told us, during a Radio Times session at the Cheltenham Literature Festival earlier this month, but “it’s not going to be very much longer…”
“If it were up to me, the BBC would only publicise Doctor Who and Sherlock,” said Moffat, tongue firmly in cheek. “However, in their biased and wrong-headed view, they have a number of shows on before Sherlock and Doctor Who that they have to publicise now, so they’re waiting to publicise Doctor Who and Sherlock until later.
“I agree it is a crime! Who cares about those other shows? I don’t! But I have to wait in line, so the reason you haven’t see the 50th trailer yet is it’s too early to put it on.
“But it’s not going to be very much longer…”
Credit: Radio Times
Speculation: With the 50th anniversary trailer now out there, the trailer will potentially be broadcast next Saturday which is one month away from The Day of the Doctor
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