Send a message to the fandom. Doctor Who fans, stand to attention. This is a chance to have breakfast with the Thirteenth Doctor on the set of Doctor Who in Cardiff.

Jodie Whitaker and her cast mate Mandip Gill would like to share a coffee and breakfast with you and a friend – to discuss the show, explore some theories, revisit some highlights. But that’s not all. After breakfast, you’re going on a tour of the famous Doctor Who set. You’ll watch the filming and meet the stars, and get to speak to the crew who make this astonishing show. To join Jodie Whittaker and Mandip Gill on this remarkable morning, enter here. For a Who fan, this has got to be the best breakfast in history?

Donated by: Jodie Whittaker, Mandip Gill and the BBC.

Terms and Conditions

These special Terms below must be read carefully along with Givergy’s terms and conditions.

The winner will receive:

• breakfast with Jodie Whittaker and Mandip Gill. The meet and greet will take place at the set of Dr Who in Cardiff, Wales. The prize will be fulfilled within the next 12 months subject to filming.
• The winner will tour the set with a representative from the BBC after meeting Jodie Whittaker and will be expected to comply with all BBC policies and procedures during the visit.

The winner must be a UK resident over the age of 18 and their guest may be under the age of 18 provided they are over 14 years old and the winner is their parent or guardian. This experience is subject to Jodie Whittaker’s availability and a date will be agreed between Comic Relief and the BBC.

Unless otherwise agreed in writing or stated above, the winner is responsible for all arrangements and costs required to access the prize including but not limited to, travel and accommodation costs and general expenses including food and beverages.

The winner will be notified on 15 April 2019. If a winner does not respond within 2 days of being notified then the winner’s prize will be forfeited and Givergy will randomly select another winner (as per the Givergy Terms and Conditions for Prize Draws). The winners will be accompanied by the winner of the Comic Relief Doctor Who Auction.

Comic Relief reserves the right to hold void, cancel, suspend, or amend the promotion where it becomes necessary to do so. Comic Relief reserves the right to cancel the provision of the prize should the winner behave in an inappropriate or offensive manner. Comic Relief reserves the right to have a representative accompanying the winner during the prize. There may be a requirement for a representative from the venue, Comic Relief or the artist’s representation during the Prize.

If a winner or their guests have any accessibility or dietary requirements these must be communicated to Comic Relief at least three weeks before the prize is due to take place (or, if the winner is only notified of their win within three weeks before the prize, as soon as is possible after notification).

If a winner wishes to give the prize to another person as a gift, express consent must be obtained from Comic Relief. A winner is prohibited from offering the prize for onward sale or exchange or to make any income or profit from the prize.

The winner and guest may be required to sign a confidentiality agreement with the BBC and may be prohibited from taking photos on set.

The winner agrees to take part in promotional activity and Comic Relief reserves the right to use the name and approximate location of the winner, including their photograph. The artist’s agent will be provided with the name of the winner in advance of the prize taking place. For more information on how Comic Relief uses personal data see: www.comicrelief.com/privacy-notice

To enter for free by post please send your full name, mobile number, email address, country of residence and date of birth with the reference Dr Who – Comic Relief to:

Givergy
The Studios
Rosedale Road
Richmond
TW9 2SX

Entries must arrive within 2 days of the closing date indicated above.

Doctor Who actor Peter Purves is in Preston this morning as students at the University of Central Lancashire start a project to film a lost episode. The students will spend the next three days filming Mission to the Unknown in order to bring the story back to life. Here are six facts about the missing Doctor Who episode known as Mission to the Unknown or Dalek Cutaway.

1. It is short but sweet – It is the only single, twenty-five minute story in the programme’s history.

2. The original footage did not survive – The episode was part of the third season of Doctor Who which was first broadcast on October 9, 1965. Only audio recordings of the episode exist. The videotaped episode was wiped in July 1974.

3. It is the only story not to feature the regular cast including the Doctor himself who was played at the time by William Hartnell. It doesn’t feature the TARDIS at all and the Doctor’s companions Vicki, played by Maureen O’Brien and Steven Taylor, played by Peter Purves do not appear either.

4. The episode came about thanks to holiday leave – Producer Verity Lambert wanted to give the cast regulars an extra week’s holiday between the second and third production blocks, extending their break from five weeks to six, and so it was decided to make the final episode in serial T a one-off story without including any of the regular actors.

5. Both Mission to the Unknown and The Daleks’ Master Plan were the only 1960s Doctor Who stories that were offered for overseas sale but never purchased.

6. An unabridged reading of the book Daleks – Mission to the Unknown by Peter Purves and Jean Marsh, with Dalek voices supplied by Nicholas Briggs, was released by BBC Audiobooks in May 2010. The episode was also reconstructed as an animation in a project led by Ian Levine.