“He’s too young” they cried. “He’s too zany” they moaned. Whatever your impression of Matt Smith, our Eleventh Doctor, there’s no denying he left a mark on Who fandom forever. This collection is a sort…
In a first for a UK television programme the new BBC Worldwide animated version of Doctor Who: The Power of the Daleks is to be premiered live and exclusively on Twitter via Periscope at 17.50,…
The Doctor’s gone rogue! He’s declared himself President of the High council of Time Lords, betrayed his people, banished Leela to the wastelands of Gallifrey, and appears to be in league with a race of…
Doctor Who: The Tenth Doctor Adventures – Read by David Tennant, Catherine Tate & Michelle Ryan & Written by Peter Anghelides, Dan Abnett, David Roden, Scott Handcock, Simon Messingham, & James Goss – 13xCD (BBC Worldwide…
BBC Books Senior Editorial Director Albert DePetrillo has bought World rights to three spin-off novels that tie into the first series of Class, a show created and written by award-winning and bestselling YA author Patrick…
When the Second Doctor, Polly, Ben and Jamie visit a human colony that appears to be a massive holiday camp, they think they have finally managed to stumble across a truly happy place. Yet a shadowy presence soon…
Do you want to learn more about the science behind your favourite Timelord-based television show? Do you want something that, though a work of non-fiction, is never dry or didactic, is never highfaluting nor patronising,…
This is the first Doctor Who adventure that I remember watching on the television back in 1975, and it’s partly responsible for the start of my continuing love affair with Doctor Who and with the…
The TARDIS materialises in the village of Lannet in Lancashire. The Doctor is angry: he has apparently been transported here against his will, and he finds the village silent. With the exception of barmaid Alison Cheney, the village\’s inhabitants are all living in fear. The alien Shalka have taken up residence beneath Lannet in preparation…
With the increasing pace of life in the digital age, we’ve almost forgotten that we are, at our core, a tribal species, one that thrives on social interaction. The further we sink into the lonely…
Doomwatch was a series that juggled with the affections of my teenage sci-fi self. In its one hand, the excitingly coloured balls of the apocalyptic threat of the week; in its other, the rather greyer…
When I first became a fan of Doctor Who, back in the mists of time (otherwise known as the late seventies), it was a show that thrived on its Marmite-like appeal. That is, you either…
