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Doctor WhoMusic/Audio

Doctor Who The Companion Chronicle: Mastermind by Jonathan Morris (CD review).

In ‘Mastermind’, we welcome the return of the two soldiers in charge of the UNIT vaults, from the previous ‘Companion

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Counter Measures: Series 2 Box Set by Matt Fitton, James Goss, Mark Wright, Cavan Scott, John Dorney (CD review).

There are four episodes in this new series of ‘Counter Measures’ and the worse thing is, that like many a

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Star Trek: Music From The Video Games by various artists (album review)

Despite the potential that obviously exists, one might argue there has never been a solid ‘Star Trek’ video game that

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Star Trek: Excelsior: Forged In Fire by Michael A. Martin and Andy Mangels (book review).

If one was to use the latest ‘Star Trek’ film as a barometer, the character of Sulu isn’t up to

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The Good That Men Do by Andy Mangels & Michael A. Martin (book review).

Who wouldn’t want an opportunity to start over? Take things from a fresh perspective. Well that’s what Andy Mangels and

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Now On The Big Screen: The Unofficial And Unauthorised Guide To Doctor Who At The Movies by Charles Norton (book review).

You would think a book about the films of ‘Doctor Who’ would make for a very short volume. After all,

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The Amazing Spider-Man 2... first trailer.
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The Amazing Spider-Man 2… first trailer.

You can tell it’s Comic-Con season… the new trailers are coming thick and fast. Here’s one for The Amazing Spider-Man

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Angry Birds Star Wars II is coming.
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Angry Birds Star Wars II is coming.

Are you suffering from Angry Birds Star Wars withdrawal? Fear not, Angry Birds Star Wars II is coming, and you

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Star Trek Enterprise: Kobayashi Maru by Michael A. Martin & Andy Mangels (book review).

 As a two-decade long Trekker, could I give a ‘Star Trek’ novel a bad review? Should I compromise my ideals

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Doctor WhoMusic/Audio

Doctor Who: The Lady Of Mercia by Paul Magrs (CD review).

There’s a little local difficulty on the campus of Frodsham University. It’s 1983 and, with a big conference coming up

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