‘Doctor Who’: ‘Borrowed Time’ by Naomi A. Alderman book review
Those of you who have been following this summer’s crop of Doctor Who books may have noticed something of a theme running through them.
Those of you who have been following this summer’s crop of Doctor Who books may have noticed something of a theme running through them.
BBC America have released two new videos looking at the twists of Doctor Who‘s latest episode, featuring interview clips with the cast.
The second half of Doctor Who’s current series continues this weekend with ‘Night Terrors’, as the Doctor receives a distress call from the scariest place in the Universe: a child’s bedroom.
Thankfully, unlike the re-opener, this week’s Doctor Who can be safely and fully discussed without fear of inadvertently revealing a spoiler or twelve.
Writer and comedienne Miranda Hart hinted yesterday, at the Media Guardian Edinburgh International Television Festival, that a role in Doctor Who is on the cards.
We were worried. We were scared that Steven Moffat had finally overreached himself and that ‘Let’s Kill Hitler’ might be as disappointing as the conclusion of the otherwise majestic ‘A Good Man Goes to War’. We were wrong. Picking up a few hazy summer months after that strangely numbing mid-series finale, a bombardment of instantly … >
The second half of Doctor Who’s current series continues next weekend with ‘Night Terrors’, as the Doctor receives a distress call from the scariest place in the Universe: a child’s bedroom.
The second half of Doctor Who’s current series continues next weekend with ‘Night Terrors’, as the Doctor receives a distress call from the scariest place in the Universe: a child’s bedroom.
A special three-minute bonus episode of Doctor Who will be shown on BBC Three this autumn, written by children from a school in Basingstoke who entered a BBC Learning competition earlier this year.
The BBC have released a new promotional image for next weekend’s Doctor Who episode, ‘Night Terrors’, which guest stars Daniel Mays (Ashes To Ashes, Outcasts).