I don't watch Game of Thrones but those who do may be interested in this: Game of Thrones Star to Guest in Doctor Who!

I am very excited that Maise is joining Dr. Who but I feel terrible for you Guybrush that you are missing out on Game of Thrones. You might want to give it a look.

Very good for her!

Good news for Maise. There is so much talent on display in a Game of Thrones episode, I'm sure we will see GoT familiar faces in other programs.
On the topic of Doctor Who, here is a nice retrospective look at the last decade. So many great scenes and lines.
http://io9.com/this-10-years-of-doctor-who-tribute-video-makes-us-all-1694768515

'Doctor Who' Season 9: Will Maisie Williams Be A Villain?

'Doctor Who' Season 9: Could Twelve Kill A Child? Davros's Rumored Premiere Return To Turn Deadly

'Doctor Who' Season 9: Ten Years On, Why Did Christopher Eccleston Leave? Actor Speaks Out Like Tom Baker, who didn't do the 25th anniversary special, Eccleston didn't do the 50th, though he was asked. Will Eccleston come to regret it, as Tom did? Tom was in the 50th.

The Doctor and The Master to be friends? - Jon Pertwee (The Doctor) and Roger Delgado (The Master) were friends in real life, that explains their on screen treatment of each other. Jon Pertwee was devastated when Roger Delgado died in a car accident. Was apparently one of the reasons he left Doctor Who when he did.

As for 10th Doctor and and the Master, the Doctor believed for centuries that he was the only surviving Time Lord, so of course when he discovered one alive, no matter how evil he was, he didn't want to see that other Time Lord die.

Series 9 to Adress Mystery or Capaldi's Reappearingf Face - I haven't seen Torchwood so haven't seen his character in that, but some people commenting on the article say the previous producer claims Capaldi's two previous characters are related. The Torchwood one being a descendent of the first Doctor Who one.

Jemma Redgrave confirms return to Doctor Who (episodes 7 and 8)

Peter Davison (5th) Doctor Interview

11 incredibly British things on Doctor Who explained

for the links Guybrush.

Steven Moffat has lied, again. After Osgood was killed last season he strenuously denied she would return. Now he's had to admit, she's returning for two episodes, because with time travel anything is possible. The question remains, it in really her or is it a Zygon in disguise? Or was it actually the Zygon that was killed?

Ingrid Oliver on her return

It seems like the Doctor is not the only one who lies.