With its smart plotting, unusual narrative, and great visuals, The Mind Robber is one of Doctor Who’s finest moments. That’s
I’ve often searched for a phrase that sums up the moment when one way of thinking gives away to another.
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It’s Black Archive Week at the Doctor Who Companion, and Obverse Books is giving us an exclusive sneak peek at the next
Obverse Books is on a mission: The Black Archive range critically analyses Doctor Who serials between 1963 and the present
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