Doctor Who: City Of Death by Douglas Adams and James Goss (book review).
‘City Of Death’ is regularly seen as a highlight of the SF show’s original run, receiving the highest viewing figures
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The Unofficial Doctor Who Big Book Of Lists by Cameron K. McEwan and Andrew Skilleter (book review)
‘The Unofficial Doctor Who Big Book Of Lists’ by Cameron K. McEwan shouldn’t be confused with ‘Doctor Who: The Book
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Jago & Litefoot Series 9 by Jonathan Morris, Justin Richards, Simon Barnard, Paul Morris (CD review)
If you can’t quite believe that ‘Jago & Litefoot’ has made it to Series 9 then join me in the
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Doctor Who: Damaged Goods by Russell T Davies adapted by Jonathan Morris (CD review).
Long ago and far away, a writer struggling to make his mark on the world wrote a ‘Doctor Who’ novel
Read MoreCreating the Doctor Who theme music (Radiophonic Workshop).
A look inside the BBC Radiophonic Workshop with Dick Mills, Brian Hodgson, Verity Lambert and the late Delia Derbyshire and
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Doctor Who: The Defectors (Part 1 free download) by Nicholas Briggs (audio-download review).
‘The Defectors’ is a welcome addition to the output of Big Finish. It’s a good old-fashioned mystery adventure which utilises
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Lost In Time And Space: An Unofficial Guide To The Uncharted Journeys Of Doctor Who by Matthew J Elliott (book review).
‘Doctor Who’ can travel anywhere in time and space. During the early years of the programme, these adventures ran sequentially
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Doctor Who: Short Trips: Time Tunnel by Nigel Fairs (CD review).
‘Time Tunnel’ by Nigel Fairs sees the return of the Third Doctor in a ‘Short Trips’ adventure. The format of
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Doctor Who: The Mind Of Evil by Don Houghton (DVD review).
The Doctor (actor Jon Pertwee) and Jo Grant (actress Katy Manning) attend a mind-altering demonstration at Stangmoor Prison where the
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Doctor Who: Mannequin Mania: Terror Of The Autons by Robert Holmes (DVD review).
I bought and reviewed ‘Spearhead From Space’ a couple years back and wasn’t aware that it was supposed to be
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