Doctor Who: Rose by Russell T Davies (book review).
It might never have happened. ‘Doctor Who’ might have been fondly remembered and discussed at conventions. ‘Rose’, the first story of the relaunched…
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It might never have happened. ‘Doctor Who’ might have been fondly remembered and discussed at conventions. ‘Rose’, the first story of the relaunched…
I hope you appreciate the effort your reviewer has gone to by watching two seasons of ‘Stranger Things’ simply to understand the recipes…
When Winston Churchill made his appearance in ‘Victory Of The Daleks ‘in 2010 as an ally to the Doctor, nobody but Big Finish…
HG Wells did not hold back from demonstrating violence and despair in his ‘War Of The Worlds’ if the words and this…
A prescient story in its time, written in 1954, ‘Autofac’, refashioned in the age of instant gratification through Internet consumerism, is spot on…
To celebrate the new Doctor in female form these four stories feature the favourite companions of recent times with female authors. Yes it’s…
Based on the Philip K Dick story of the same name, without the hyphen, ‘The Father Thing’ is directed and written by Michael…
They’re back again and this time there’s everything to play for. Crash, bang, wallop is the order of the day as each ‘Torchwood’…
Flexing my cooking fingers and checking I still have all my digits before commenting with ‘The Star Wars Cookbook’. I’m only slightly hampered…
In possibly a misguided attempt to bring in the doubters, welcome to ‘The Missy Chronicles’. The loveable psychopath is a woman now and,…
‘Olive Hawthorne And The Daemons Of Devil’s End’ is a short collection of stories extrapolated and based on a Third Doctor Story, ‘The…
Who doesn’t love a serial? The essence of this new ‘Torchwood’ is to provide us with a regular dose of adventures with underlying…