At some point during the evening, moan on message boards about how terrible the 50th anniversary special was.

Hearts v Ross County.

Hopefully the Cinema to watch the episode,if they get their fingers out and get the details out,then the Convention the day after

Watch Merseyside derby have a few drinks then either a) be happy due to result and wait in anticipation to watch Doctor Who or b) be upset due to result and wait and hope Doctor Who is good enough to cheer me up.

I'm hoping (and praying to all the Gods, fictional and non ficitonal). That I'll be working an afternoon shift that day, and that I can be home for 4.20 and I can watch it either in the pictures (if the local cinema will be screening it) or at home.

I have to work that day so I won't be able to see it. Then my wife and I go on vacation the next day. We return on the 10th of December when it is released on Blu-Ray. I will then purchase it and watch it. I just have to deftly avoid the internet while on vacation.

Doctor who themed fancy dress party with the kids complete with TARDIS cake.

Watch previous episodes all day. If weather permits chase kids round garden with sonic screwdrivers until they go into the shed (which they painted blue last year).

Watch the main event on projection screen and then when the kids have gone to bed repeat showing on 3DTV.

Start counting the days to the Christmas Special....

And of course there's always the chance of a Doctor Who themed Strictly.....

Don't worry, people will be doing that while it's still on!

Cinema viewing, if available, with a mate and his teenage kids.

Then home to watch it again on iPlayer with a few drinks

Erm I'd probably watch it if I'm not out. But I wouldn't make plans to watch a episode of Doctor Who lol I'd watch it if I'm in and if not I might record it or watch it on demand. I wouldn't arrange my whole day around it and plan out what I'm wearing while it's on lol.

Some white lightning, a few friends over and watch it live on HDTV!

I know I'll end up seeing it three times that weekend at the least. Like every episode I always watch it live on my own no distractions, Later whilst eating with family i'll be seeing it again and then the next day i'll have to watch it again with my girlfriend.

This is a nice idea - Wear a Scarf for Doctor Who Day.

I think I can do this!!

How about a pair of converse, or a black leather jacket, or a bow-tie, or a fez?

if that snow happens thats possibly coming next month,a scarf may be required clothing

I'll have my theatre school in the morning but I'll come back and watch two or three of my favourite episodes, make doctor who good, watch the episode, watch more doctor who episodes and tweet a lot

So wake up, maybe watch some old Who episodes. Eat, have dinner either at home or with a friend. Then go to see 30 Seconds To Mars at the o2 in Greenwich!

Once that is done I'll head back, if I'm not too tired I'll put on the Anniversary episode! Then go bed

For me, I'll do some shopping with my Mum (I'm nice like that), come home, have a little sleep (I'm selfish like that) and then put on An Unearthly Child at 5:15pm. After it's over at 5:40, I'll wait for the big one. And then watch The Day Of The Doctor.

Christmas Day (I like forward planning) - I'll put on about 8:00 The Name Of The Doctor, followed by The Day Of The Doctor and to complete the day, the regeneration special. Three hours of bliss to compliment what I did 20 years ago, when I sat through Planet Of The Daleks in one sitting (it had been repeated earlier in the year).