More Complete Info on Series 7

2012 Episodes 

• Episode 1: "Asylum of the Daleks"
• Written by Steven Moffatt, directed by Nick Hurran
• Features every type of Dalek ever
• The Doctor will be given a task to complete by the Dalek High Council and the episode will take place partially on an alien planet
• Will be screened at the BFI film festival on August 14th and at the Edinburgh International TV festival sometime between August 23rd and 25th
• The Ponds and the Doctor are kidnapped by the Daleks
• There's a prison planet for Daleks who are insane or battle-damaged or otherwise bad
• Guest Starring: David Gyasi (Harvey)

• Episode 2: "Dinosaurs on a Spaceship"
• Written by Chris Chibnall, directed by Saul Metzstein
• Features robots, an Edwardian hunter, Rory's dad, and Nefertiti
• Starts out in Ancient Egypt
• Involves a spaceship full of dinosaurs that's going to crash into the Earth in the 24th century
• The Doctor is summoned by the Earth Defense Commander
• Guest Starring: Mark Williams (Rory's dad Brian), David Bradley (Solomon), Rupert Graves (British explorer Riddell), & Riann Steele (Nefertiti)

•  Episode 3: "A Town Called Mercy"
• Written by Toby Whithouse, directed by Saul Mezstein
• The Doctor, Amy, and Rory travel to the American Wild West and battle a cyborg called the Gunslinger
• There's a second alien called Kahler-Jex who is being hunted by the Gunslinger
• The villagers apparently don't like aliens
• The Doctor gets another Stetson and is now 1,200 years old
• Guest Starring: Ben Browder (the local Sheriff), Adrian Scarborough (Kahler Jax), Dominic Kemp (Kahler–Mas), Rob Cavazos (Walter), Andrew Brooke (the Reckoner), Joanne McQuinn (Sadie), & Garric Hagon

• Episode 4: "The Power of Three"
• Written by Chris Chibnall, directed by Douglas Mackinnon
• Will feature UNIT dealing with a bunch of black cubes that have fallen to Earth
• Amy and Rory are celebrating their anniversary at a party
• Takes place over the course of a year
• Guest Starring: Mark Williams (Rory's dad, Brian), Jemma Redgrave (the Brigadier's daughter Kate Stewart), Steven Berkoff (Mr. Shanks), Selva Rasalingam (Ranjit), & Barnaby Edwards (mysterious hooded figure)

• Episode 5: "The Angels Take Manhattan"
• Written by Steven Moffatt, directed by Nick Hurran
• Features the Weeping Angels, and Amy & Rory's departure (something to do with an unspecified scene in The Eleventh Hour)
• The Doctor, Amy, and Rory visit New York
• Will feature some sort of funeral for someone
• River Song makes an appearance
• Guest Starring: Michael McShane (Dr. Grayle), & Rob David (Sam Garner)

• Episode 6 (Christmas Special) "The Snowmen"
• Written by Steven Moffatt, directed by Saul Metzstein
• Modified version of Raymond Briggs' "The Snowman"
• Introduces the new companion, played by Jenna–Louise Coleman (named Clara)
• The Doctor meets his new companion in the last place he'd ever expect
• Features Madame Vastra, Jenny, and Strax from A Good Man Goes to War
• Features alien snow that assembles itself into roughly humanoid form
• Takes place in Victorian times
• Guest Starring: Richard E. Grant, Tom Ward, 

2013 Episodes

• Episode 7: "The Bells of Saint John"
• Written by Steven Moffat, directed by Colm McCarthy
• There's something living in the Wi-Fi that's controlling people
• The Wi-Fi also appears to be able to switch people off
•  Introduces the new companion Clara Oswin Oswald for the third time
• Not the same Clara as in the previous episode 
• Features an enemy called the Spoonheads
• The Doctor has to stop an airplane from crashing 
• Guest Starring: Celia Imrie (Ms. Kizlet), Robert Whitelock (Mahler)

• Episode 8: "The Rings of Akhaten"
• Written by Neil Cross, directed by Farren Blackburn 
• Great big glowing alien planet with a face in it and rings
• Festival of Sacrifice happening on alien planet 
• Features the Queen of Years (a young girl)
• Alien mummy thing 
• Possible connection to Ancient Egypt and Nefertiti 
• Guest Starring: Zoe Alexander 

• Episode 9: "The Cold War"
• Written by Mark Gatiss, directed by Douglas Mackinnon
• Filmed entirely on indoor sets
• Takes place onboard a Russian missile submarine
• Contains the words "meat", "klaxon", & "Vienna" (might refer to episode 12)
• Ice Warrior has gotten onboard after melting out of an iceberg
• The Doctor and Clara are on their way to Las Vegas
• Guest Starring: Josh O'Connor (Piotr), James Norton (Onejin), David Warner, & Liam Cunningham

• Episode 10 "Hide"
• Written by Neil Cross, directed by Jamie Payne
• Takes place an at old mansion at a moor that's haunted by the ghost of the Witch of the Well
• A professor and a psychic are trying to find the ghost
• The ghost isn't all the Doctor is there for (he wants the psychic's help with you-know-who)
• Eye of Harmony
• The Doctor has apparently taken up an interest in photography
• Guest Starring: Dougray Scott (Professor), Kemi–Bo Jacobs (Hila Tacorian), & Jessica Raine (Emma Grayling)

• Episode 11 "Journey to the Center of the TARDIS"
• Written by Steve Thompson, directed by Mat King
• Set inside the TARDIS
• Features three brothers who form an intergalactic salvage crew
• We get to see the Eye of Harmony, along with "Gallifreyan eggs" (?)
• The brothers want to sell the TARDIS for scrap
• Clara is trapped deep inside the TARDIS, and the Doctor activates its self-destruct in order to get the brothers to help him find her
• Guest Starring: Ashley Walters (Van Baalen), Mark Oliver (Bram Van Baalen), Jahvel Hall (Tricky Van Baalen)

• Episode 12: "The Crimson Horror"
• Written by Mark Gatiss, directed by Saul Metzstein
• Takes place in a mysterious 19th Century village
• The Doctor gets a bowler hat
• Features a strange factory called Sweetville run by Winifred Gillyflower
• People are going missing at the factory and later turn up red and waxy in a river
• Jenny will be there (the human one, not the Doctor's daughter) as well as Madame Vastra and Strax from A Good Man Goes to War
• Guest Starring: Diana Rigg (Winifred Gillyflower) & Brendan Patricks (twins Edmund and Jeremiah)

• Episode 13: "Nightmare in Silver"
• Written by Neil Gaiman, directed by Stephen Wolfenden
• New Cybermen
• Takes place in the future at an abandoned theme park named Hedgewick's World
• Band of fighters are battling the Cybermen there
• Features a Cyber-"something else" 
• Guest Starring: Tamzin Outhwaite (Captain Alice), Calvin Dean, Jason Watkins, Warwick Davis

• Episode 14: "The Name of the Doctor"
• Written by Steven Moffat
• Possibly set in Victorian Scotland
• The aliens are known as the Whispermen
• The Doctor's greatest secret is revealed
• Possibility of River's gravestone  
• Possible return of River Song, Strax, Vastra, Jenny, and Dr. Simeon

• Other things
• New title sequence 
• New TARDIS interior

This post will be updated periodically and replaces all previous Series 7 spoilers posts.