Doctor Who Day big-screen screening of 'The Satan Pit', the two-part adventure with David Tennant and Billie Piper re-edited as a single 105-minute film.
The Dome Cinema is hosting a Doctor Who Day big-screen event on Monday 23 November, starting at 18:45. It's a double-bill of The Impossible Planet and The Satan Pit, the two-part adventure that marks 20 years of the Tenth Doctor and Rose Tyler. For the first time ever in cinemas, the two episodes have been re-edited into a single movie-length presentation created exclusively for theatrical audiences, running 105 minutes.
David Tennant's Doctor and Billie Piper's Rose travel to Sanctuary Base 6, a remote outpost perched on a planet orbiting a black hole, where the crew battles an evil older than time itself. It's one of the more atmospheric stretches of the Tenth Doctor's run, and seeing it on the big screen gives the scale of the base and the isolation of the planet a bit more room to breathe than they ever had on a telly.
The screening doesn't stop when the credits roll. There's exclusive bonus material included, with previously unseen content and a brand-new interview with cast members, alongside behind-the-scenes memories of encounters with the Ood and the terrifying Beast. If you've seen the episodes before, that's where the real draw is — the stuff that didn't make the original broadcast.
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It's a one-off session at the Dome, and the screening is sold out.
