Doctor Who

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By noreply@blogger.com (Jamie Jeffords) the BBC has unveiled the new Doctor Who logo for the fifth series. It is not as flashy as the one they used for Christopher Eccleston and David Tennant. It has sort of a retro feel to it. I cannot decide if I like the new look since i have yet to get a feel for Matt smith's Eleventh Doctor.

By dailypop Top Ten Episodes of Doctor Who 2. BLINK (2007) starring DAVID TENNANT 3. GENESIS OF THE DALEKS (1975) starring TOM BAKER 5. THE EMPTY CHILD (2005) starring CHRISTOPHER ECCLESTON 6. HUMAN NATURE (2007) starring DAVID TENNANT 10. BAD WOLF (2005) starring CHRISTOPHER ECCLESTON

But it wasn't until Christopher Eccleston became Doctor Who that I really started to pay attention to the sci-fi icon and his Tardis adventures. ...

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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 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 Ken Hulsey(kensforce@yahoo.com) The episode also stars all nine previous Doctors, William Hartnell, Patrick Troughton, Jon Pertwee, Tom Baker,Peter Davison, Colin Baker, Sylvester McCoy, Paul McGann and Christopher Eccleston. - Look sharpe, or you may miss them!

By dailypop The former cult favorite of many since the late 1970’s has flowered into a major export for the BBC after the revival Doctor Who program debuted in 2005 with veteran actor Christopher Eccleston and former pop idol turned TV icon Billie Piper. Having succeeded Eccleston in the role, David T...

By Sam One look at the resume of British actor, Christopher Eccleston shows the thespian has spent a lot of time in the realm of science-fiction and fantasy, both on the big and small screen. On the small screen, Eccleston brought the iconic role of the Doctor back to life in the first season of the n...

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...

By Matthew Milam Father's Day" which aired back during Series 1 and the era of Christopher Eccleston was quite a different story. It didn't require the Doctor be an obnoxious know-it-all, nor did it make the companion a complete idiot. Instead, it made the relationship between the much older Doctor and the...

By Daniel Woolstencroft Tony: David Tennant has captured the essence of the Doctor that’s been missing from every portrayal since Tom Baker, and he now appears extremely comfortable in the role. Thank God the awful Christopher Eccleston decided to move on after only one series.