"The fate of the world is in Martha Jones's hands," reveals Who supremo Russell T Davies in this week's Radio Times. "The final episode is a massive quest, it's very stirring, and there are some very dark moments in amongst the fun.
"It's Martha's time to pay back everything that the Doctor has done for her, to live up to his faith in, and expectations of, her."
The mag sports double Doctor Who Collectors Edition covers (which you can order posters of), features behind-the-scenes pictures and more comments from Russell and Freema Agyeman.
Asked why he didn't give the Master his classic Tissue Compression Eliminator weapon, Russell admits, "I loved that! But by the end of episode 12, the Master's pulled so many tricks on the Doctor, I thought, 'I can't include that as well, or he'll need a helluva big jacket!' But I loved that – a gun that turns people into dolls."
"It's Martha's time to pay back everything that the Doctor has done for her, to live up to his faith in, and expectations of, her."
The mag sports double Doctor Who Collectors Edition covers (which you can order posters of), features behind-the-scenes pictures and more comments from Russell and Freema Agyeman.
Asked why he didn't give the Master his classic Tissue Compression Eliminator weapon, Russell admits, "I loved that! But by the end of episode 12, the Master's pulled so many tricks on the Doctor, I thought, 'I can't include that as well, or he'll need a helluva big jacket!' But I loved that – a gun that turns people into dolls."
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