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Torchwood: The Complete Second Series (blu-ray TV review).

The second season’s extras review will be brief compared to the first season’s. No audio commentaries and only 10-minute unclassifieds

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Torchwood season one (blu-ray review).

I bought the four season boxset of ‘Torchwood’. As I reviewed the episodes as they first came out, I’ll concentrate

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Doctor Who series 15 (or 40 depending on how you count): Episode 8, The Reality War by Russell T Davies.

What to say about the end of the season before the episode is shown? Bad Wolf has been quiet. Not

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Doctor Who series 15 (or 40 depending on how you count): Episode 7, Wish World by Russell T Davies.

We finally uncover the reason for the TARDIS’s inability to penetrate 2025 in the season’s double-parter. Commenting before watching, which

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Doctor Who series 15 (or 40 depending on how you count): Episode 6, The Interstellar Song Contest, by Juno Dawson.

I have mixed feelings about combining TV programmes with real-life events. It was done with ‘Doctor Who’ in one of

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Doctor Who: Series 15 (or 40 depending on how you count): Episode 5: The Story & The Engine by Inua Elams.

Y’know, the number of god-like beings the Doctor is encountering is making me wonder if Russell T is going to

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Doctor Who series 15 (or 40 depending on how you count): Episode 4, Lucky Day by Pete McTighe.

It seems every human companion of the Doctor who returns safely to Earth ends up being offered a job at

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Doctor Who: Series 15 (or 40 depending on how you count) Episode 3: The Well by Russell T Davies and Sharma Angel-Walfall.

You could hardly miss the information in the news that this current series of ‘Doctor Who’ has dropped to two

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Doctor Who: Series 15 (or 40 depending on how you count): Episode 2: Lux by Russell T Davies.

I did watch the last episode a second time but changed none of my comments. I do wonder if any

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Doctor Who: Series 15 (or 40 depending on how you count): Episode 1: The Robot Revolution by Russell T Davies (review).

It just seems like yesterday that we had the Yuletide special. If you have a TARDIS, then it probably is.

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