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More than nine thousand fans have signed an online petition requesting a spin-off featuring the adventures of the Eighth Doctor Who. This is reported by The Hollywood Reporter.

The BBC, which showed a mini-episode of Doctor Who: Doctor's Night; Last week, November 16, 2013, ahead of the special anniversary full-length episode of Doctor Who: Doctor's Day, fans of the show had the opportunity to see Paul McGann's second screen appearance as the eighth incarnation of the Time Lord. This, however, was not enough, and now fans of the series are demanding more.

At the time of this writing, more than nine thousand people have already signed the petition on Change.org. which asks the current showrunner of the project, Stephen Moffat, to create a new spin-off with McGann as the Eighth Doctor and talk about the events leading up to 2005 when the series was relaunched.

Except for the mini-episode "Doctor's Night"; McGann has appeared on screen as the Time Lord only once in the full-length movie Doctor Who. 1996, which was supposed to be the pilot episode of the updated series. As soon as the number of signatures reaches 10 thousand, the petition will be sent to the BBC leadership.

McGann has appeared on screen as the Time Lord only once in the full-length movie Doctor Who. 1996, which was supposed to be the pilot episode of the updated series. As soon as the number of signatures reaches 10,000, the petition will be sent to the BBC leadership.

McGann has appeared on screen as the Time Lord only once in the full-length movie Doctor Who. 1996, which was supposed to be the pilot episode of the updated series. As soon as the number of signatures reaches 10 thousand, the petition will be sent to the BBC leadership.

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