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This year marks the 50th anniversary of Doctor Who, and the Internet can barely contain its excitement (two Doctors in one!). Where do Web citizens turn during these momentous events? Reddit, of course. The Doctor Who 50th Anniversary Gift Exchange pairs Whovians around the world with their Time Lord brethren to celebrate all things timey wimey by sending themed care packages.

Sign-ups are now open and run through May 13, when the Reddit system will select your pen pal match. You then have until May 24 to find and post a Who gift based on the recipient's provided information. Specify your favorite Doctor, favorite enemy, favorite companion, and preference for Classic Who vs. New Who to give your match inspiration for your ideal Doctor memorabilia.

Ready or not, Google Glass is poised to become a part of our tech lives. One question on our minds: if the augmented reality glasses catch on, how will users' behavior differ from those of us constantly with our heads down, looking at smartphones? Will Glass be as intuitive as it's purported to be? Saturday Night Live thinks not. On the most recent "Weekend Update," Fred Armisen appeared as tech blogger Randall Meeks to show just how "easy" and incognito Glass is — or is not.

Preview our Google Glass future below!

In the male-dominated comic-book world of the 1940s, Wonder Woman attracted a lot of attention as the superheroine of justice, love, peace, and equality. The warrior princess of the Amazons has been a hero to strong-willed women ever since. Wonder Women! The Untold Story of American Superheroines is a PBS Independent Lens documentary about the real-life leading ladies that the DC Comics superheroine created by William Moulton Marston has gone on to inspire.

The documentary follows the legacy of Wonder Woman and explores how the comics-character-turned-TV-star influenced women to fight for positive female role models, both on screen and off. Lynda Carter, who played the title role in The New Original Wonder Woman series in the '70s; feminist Gloria Steinem; and a handful of comic writers and artists appear in the film to discuss the portrayal of women in the action genre and the meanings of "heroism" and "power."

Check your local listings to find out what time tonight, April 15, your PBS station is showing the premiere of Wonder Women!. There's also a great discussion guide with more tidbits on the state of women in popular culture. Tell us about the wonder women in your lives and watch a trailer and a clip from the documentary after the break.

When Doctor Who, starring the dashing Matt Smith and "saucy" new companion Jenna-Louise Coleman, returned to the small screen last Saturday, there was one common outcry: how do I watch and trust the doctor without BBC? Fear not, TV-less Whovians. You can catch up with seasons past and present without Britain's premier public broadcasting channel.

Doctor Who runs Saturdays on BBC America at 8 p.m., but for those without cable subscriptions, new episodes are typically updated online Sunday morning or later. Read on to find out how to catch up with Eleven's latest adventures on the web.

Huzzah . . . the 10th Time Lord is back! BBC announced that Ten, played by David Tennant, is returning for the Doctor Who 50th anniversary special, which began filming this week.

The official Doctor Who Twitter handle shared this victorious shot of David and present Doctor Matt Smith, after finishing the read through for the special episode.

And what's a doctor without his companion? Billie Piper, who played the ninth and 10th Time Lord's companion, Rose Tyler, will also be appearing in the 50th anniversary special. Legendary British actor John Hurt, of Harry Potter and Tinker Tailor Soldier Spy, is joining the star-studded Doctor Who cast as well, although it's unclear what his role will be.

We don't know when the special will air, but we do know that we'll be tuning into BBC America every Saturday to watch the second half of season seven!

See the teaser images of Billie, David, and John after the break.