Doctor Who

A familiar Christmas story, Doctor Who style. SPOILER ALERT: This was loosely inspired by casting/set spoilers for the Xmas 2009/New Years 2010 specials. The specials won't happen like this, but please do not read if you're trying to remain completely unspoiled.

By noreply@blogger.com (Mark) David Tennant, who plays the current incarnation of The Doctor, recently took part in an interview with Chicago Tribune and the interview has now been published online. In the interview, David discusses many things including; this year's remaining three special episodes of Doctor Who...

By asepinwall@starledger.com (Alan Sepinwall) I've only seen two of the specials so far, but there's this recurring theme about The Doctor not wanting to take on a new companion because of what happened in "Journey's End." Was Christopher Eccleston always only going to do it for a year?

By noreply@blogger.com (Mark) Russell T Davies reveals to DWM just what happened on his very last day working on Doctor Who... Angeleyes Doctor Who’s executive producer for the last six years, Julie Gardner, talks candidly to DWM about leaving the series and how Doctor Who has changed and developed since 2003...

By feedback@thewhocast.com (feedback@thewhocast.com) Our focus is the Ninth Doctor, Christopher Ecclestone, in the first of our two podcast look at the man who was instrumental in bringing Doctor Who back to us in 2005. Join Trevor and Marty as we delve into a year of Doctor Who where leather jackets were all the rage and it was again for the Doctor...

Doctor Who special to unite every incarnation The BBC will unite every incarnation of Doctor Who for a one-off Children in Need special in November - with new Time Lord Matt Smith making his debut alongside William Hartnell, Patrick Troughton, Jon Pertwee, Tom Baker, Peter Davison, Col...

© HBOGo to listings (tv shows and movies on tv)Go to listings by showMOVIES – Opening this week:Transformers: Revenge of the Fallen on Wednesday (June 24). The sequel to 2007's blowed-up-real-good surprise blockbuster returns director Michael Bay and star Shia LaBeouf in a geographi...

By feedback@thewhocast.com (feedback@thewhocast.com) Such a big show for you this week. In this episode of the DWO WhoCast, Marty and Trev look at the latest news both UK-based and abroad. The boys also have a chat about new developments in Doctor Who audio productions on BBC7. We also cover more of your feedback.

By dailypop Despite Turlough’s obviously sinister attitude, the Doctor happily welcomes him to the TARDIS… cue cliffhanger. Part Two: Terminus Peter Davison (the Doctor) struggles to maintain his dignity The Black Guardian Trilogy will finally be released on DVD this summer.

 Belgium One of the UK's top sci-fi series these days is without a doubt the Doctor Who series. It originated decades ago but is still going on stronger, stronger than ever before even with great storylines that attract a large audience thanks to the rather ...

By rss@youtube.com (MsipmsonW) Author: MsipmsonW Keywords: BBC Doctor Who Dalek Voice Tutorial Audacity Killerringer Added: June 7, 2009

By Dan Martin The thing about Doctor Who companions is that they're all essentially the same character – or at least they should be Well, it was never actually going to be Lily Allen, was it? To round off the busiest Doctor Who news week since the Battle Of Canary Wharf, the BBC has just revealed the identi...

By noreply@blogger.com (Siskoid) Also this week, more Classic Who action figures, including Daleks from The Daleks, Planet of the Daleks and Genesis of Daleks, and some beautiful 60s Cybermen of all stripes, along with a couple of tiny Cybermats. There was a Cyber Leader from the most recent Christmas special in the set, m...

By feedback@thewhocast.com (feedback@thewhocast.com) This is a situation that needs to change, now.  So the DWO WhoCast has brought together some of the finest Doctor Who minds to try and work out the reasons for the lack of Doctor Who in the US of A. A pair of episodes not to be missed for anyone who cares about Doctor Who.

By feedback@thewhocast.com (feedback@thewhocast.com) James gives us the second part of his DVD review concentrating on the William Hartnell story The Romans. And the boys look at some fantastic Harlequin miniatures in our popular Random Fandom segment: Harlequin Doctor Who Miniatures

By Warren With a gulf of unrealistic (and unwelcome) lack of Doctor Who stretching far over the (event) horizon, The Three Who Rule took it upon themselves to deploy their deadliest weapon: the commentary. Specifically, a look at the first series of New Who, starting with Rose. Fantastic!

By dailypop This character who so brazenly enters the world of Doctor is later revealed to be Jackson Lake, a normal human who was exposed to a data storage device. The device was loaded with all of the information on the Doctor and it ‘went off’ in Morrisey’s face, causing him to ‘download’ all of the inf...

By rss@youtube.com (professorwho) Author: professorwho Keywords: Professor_Who Doctor_Who Doctor_WHO_fanfiction daleks cybermen ook David_Tennant Billie_piper Catherine_tate Added: April 20, 2009

By noreply@blogger.com (Siskoid) Spoilers for the most recent Doctor Who Easter Special, Planet of the Dead, below. You have been warned.)Last weekend, just in time for Easter, the BBC aired Planet of the Dead, the first of 4 Doctor Who specials going out in 2009 in lieu of a proper series. And it's a piece of fluff, frankly. Not t...

By Michael Hickerson If you’re looking for a way to stave off “Doctor Who” withdrawal during the wait for the next special, this set is a nice entry point. It’s got Tom Baker as the best-known classic Doctor, it’s got some good examples of classic Who and it’s got some great extras.

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By rss@youtube.com (Miniduffa) Well, in my contiuing journey to learn how to make decent videos and make stop motion videos, I present this... Author: Miniduffa Keywords: Doctor Who Cliff Hanger Dalek Exterminate Alice Stop Motion Added: January 28, 2009

By rss@youtube.com (jezaeiri) The past is never really dead. and there are no casual connections. Author: jezaeiri Keywords: Buffy Doctor Who Tenth doctor fanfiction crossover twisting the hellmouth Added: January 23, 2009

By Stephen Brook Ryan will guest star as the foxy-sounding Lady Christina de Souza, a woman executive producer Russell T Davies tells us has a "mysterious past" who will have a "huge impact" on the Doctor. Huge impact, you say? Sounds like there's gonna be kissing!

By noreply@blogger.com (Siskoid) Children in Need bit with Tennant followed by The Christmas Invasion (Series 2 boxed set) Torchwood Series 1 Sarah Jane Adventures Series 1 Torchwood Series 2 Sarah Jane Adventures Series 2 (not yet on DVD) The Next Doctor (and other specials this year, not yet on DVD)

By Cynthia When I think of ‘Doctor Who’, it’s David Tennant’s face that rises before me. And when I got my dvds in the mail and watched Season 1 I enjoyed it enormously, but with the knowledge that Christopher Eccleston wasn’t staying. That he was going to morph into David Tennant. And I was okay with that. I...

By noreply@blogger.com (Siskoid) It's not that Christopher Eccleston stayed too briefly to have his own era, but rather that New Who up til now has been Russell T Davies' story above all. Starting with "Rose", it's a story that only finds its conclusion in Journey's End, 4 years and 2 Doctors later. RTD reinvents the program f...

By keith@decandido.net Since the show's relaunch in 2005, the BBC has aired a Doctor Who Christmas Special every 25th of December. The results haven't always been Who at its best. 2005's "The Christmas Invasion," David Tennant's first full story as the Tenth Doctor replacing Christopher Eccleston, was a bog-st...

By rss@youtube.com (Onceuponanillusion) I don't know what I was doing, really. I just really needed to upload something so you could all subscribe... ;) Disclaimer: I do not own nor am I affiliated with Doctor Who or the song. Non profit fan work. Author: Onceuponanillusion Keywords: Doctor who fan credits Added: December 19, 2008

by Simon Guerrier, takes the Seventh Doctor, Ace and Hex to Drogheda and then to Wexford in 1649, where, inevitably, they get mixed up in Cromwell's invasion of Ireland - Hex ends up as a confidant of Cromwell's, while the Doctor and Ace get involved with the civilian victims of the unfoldi...

By Celeste Monsour Making cakes based on Doctor Who has been popular ever since the UK children’s show Blue Peter featured a how-to back in the ’60s for making chocolate Dalek cakes (they did an updated tutorial prior to the start of Series 3). ...

Just a couple of weeks following the release of complete seasons of new series Doctor Who on iTunes in the USA, a selection of classic Doctor Who adventures are now available on the download service as well. While most of the titles released so far have already been made available on DVD, suc...

By docta(noreply@blogger.com) Preview: A 'Doctor Who' reunion This means the return of Martha Jones, on assignment for UNIT in New York; Captain Jack, who appears in the Torchwood hub alongside Gwen and Ianto; and Sarah Jane, together with son Luke and trusty computer Mr. Smith.

By Richard This stole away an hour of my night last night so it’s time to share. Richard Morris has spent 15 months to give us 102 pages of Dr Who comics. (And he’s not done yet!) This is just the ultimate fan’s idea of “how can I get everyone into one Doctor Who comic?” and features all 10 doctors, plus compan...

By docta(noreply@blogger.com) The entire universe is in danger as the Daleks activate their masterplan, in the concluding episode of Russell T Davies's Bafta Award-winning time-travelling drama. The Doctor is helpless, and even the Tardis faces destruction. The only hope lies with the Doctor's secret army of compan...

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By Michael Hickerson It’s episode like that that restore my faith in Doctor Who and make me eager to see what Moffatt will do when he’s in charge of the show starting in 2010. If he can elevate the series to even being half as good as his contributions have been on a consistent basis, we’ll be in for a golden-age of Doc...

By docta(noreply@blogger.com) A few more humanoid life-forms join the party before too long, as a team headed up by Professor River Song (Alex Kingston) arrives to investigate The Library and its moving shadows. Song instantly recognises the Doctor, claiming that they have been to many places together - but the Doctor...

Show summary: Andy Simpkins, Adam J Purcell, Fake Keith and Tony Gallichan talk about Doctor Who: The TV Movie (aka The Enemy Within), Star Wars Galaxies, 2007 in review, predictions for 2008, and a variety of other stuff, specifically: 00.00 - Intro and theme tune.01.00 — Greetings, yes?0...

The Doctor and Rose are thrown off course heading for 1895, instead landing in Piccadilly, 1960. The world they wander into is a radioactive wasteland populated by sub-human beasts. Something drastic has happened to space-time and now the Doctor and his companion must journey to the gasl...

By mail@drwho-online.co.uk Posing with one of Doctor Who’s most enduring icons, Kylie tells DWM, “I was in the presence of a legend! I’ve had to gracefully accept second billing, though. Well, at least I’m younger! The Dalek was in great condition, and bigger than I expected. At least I’ve met one now, as I didn’t in the C...

Show summary: Andy Simpkins, Adam J Purcell, Fake Keith and Tony Gallichan talk about Doctor Who: Time Crash, Doctor Who: Timelash, the books of Harry Harrison, reviving, reimagining or repeating old Sci Fi TV, and a variety of other stuff, specifically: 00.00 - Intro and theme tune. 00.34...

For 12 November 2007 (recorded 24 October 2007) Show summary: Andy Simpkins, Adam J Purcell, Fake Keith, Tony Gallichan and special guest Alistair Lock talk about Doctor Who: The Tomb of the Cybermen, the life and times of Alistair Lock, and a variety of other stuff, specifically: 00.00 -...

By electric violet she-wolf Quite right," the Doctor said, looking off to some middle place above them. "We were just in Scotland. Before that, Raxacoricofallapatorius, and she couldn't have possibly picked up anything there, she didn't even get out of the TARDIS ...

Pairing: Doctor/Rose Summary: He isn’t about to let himself think that, in her, he can see everything that he has lost in himself. Author's Note: This story was written for my dear raspberry_splat, who so loves and misses her lovely damaged Ninth Doctor.

Title: Wishing for the Impossible Rating: PG-13 Pairing: Ten/Rose Spoilers: Vague for The Last of the Time Lords Time Frame: Sometime between Season 3 and 4 Beta: raspberry_splat Disclaimer: Doctor Who and its characters belong to the BBC

Summary:  The teacup was one of his last bits of Rose.  Her favorite mug.  A gift from him to her.  A memento of a day he had spent with her—a real time, not some wish or fantasy.  And now, it is lost to him.  Slipped from his fingers and shattered across the floor.

By Angela Mitchell And what a treat, with David Tennant bouncing around the universe, bringing this brand-new hilarity and energy to the Doctor ("Ten"). I love Ten even though I miss Nine's odd purity and devotion. There was something lovely and steadfast to Christopher Eccleston that is the precise opposi...

CAST: David Tennant (The Doctor) Freema Agyeman (Martha Jones) Carey Mulligan (Sally) Thomas Nelstrop (Ben Wainwright) Lucy Gaskell (Kathy Nightingale) Michael Obiora (Billy Shipton) Louis Mahoney (Old Billy) Finaly Robertson (Larry Nightingale) Ian Boldsworth (Banto)