"Doctor Who" showrunner Steven Moffat tweeted a picture of Matt Smith and Karen Gillan with a Dalek on the set to let us know the Daleks would be back for next season's first episode (possibly around September or October).

If you're a "Doctor Who" fan, first of all, congratulations and thank for admitting so on Warming Glow.

Benedict Cumberbatch is voicing Smaug and the Necromancer in The Hobbit, is playing a villain in the next Star Trek movie, and plays a modern-day Sherlock for the BBC in a series also helmed by Doctor Who showrunner Steven Moffat.

I realize that this may be a bit beyond most of your nerd grades here on Warming Glow -- CONGRATULATIONS YOU'RE NOT A DORK -- but the newswire is thin, and this is an intriguing possibility if you're a "Doctor Who" fan.

A few weeks ago David Yates (director on the last four Harry Potter films) said he was working with Jane Tranter of BBC Worldwide to bring a Doctor Who franchise to theaters which would "start from scratch".

You may have read Variety's news yesterday that David Yates (director on the last four Harry Potter films) was working with Jane Tranter of BBC to bring a Doctor Who franchise to theaters.

If that screencap of Rory punching Hitler in the face doesn't make you want to see the first episode of Doctor Who Season 6.

Doctor Who season six premiers April 23rd on BBC America, and we don't have a Tardis to go watch it now.

Now there's a BBC America alternate trailer version to go along with the previous trailer for Doctor Who season six (first episode premiers April 23rd).