Doctor Who has been nominated in the 2015 People's Choice Awards in the U.S.

The nominees were announced on Nov. 4 at a media event at the Paley Center for Media in Beverly Hills. Doctor Who was named to the Favorite Cable Sci-Fi/Fantasy TV Show category following an initial round of online voting. Fans are now invited to cast votes for this and many other TV, film and music categories in advance of the awards being presented during a live broadcast on CBS on Jan. 7, 2015.

Competition for Doctor Who in the category consists of American Horror Story, Game of Thrones, Outlander (based upon a series of novels whose creator has credited companion Jamie McCrimmon as an inspiration and which is reportedly to feature Frazer Hines in a guest role), and The Walking Dead. Last year, the category incorporated both network and cable series and was won by Beauty and the Beast. Doctor Who was previously nominated in similar categories for the 2008 and 2013 editions, but did not win (it was beaten by Stargate Atlantis in 2008 and Supernatural in 2013). This year, the award was split into network and cable categories (with Beauty and the Beast nominated in the network category). Appropriately, Doctor Who's nomination was announced by Karen Gillan's Selfie co-star, John Cho. (Selfie, which co-stars David Harewood, is also nominated in the Favorite New TV Comedy category.)

The original round of elimination voting had included Peter Capaldi and Jenna Coleman shortlisted for acting categories, but they did not make it through to the final round. David Tennant, however, received a nomination for Favorite Actor in a New TV Series for his work on Gracepoint.

Fans can cast their votes online by going to PeoplesChoice.com.

This week's issue of Doctor Who Adventures begins the countdown to Christmas with a free advent calendar full of mini monster figures.

Also this issue:

• A sneak preview of the final Doctor Who episode and a round-up of the series so far.
• The Alien Babies take a day trip to the moon.
• There’s a spooky comic strip for the Doctor and Clara called Witch Work written by former Doctor Who script editor Andrew Cartmel.
• Check out our guide to the Cybermen – you’ll need it because they’re everywhere in the final episode of Doctor Who!
• Monsters pair up for Strictly Monsters Dancing! Discover which pairing are the winners. The judges are harsh.
• Cut out a Cyberman mask.
• Go behind the scenes on this year’s Dalek episode.
• More fact figures to cut out and keep.
• Mega prizes, puzzles and four posters! Win the Series 8 box set and an iPad.

The new issue of Doctor Who Adventures, Issue 358, is on sale for four weeks from 5 November – 2 December, priced £4.99

The BBC Complaints department have issued a response to complaints about the storyline in Dark Water which involved themes that some viewers found disturbing.

The following text contains plot details from Dark Water.

The latest in Doctor Who Magazine's special bookazine releases, The Essential Doctor Who, is on sale now at WH Smiths and all good newsagents, priced at £9.99.

The Ninth Doctor played by Christopher Eccleston is to return in a brand new comic series by Titan, due to hit the book shelves next March.

The five-part mini-series will mark the tenth anniversary of Doctor Who coming back to television. This will be the fourth Doctor Titan have published comics for. The writer of the comic series is Cavan Scott who previously co-wrote Who-ology and Wit, Wisdom and Timey Wimey Stuff.

Cavan Scott has confirmed the comic series is to take place after Rose and feature Captain Jack (John Barrowman) and Rose Tyler (Billie Piper). The first issue is to be released in February.

Titan Comics have released details for the next instalment of their Tenth Doctor series. The Tenth Doctor #4 will be available from all good comic book stores across the US from 5 November or can be purchased digitally from comiXology (UK) / (US).

New pictures have been released from the 2014 Doctor Who season finale Death in Heaven.

Bletchley Park, home to Second World War codebreakers, is to screen Peter Capaldi’s series finale Death In Heaven at a film event this Saturday (8th November).

The event at Bletchley Park called Station X is presented by the Cambridge Film Trust and funded by the BFI with 14 classic Sci-Fi films being shown around the venue.

Bletchley Park is based in Milton Keynes, Buckinghamshire and is home to the National Museum of Computing.

Tickets for Station X are now on sale through Eventbrite.

The BBC have released the trailer for Death in Heaven, the second part of the series finale of Doctor Who, Series 8.

A Paddington Bear statue designed by Peter Capaldi has been unveiled today at a press launch for the The Paddington Trail. The statue, called Paddington Who?, will be located at Greenwich Meridian from 4th November – 30th December 2014.
Other Paddington Bear statues designed by actors who have appeared in Doctor Who include Bear Necessities by John Hurt (The War Doctor), The Journey of Marmalade by Hugh Bonneville (Captain Avery), Shakesbear by Michael Sheen (Voice of House) and Paddington Jack by Davina McCall (Voice of Davinadroid). A full list of bears can be found here.

All the statues from the trail will be auctioned at Christie’s from 10th December 2014 – 7th January 2015 where the money raised will go to help the NSPCC and ChildLine. Bids for the statues will be starting from £500. Anyone who is interested in bidding for a Bear can register their interest in the online auction at christies.com/paddington.