New Doctor Who Logo Revealed

By Mark
The BBC have today revealed the new Doctor Who logo which will used for the programme during and after its fifth series. As well as featuring text, the logo also contains an emblem of the Tardis which has been created using the programme's initials. You can view this new logo, which is similar to some of the show's older logos, above and view a teaser trailer for Doctor Who series five which features the logo here on this site below;

Doctor Who series five will see Matt Smith take on the role of the 11th Doctor and Karen Gillan play the role of his companion, Amy Pond. Steven Moffat will be the programme's new head writer for the series and filming is currently taking place in Cardiff. You can view a collection of Doctor Who's previous logos here. Doctor Who series five is scheduled for transmission next year and more details will be posted here on this site as soon as they become available. What do you think of this new logo for Steven Moffat's era of Doctor Who?
 

5 comments so far.

  1. Anonymous 6 October 2009 at 17:16
    IT SEEMS TO LOOK LIKE A GOOOD LOGO
  2. Mike 6 October 2009 at 17:21
    Hmmmmmm.... not sure. I suppose any change is just a bit strange after growing so used to the old one. Not making any snap decisions though, and much more interested to see what early footage leaks.
  3. Collin Kelley 6 October 2009 at 17:49
    I like the Tardis logo. Good stuff!

    My beef is that apparently the fifth series is going to be called the "first series" again. It's labeled that way on all the clapboards for filming clips. Why would they do that? It's very confusing.
  4. Anonymous 7 October 2009 at 16:55
    may be because it s a new doctor new compaion and a new logo a new era of doctor who :-)
  5. Mike 7 October 2009 at 19:37
    I agree. It was sensible enough to call Christopher Ecclestone's series "Series One", as there was such a great gap between it and the previous incarnation of the Dr in the classic series. I don't think you can make such a distinction between the current and upcoming series' though. I don't see any reason for it, bar making a statement and creating artistic distance between the two incarnations (but then isn't that inherent in the classic series'? Aren't they always so very different in tone from one series to the next?)

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