Ian McArdell and Tony Jones review this month’s new Doctor Who plays from Big Finish… Doctor Who Main Range #200 ‘The Secret History’ As well as the excitement of pairing the 5th Doctor with early companions Stephen and Vicki, this story serves as the culmination of the Locum Doctors trilogy. With Davison’s Doctor promptly … >
The Scientific Secrets of Doctor Who – the first official guide to the science of Doctor Who by acclaimed novelist Simon Guerrier and Dr Marek Kukula, the Public Astronomer at the Royal Observatory Greenwich – is published by BBC Books on Thursday 4 June (£16.99). > Order the book on Amazon. > Read our 5-star … >
Sometimes it’s easier to tag Doctor Who as science-fantasy rather than science-fiction. After all, there’s not a lot of lab-coat methodology you can apply to ‘remembering’ someone back into the universe, or using lightning to transmit your DNA into hybrid Dalek-People. And we won’t mention the words ‘moon’ and ‘egg’. But it’s a show that … >
Framed with an older Steven Taylor, many years after his time in the TARDIS, we find the former astronaut living in exile. Although he left his travels with the first Doctor at the end of ‘The Savages’ to unite a planet, Steven is now a deposed king condemned to a life of isolation. His visitor, … >
To celebrate the return of Doctor Who, we’ve got a bundle of AudioGo’s six newest Doctor Who audiobooks to give away to one of our Twitter followers!
‘Shadow of Death’ is the second Doctor entry in this year-long ‘Destiny of the Doctor’ celebratory series.
BBC Worldwide have unveiled the cover artwork and details of the special features for the next three classic Doctor Who DVDs.
It’s hard to think of a Doctor Who story that more conspicuously exposes the limitations of an all-studio production than 1987’s Dragonfire.
Nightmare of Eden is proof that sometimes the most sober slice of Who is garnished with the campest of toppings.
The latest issue of Doctor Who Magazine is in shops tomorrow, including a preview of the Doctor Who Experience, a feature on the Eighth Doctor’s audio adventures and interviews with writer Mark Gatiss and former-companion Janet Fielding, who played Tegan.