'Doctor Who' 50th anniversary show to air on BBC Three
Special is thought to be a round-up of sci-fi classic's greatest TV moments.
By Alison Rowley
BBC Three is planning to air a show celebrating 50 years of Doctor Who.
The digital station is thought to be putting together a "greatest moments"-style programme, with comments from fans of the series.
Comedian Tom Craine revealed that he would be taking part in the special on his official website earlier today (August 30).
"Delighted that I'll be appearing as a guest on a forthcoming BBC3 show celebrating 50 years of Doctor Who," he posted.
"Wouldn't put it past me to have a few stern words to say about the Daleks."
Other events taking place to mark the British sci-fi show's milestone include a takeover of London's Heathrow Airport and a celebratory weekend convention at the city's ExCeL exhibition centre.
Doctor Who's 50th anniversary episode, featuring past Doctors and cast, will be broadcast on BBC One on Saturday, November 23.
Watch 11th Doctor Matt Smith and Steven Moffat talking to Digital Spy about Doctor Who's 50th anniversary below:
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