Doctor Who: Planet Of The Ood by Keith Temple (book review)
This story is remembered as returning to the alien Ood, first seen as rogue red-eyed murderer in ‘The Impossible Planet’.
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When Timelords and teatime collided: Doctor Who’s 24th season (retrospective).
Hold onto your fezzes, Whovians! Stam Fine Reviews takes you on a wacky, nostalgic adventure through time, space, and the
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Doctor Who: Once And Future: Past Lives by Robert Valentine (CD review).
Big Finish is producing monthly stories featuring classic Doctors for the 60th Anniversary. They are an opportunity to spend an hour
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Doctor Who: Rani Takes On The World by Joseph Lidster, James Goss and Lizzie Hopley (CD review).
Rani Chandra (Anjli Mohinda) is better known as friend and mentee of Sarah Jane Smith. It’s been a while since
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It’s about Time (Lord): Bonnie Langford brings the 80s vibe back to Doctor Who (TV news).
Clear out the cobwebs from your leotards, people! The original jazzercising Doctor Who companion, Bonnie Langford, is time-warping back into
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Doctor Who: The Early Years by Jeremy Bentham (book review).
I recently stumbled upon a reference to ‘Doctor Who: The Early Years’ by Jeremy Bentham, specifically regarding Ray Cusick’s art
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Doctor Who 60th Special: One Small Trailer for BBC, One Giant Leap for Whovians (trailer).
In a move that confirmed suspicions that the BBC is operating in a different time zone altogether, a bombshell Doctor
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Torchwood Soho: The Unbegotten by James Goss (CD review)
The Torchwood team of misfits return and Norton Folgate (Samuel Barnett) is on a mission. He will leave no turn
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The Diary of River Song Series 06 by Guy Adams, Matt Fitton, Paul Morris and John Dorney (CD review)
This might possibly be the River Song you were waiting for. ‘River Song Series 06’ brings us four stories where
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Doctor Who: The Eighth Doctor Adventures by John Dorney, James Kettle and Roy Gill (CD review)
Here Lies Drax by John Dorney A whistle-stop adventure full of misdirection as we meet the many faces of the
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