The Bearded Trio

Spoilers ahead for last Saturday's episode of Doctor Who , "The Woman Who Lived!" So, after all the rumors and rampant speculation, we now know the truth of Ashildr -- or, rather, Me. She is uniquely her own person, not the newest incarnation of a previous character. Turns out, she's a fascinating character, as well. We always imagine immortality would be a great thing -- but, would it really? This episode suggests the cons outweigh the pros. It remains to be seen if Ashildr/Me will make a return appearance, although that final seflie shot certainly hints at a strong possibility. For now, why don't we take a look behind-the-scenes of "The Woman Who Lived?" In lieu of the usual Doctor Who Extra -- and on the heels of #MaisieCam --  we've got #RufusCam, featuring one of the co-stars of this episode, Rufus Hound (Sam Swift): First up, Happy Birthday to Peter Capaldi! Cover up those tattoos... Someone needs another take... The Vill...

In last Saturday's episode of Doctor Who , "The Girl Who Died," we finally got a few answers about Maisie Williams' character, Ashildr. The nature of Doctor Who , however, often leaves us with more questions -- which is part of the appeal, right? Ashildr's story continues in the conclusion to this two-parter, "The Woman Who Lived." What more will be revealed? In the meantime, let's take a look behind-the-scenes of "The Girl Who Died." Spoilers ahead, so look away if you're not caught up. Peter Capaldi on the Mire, the alien race seen in this episode. Guest star Maisie Williams decided to share her experiences on the set of Doctor Who via #MaisieCam! Next time on Doctor Who -- "The Woman Who Lived" For more on Doctor Who , visit the official website:  http://www.bbc.co.uk/ The Bearded Trio - The Site For Steven Spielberg, George Lucas and John Williams THE BEARDED TRIO ON FACEBOOK THE BEARDED TR...