The spinoff series will include 13 half-hour episodes that have been co-produced by the original creator of K9, Bob Baker. It stars Robyn Moore (Undead / The Horsemen) as June Turner, newcomer Daniel Webber as Darius, and Keegan Joyce (who appeared in Superman Returns) as Starkey.

The first two episodes are part 1 and 2 respectively in a story titled ‘Feast of the Merrons’.

K9 Gets his own show!!!

K9 will be brought to the screen as both an animatronic prop and in CGI form.  K9’s new updated design has yet to be released, but according to the producers he will be sleek and different to anything seen before – but recognisable to new and old fans.

The image above is the first time the logo has been seen.

Paul Tams, the show’s co-creator and co-associate producer, told The Doctor Who News Page: “As eagle-eyed people may spot, I based the new logo on K9’s old-type font of Westminster, with an update. The font is also used on K9’s new body.”

The series is well and truly into its production with principal photography due to complete in May.  Although air dates have not been confirmed the first episodes are expected to air on Australia’s Network 10 later this year.  Yes, K9 is an Australian production by the Film Finance Corporation.

Get Your Own Remote K9 Here

Kelly Magnus, 31, of Buckles Lane, South Ockendon, Essex, pleaded guilty to five consumer safety and four trading standards offences in relation to items she sold in the St Nicholas Centre in November 2007.

In early February Croydon Crown Court heard how Ms Magnus set up a short lease Christmas store in the Sutton shopping centre.

A test purchase by Sutton Trading Standards officers found one 16 inch toy doll with filling capable of suffocating a child and a pushchair which collapsed in testing.

A BBC Worldwide representative also confirmed that Dr Who toys on sale were counterfeit.

Trading Standards officers later returned to the store and seized £3,000 of stock.

Deputy Leader of Sutton Council Councillor Colin Hall said: “We urge customers to beware cheap goods, especially children’s toys, on sale in shops that set up for short periods of time and then move on.

“What looks like a bargain in the shop could have lethal consequences for a child.”

Anyone with concerns about consumer goods call Consumer Direct the National Advice Centre on 08454 040506 .

For Genuine Doctor Who Toys, you Can Visit www.DoctorWhoCollector.com

So whats available?

Well the first batch of releases is a nice mixture of monsters v’s doctors and I really find trouble in finding a favourite, so here they are in no particular order.

Doctor Who Classics 5″ D84 Robot Action Figure

Doctor Who Classics 5″ Fifth Doctor Action Figure

Doctor Who Classics 5″ Fourth Doctor Action Figure

Doctor Who Classics 5″ Magnus Greel Mr Sin Action Figure

Doctor Who Classics 5″ Sea Devil Action Figure

Doctor Who Classics 5″ Sixth Doctor Action Figure

Doctor Who Classics 5″ SV7 Robot Action Figure

Doctor Who Classics 5″ Zygon Action Figure

On Bank Holiday Monday (25th August 2008) we are delighted to announce the arrival of SYLVESTER McCOY and the Hyde FundRaisers to the Doctor Who Museum.

Sylvester will be meeting his fans on the day we’ll be running Competitions and Signings so your sure to be in for a fantastic time! The Hyde Fundraisers are no stranger to the Blackpool Museum and aways offer a fun day for the whole family to enjoy, who can forget the fun antics during the 2007 Illuminations switch on when monsters and robots ran wild through the corridors, and davros (unaware of his forthcoming doom) terrorised our customers into taking photos of his ugly mug!

The fun starts at around 11am and there are sure to be many suprises in store, so get yourself down the museum for a great days entertainment!

For more details you can call the Doctor Who Museum Office on 01253 297522

If you would like more details on the Hyde Fundraisers and their work you can visit their official website: http://www.hydefundraisers.com/