The Doctor Who Fan Service Hot Line Week 10: The Battle Of Ranskoor Av Kolos
Wow, what a battle!
Wow, what a battle!
New images and a trailer were released for the 2019 Doctor Who New Year’s special, Resolution. The above image depicts three warrior characters from Resolution who are not portrayed by anyone on the main guest cast list. They appear to be from disparate periods of history and cultures. The actor on the left actors … >
According to The Mirror there will be a new, redesigned version of the Daleks in the Doctor Who New Year’s special. And Rich Johnson of Bleeding Cool had this to say: [Don’t] expect Doctor Who to bow out this series without the return of some old favourites – despite how Chibnall and the BBC may have played … >
Four 25-minute missing episodes of the Doctor Who serial The Macra Terror, which were originally part of the mostly-lost fourth season, have been animated for the first time and will be released on DVD, blu-ray, special edition steelbook and digital download March 18, 2019. The original broadcast, starring Patrick Troughton, Anneke Wills, Michael Craze and Frazer Hines, … >
Titles from the Doctor Who Series 11 soundtrack, composed by Segun Akinola, have appeared on the Metropolitan Groove Agents website. The titles of the tracks are not in order of the Series 11 episode air dates. 1 Doctor Who Series 11 Opening Titles 2 Getting That Bike 3 Long Story 4 This New Nose Is … >
The phrase ‘Give the audience what they never knew they needed’ springs to mind. I never knew I needed a sentient universe in the shape of an amphibian.
Two trailers for the tenth and final episode of Doctor Who Series 11, The Battle of Rankoor Av Kolos were released. The synopsis: The Doctor and her companions receive nine separate distress calls, all originating from the mysterious planet of Ranskoor Av Kolos, littered with the remains of a terrible battle. The only clue to … >
“Alexa” is becoming one of the most common names spoken in households up and down the country, as smart devices begin to play an important part in our lives. From home security, to peace of mind when you go on holiday, there are devices available that can help secure and protect our homes from a … >
If there’s one thing living in Edinburgh has taught me, it’s that the most horrific parts of history are worth enduring so that a few centuries later we can monetise them and use them for entertainment.
A timely episode to remind us that, just before Christmas, warehouse staff aren’t getting blown up and therefore have absolutely nothing to complain about.