The final part of the Doctor Who Season Two finale The Reality War held many surprises. Before you read further, this is a SPOILER warning for the ending of The Reality War, if you haven’t yet watched the episode. The episode ended with Ncuti Gatwa’s final scenes as the Doctor as he steps down from … >
The star reunites with his TARDIS crew for a series of “Technicolor” adventures, unburdened by series continuity. Updated 30/05/25: Details and cover reveal for ‘Knights of the Round TARDIS’ More than a year on from the announcement, Big Finish have revealed details of their new First Doctor Unbound series. Starring David Bradley, with An Adventure … >
Old Sixie stars in three new adventures, accompanied by his redoubtable companion, Mrs Constance Clarke. Last year, Big Finish celebrated Colin Baker’s Doctor with a pair of 40th anniversary tales. Both drew on elements of his onscreen adventures, bringing his television companions along for the ride. However, the Sixth Doctor’s adventures in audio drama have … >
Doctor Who’s Season 19 crew find themselves drawn into an epic mystical adventure. The Whoniverse is often as much fantasy as it is science fiction, depending on who holds the pen. In the Ncuti Gatwa era, for example, the Doctor battles gods such as the Toymaker, Maestro, Sutekh and Lux. In Peter Davison’s time, he … >
The Doctor and Romana reunite with those indefatigable investigators of the infernal, Jago & Litefoot. Thrown together during 1977’s ‘The Talons of Weng-Chiang’, Professor George Litefoot and Henry Gordon Jago were an unlikely double act. However, with Trevor Baxter as the thoughtful pathologist, and Christopher Benjamin playing the loquacious impresario, they were a perfect paring. … >
Told across two box sets, Hooklight stars the Season 19 TARDIS crew. Updated 03/04/25: Hooklight 1 is out, dropping with a video trailer The 12-part audio adventure Hooklight begins today with volume 1. The story, featuring the Fifth Doctor and his original TARDIS crew promises planet-destroying peril, monsters and immense cliffhangers. To coincide with the release, … >
The BFI toast the 2005 revival with ‘Doctor Who: 20 Years On’ – an afternoon of episodes and discussions. In partnership with the DWAS, the BFI have announced an event celebrating two decades of “new” Doctor Who. With Christopher Eccleston and Billie Piper, the show burst onto screens in 2005 proving its enduring appeal to … >
The Doctor and Belinda’s first Doctor Who adventures are set to become Target novelisations. Doctor Who Target books were first published in 1973. After reprinting three novelisations from the 1960s, the range continues with contemporary scriptwriters adapting stories from the ongoing Doctor Who television series. The Target brand publishes novelisations every year from classic Who … >
Doctor Who Magazine celebrates 20 years of the Ninth Doctor with a special edition full of all-new content. Highlights include: • In his first interview for DWM, executive producer Mal Young describes how Doctor Who was finally brought back to the screen • In another first for the magazine, Joe Ahearne – who directed more … >
Doctor Who Magazine 615 previews the first three episodes of Doctor Who Season Two, The Robot Revolution, Lux and The Well with contributions from writers Russell T Davies and Sharma Angel-Walfall, director Peter Hoar and executive producer Phil Collinson – plus the adventures of Mr Ring-a-ding. The issue also includes two exclusive art cards and … >