Doctor Who

 OH - He bounces around time and space, accompanied by one or two 'companions' at a time, in an unexpectedly roomy blue telephone box called the TARDIS, ...

 OH - Jun 29, 2008 The Stolen Earth saw the welcome return of the large, retro pepper pots, as well as another old enemy of The Doctor. This time the Daleks have stolen twenty ...

By El Bicho Written by Caballero OscuroIn Season 3, the new Doctor Who series has emerged as perhaps the strongest and best sci-fi series currently in production. Just to get the inevitable comparison of each season out of the way: while Season 1 suffered slightly from finding its footing and Season...

By Scott Deitche To most fans of Doctor Who, Tom Baker is the Doctor. But now that David Tennant’s got the time lord job, Mr. Baker has company as the best manifestation of the charmingly wry space traveler. Since taking over for one-season wonder Christopher Eccleson, Tennant has brought a madcap sense of da...

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 This week WooWho faces its biggest challenge yet -- we were all subjected to a two part episode: "Daleks in Manhattan" and "Evolution of the Daleks" Tony: Almost universally bad. Dreadful attempts at accents, Freema Agyeman has gone back to amateur hour and not even the usually reliable T...

By Daniel Woolstencroft Tony: Anna Hope did well with the return of Novice Hame. Freema Agyeman manages to improve from the previous episode, finally showing some potential in the closing scene, and Tennant shows once again why he’s one of our best actors: absolutely brilliant.

By Matthew Milam I guess that was the hook that Doctor Who executive producer Russell T. Davies used to draw attention to “Gridlock”, the third episode of Series Three that stars David Tennant as The Doctor and Freema Agyeman as his new assistant Martha Jones. Unlike Gareth Roberts’ “The Shakespeare Code”...

By Daniel Woolstencroft Tony: An unusually subdued Tennant this week; maybe he wasn’t happy with the material? Freema Agyeman is beginning to fulfill the misgivings I had after her debut. She’s trying too hard to act and consequently is overacting, which is going to become tiresome very quickly if she doesn’t ge...

By Matthew Milam I'd like to declare at this point and time that we have found heroes in the writing team of Doctor Who. Paul Cornell, Steven Moffat and Gareth Roberts are The Official Bad Boys of The New Doctor Who. For this and other episodes, we salute you and the quality output you present. 

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.

By Matthew Milam All this aside, Freema’s performance as Martha Jones is strong here. Perhaps that’s why the plot was so secondary, to give viewers who haven’t exactly seen a black woman cast as one of the leads the chance to get used to it and to show that they can actually do science fiction. Let’s hope that, i...

By Matthew Milam This past weekend, The Doctor (David Tennant) and Rose (Billie Piper) landed on a planet destined for doom – the evil in question? A black hole. Not so bad actually, just pop in the TARDIS and go, right? Well, not really. The TARDIS, The Doctor’s only other friend, was gone. Did I mention that th...