Doctor Who: Created by Donald Wilson, Sydney Newman. With Tom Baker, William Hartnell, Jon Pertwee, Patrick Troughton. The adventures in time and space of the Doctor, a Time Lord who changes appearance and personality by regenerating when near death, and
We were won over by Titan Comics' Tenth Doctor and Eleventh Doctor comics when they arrived in July, offering a thoroughly well written and beautifully illustrated return to the world of the previous Doctor Who incarnations that felt just like episodes of the television show, only with bigger ...
Doctor Who: Directed by Geoffrey Sax. With Paul McGann, Eric Roberts, Daphne Ashbrook, Sylvester McCoy. The newly-regenerated Doctor takes on the Master on the turn of the millennium, 31 December 1999.
At the heart ofWho Back Whenis a Doctor Who ReviewPodcast(some would say “Doc-Past”) that began way back in 2013. On it, we review, discuss, debate, rate and praise and/or poke holes in every single Doctor Who episode, Classic and New, as well as cons, comics, audiobooks and ...
So, where does Doctor Who go from here? Well, it could go anywhere in Series Thirteen, even beyond its previously established borders, and that’s the most exciting element of all to come out of Series Twelve! We are supposedly getting another special episode at some point towards the end...
TV 1 week ‘Doctor Who’ Stars Ncuti Gatwa and Varada Sethu on Season 2’s ‘Madness,’ the Doctor’s Relationship With New Companion Belinda and the Show’s Future TV 2 weeks Graham Norton to Guest Star on ‘Doctor Who’ in Eurovision-Inspired Episode TV 2 weeks David Tennant Sa...
Doctor Who: Season 11 – Episode 1 REVIEW Alex Baldwin·October 8, 2018Doctor Who, at its core, is a show about change. Since 1963, there have been 13 actors to take on the role of the titular Doctor, each bringing his or her own tint and flavour to the Gallifreyan. It is a ‘ro...
Hence her intense computer skills in Asylum of the Daleks (Series 7, Episode 1). We wonder if that means that everyone in London is also a computer expert now? Huh. Here are some of the fun Doctor Who tidbits, easter eggs and just general laughs. One of the major Easter eggs comes ...
The stakes are ramped up further by the end of this episode. I’m rather ambivalent about the Dalek focus inNew Who, especially reports of their demise being exaggerated, but the special feature on Design inDoctor Whowas fabulous, showing how they created the sets, the Supremely Insane Dalek...
That Awkward Time Doctor Who Became a Sitcom: Directed by Harbo Wholmes. With Harbo Wholmes. Is Doctor Who Series 8's The Caretaker better than most people remember?