One of the most fun parts about waiting for a new season of Doctor Who is learning what monsters might turn up. Naturally, everyone has their favorite classic monster they’d like to see return, and they often do. But it can be even more fun seeing the new baddies, some of whom will become classics. It’s always a blast finding out what will scare us behind the sofa every time new Doctor Who episodes come around.
This video has Steven Moffat describing some of the new foes we’ll face, along with some familiar ones. The images are often very fleeting, but you get a peek at many of the monsters described. They do all seem sufficiently creepy. I think I’ll save some time and begin my viewing from the relative safety of the back side of my own sofa. Watch at your own risk.
From BBC America:
What creepy monsters will be giving us nightmares this season? Steven lets us know just what we can expect.
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Editor for Three If By Space. Tom first became interested in science fiction & science as a very young child thanks to his parents. His earliest memories of enjoying scifi were sitting with his dad watching first-run episodes of the original Star Trek. Although a rabid fan of nearly all forms of scripted television, some of Tom’s favorite shows are Firefly, Falling Skies, Doctor Who, Red Dwarf, the X-Files and all versions of both Star Trek and Stargate. He also has a particular love for British television and dearly hopes to one day visit the UK.
