Tom Baker has given a vast amount of his life to Doctor Who, and that’s an admirable thing. His tenure
It’s 1985. I’m sitting in a classroom in West Berkshire, looking at one of those old CRT TVs that you
Long before Steven Moffat and Mark Gatiss made Sherlock, there was another significant connection between Doctor Who and British literature’s
Arguably, one of the most significant moments of the Twelfth Doctor’s era came with the (re-) introduction of Missy, the
“Oy! 24 years will give you such a crick in the neck.” It’s been awhile since I’ve done one of
It’s 2017, and #FollowFriday is back! This is our sometimes-weekly feature pointing fans in the direction of Doctor Who-related girls and
Let me take you back a few years. It’s April 2010 – and Steven Moffat, it seems, has worked a
I love two-parters – I really do! They not only expand a regular standard-length episode into an epic, but they also
When it came to losing the leading lights of pop culture, 2016 seemed particularly cruel. Those luminaries who helped shape
Morning, class. Sorry I’m late, I didn’t sleep particularly well. I had this odd dream where my fish from when
