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A
humanoid from the planet Gallifrey known as The Doctor fights
monsters and solves evil crimes alongside an earthly companion,
traveling through time in his spaceship, a blue police box
known as the TARDIS. The Doctor, when injured, can transform
into a new physical form. There have been ten Time Lords since
the show began in 1963, and the tenth Time Lord, played by
actor David Tennant, bids the Whoniverse adieu with five new
U.S. premiere specials.
Friday
Night with Jonathan Ross has brought cheeky laughs to British
viewers for eight years now. Jonathan's interviews with A-list
guests - from Tom Cruise to John Travolta to Nicole Kidman
- are always candid and frequently unpredictable. His irreverent
humor takes no prisoners and never lets his guests off the
hook. But, with his charm and flamboyant style, he fosters
an atmosphere that allows guests to relax and open up and
allows the viewers in.
Don't
Tell the Bride gives $20,000 to twelve cash-strapped couples
to create the wedding of their dreams. But here's the catch
- the bride and groom can't see each other for the month leading
up to the nuptials, and the groom has to plan the whole wedding
in secret.
