Doctor Who has been through many forms on the television screen over the past 50 years, from the black and white adventure serial of the 1960s to the bold primary colours of the 1980s. We recently asked you to tell us which era has been your favourite. Here’s how you voted…
Details have been confirmed for Doctor Who’s official 50th anniversary celebration weekend later this year.
As StudioCanal continue their ongoing plan to release the entire Studio Ghibli catalogue in high definition on Blu-ray, we celebrate this week’s release of Kiki’s Delivery Service and Grave of the Fireflies with a look at our five favourite underrated Ghibli movies.
Ben Wheatley (Sightseers) continues on his winning streak with period psychological horror A Field in England.
From award-winning science fiction writer Alastair Reynolds, Harvest of Time is published by BBC Books on 6 June (£16.99 hardback), featuring the Third Doctor. JT Colgan’s Dark Horizons (£12.99 hardback) is also out now.
The perfect gifts for Father’s Day, we’ve got sets of both books to give away to three of our Twitter followers!
With exactly six months to go until Doctor Who‘s 50th anniversary special airs, here are five things we’re hoping to see.
Jason Isaacs returns to BBC One this month as complex and compulsive private detective Jackson Brodie in a second series of crime drama Case Histories.
The pre-publicity for ‘Nightmare in Silver’ indicated that this episode was going to do for the Cybermen what 2005’s ‘Dalek’ had done for their metallic rivals: restore them to scary eminence after a period when they had lost their robo mojo.
To celebrate Silva Screen’s release of classic Doctor Who soundtrack ‘The Krotons’, we’ve got copies of the album to give away to five of our Twitter followers!
The Doctor’s TT Type 40 capsule, or his “frankly magnificent timeship”, is as central to the show as the Time Lord himself. Disguised as a Police Box, but containing a myriad of wonders inside, she has travelled all over the universe and often saved the day. Despite being a safe refuge for the Time Lord … >