There are not many complete Patrick Troughton stories left in the world, but those that remain are held as glimmering icons of a bygone, genuinely classic era of Doctor Who.
Doctor Who showrunner Steven Moffat has hinted that the whole story of River Song’s identity may not be completely revealed in the show’s upcoming sixth series, which begins on BBC One next month.
1973’s four-part ‘Carnival Of Monsters’ comes just on the wrong side of ‘classic’ Jon Pertwee and as such is unlikely to be sleeping in the memories of many baby-boomers – no giant green maggots or Sea Devils here – but it’s still a sharply defined adventure.
A brand new one-minute trailer has been unveiled for the upcoming sixth series of Doctor Who, which begins on BBC One next month.
The Doctor, Tegan and Turlough arrive in 1980s London, finding themselves embroiled in a plot involving some old villains and a couple of guest stars from the world of light entertainment.
BBC Learning and Doctor Who Confidential have announced a new competition that will give a team of school children the chance to write their own Doctor Who mini-adventure.
Doctor Who star Karen Gillan has been cast in a new one-off drama for BBC Four. We’ll Take Manhattan will explores the explosive love affair between photographer David Bailey and 1960s supermodel Jean Shrimpton.
The title of writer Neil Gaiman’s upcoming Doctor Who episode has been revealed. Warning: the title appears to be a pretty major spoiler for the story.
Today we’re going to attempt a back-to-back Doctor Who marathon of all the Eleventh Doctor’s episodes so far, watching The Complete Fifth Series and A Christmas Carol in one session.
The official Doctor Who website has released a brand new promotional image for Series 6, which begins on Saturday 23rd April on BBC One.