Doctor Who: Wild Blue Yonder by Mark Morris (book review).
‘Wild Blue Yonder’ works very well as a treatise on how hard it is to know a person; it’s also full of frantic…
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The Doctor travels through time and space in the TARDIS, encountering friends, monsters and civilisations across the Doctor Who stories. This entry covers the television series and its related adventures.
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‘Wild Blue Yonder’ works very well as a treatise on how hard it is to know a person; it’s also full of frantic…
Having started life as a comic this reimagined ‘Doctor Who’ episode, ‘The Star Beast’, becomes a novel and so the printed word wins.…
While the Doctor acknowledges the immutability of certain fixed points in time, given that he has halted various alien invasions at various points…
In the mysterious vortex of time and space, the second season of “Doctor Who,” charmingly dissected by Stam Fine, whisks us back to…
As I originally reviewed the original 13 episodes as they appeared on screen, the focus is on things for this DVD boxset, which…
‘This family has long been haunted by a strange lady.’ It’s time for something different. This series of ‘The Diary of River Song’…
We’ve got to Series 10 of ‘The Diary of River Song’ and it’s been a wild ride and obviously popular, as we wouldn’t…
I haven’t seen ‘Doctor Who: The Movie’ since its first release but thought I ought to rewatch it in sequence before the series…
A cursory look before I started reading reveals the book, ‘Whotopia: The Ultimate Guide To The Whoniverse’, is divided into 6 sections, with…
‘Timeless Adventures’ is a short unofficial wander through the amazing adventures of ‘Doctor Who’ on TV and other media. It’s remarkable that, despite…
Once upon a time, in a universe far, far more bizarre than our own, there existed a race of pepper-pot shaped beings known…
I stumbled upon ‘KKLAK!: The Doctor Who Art Of Chris Achilléos’ entirely by accident, and the mere sight of Achilléos’ name (1947-2021) was…