Peter Capaldi's incarnation of the Doctor hits our screens this Saturday - and the BBC has just confirmed the titles of every episode in his first run of adventures. Take a look...
Deep Breath.
Writer: Steven Moffat
Director: Ben Wheatley
Into The Dalek
Writers: Phil Ford and Steven Moffat
Director: Ben Wheatley
Robot Of Sherwood
Writer: Mark Gatiss
Director: Paul Murphy
Listen
Writer: Steven Moffat
Director: Douglas Mackinnon
Time Heist
Writers: Stephen Thompson and Steven Moffat
Director: Douglas Mackinnon
The Caretaker
Writers: Gareth Roberts and Steven Moffat
Director: Paul Murphy
Kill The Moon
Writer: Peter Harness
Director: Paul Wilmshurst
Mummy On The Orient Express
Writer: Jamie Mathieson
Director: Paul Wilmshurst
Flatline
Writer: Jamie Mathieson
Director: Douglas Mackinnon
In The Forest Of The Night
Writer: Frank Cottrell Boyce
Director: Sheree Folkson
Dark Water/Death In Heaven
Writer: Steven Moffat
Director: Rachel Talalay
Some intriguing titles there (and a hugely shameless pun in "Robot Of Sherwood"). We're particularly liking the evocative "Kill The Moon" - inspired by a line in Romeo's balcony speech in Romeo And Juliet, perhaps? - and the equally compelling pairing of "Dark Water" and "Death In Heaven", fittingly ominous choices for the series finale. "The Caretaker" seems to riff on another of Gareth Roberts episodes, 2010's hugely popular "The Lodger", while "Time Heist" is in the tradition of "Time-Flight", "Timelash" and "Time Crash". "Mummy On The Orient Express", meanwhile, leaves us in no doubt which dangling plot thread from Matt Smith's first season is about to be pulled...
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