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Is Donna Noble the most relatable Doctor Who companion?
by Beth Axford With the release of series four in steel book format, it’s hard not to get excited about watching the Doctor’s 2008 adventures in HD. The beautifully designed … Continue reading Is Donna Noble the most relatable Doctor Who companion?
*Ticket Offer* Meet the Ladies of Doctor Who – 10% off Bedford Who Charity Con
We all want to be like the Doctor, sorting out fair play throughout the universe. Why not start in the UK with Bedford’s charity Doctor Who convention, Bedford Who Charity … Continue reading *Ticket Offer* Meet the Ladies of Doctor Who – 10% off Bedford Who Charity Con
The Macra Terror review – everything you need to know about the animation
The big news this month is the release of The Macra Terror – a second Doctor story currently missing from the BBC archives. All four parts were wiped to save space … Continue reading The Macra Terror review – everything you need to know about the animation
Two Years of The Time Ladies
Two years of The Time Ladies? Where has the time (and space) gone?! These past couple of years have been incredible for us. From our tiny beginnings (back when we … Continue reading Two Years of The Time Ladies
Talking to the writers behind Big Finish’s ‘The Eighth of March’ for #IWD
By Beth Axford The 8th of March marked International Women’s Day – a time to celebrate women everywhere and highlight the ongoing movement to achieve equal rights. To celebrate, we’ve … Continue reading Talking to the writers behind Big Finish’s ‘The Eighth of March’ for #IWD
Celebrating Sarah Jane Smith and Scratchman
By Beth Axford and Kezia Newson Sarah Jane Smith has long been a legend of the Doctor Who world. First appearing in 1973’s The Time Warrior, her character returned multiple times and even gained … Continue reading Celebrating Sarah Jane Smith and Scratchman
Reliving Series 11 of Doctor Who
Doctor Who series 11 may be over, but the fun doesn’t have to end! To celebrate the release of the soundtrack and box-set of series 11, we’ve compiled the perfect … Continue reading Reliving Series 11 of Doctor Who
Christmas without Who
By Beth Axford Whether you celebrate it or not, Christmas is a special holiday for many. It’s a time of rest and giving, for spending with family and loved ones… … Continue reading Christmas without Who
All I want for Christmas is Who: Doctor Who Gift Guide 2018
By Beth Axford & Kezia Newson It’s officially Christmas, which means we’re all full of joy and love and hope. But Doctor Who series 11 has just ended, and we’re … Continue reading All I want for Christmas is Who: Doctor Who Gift Guide 2018
The Women Who Lived: The Making of a Doctor Who Book
The Women Who Lived: Amazing tales for future Time Lords does exactly what it says on the cover: telling the stories of wonderful women from throughout Doctor Who’s history. From … Continue reading The Women Who Lived: The Making of a Doctor Who Book
What has Doctor Who given you? 55 stories for 55 years
To celebrate the 55th birthday of Doctor Who we asked our wonderful Twitter followers to share what the show has given them. And what a response. From career inspiration, relationships, … Continue reading What has Doctor Who given you? 55 stories for 55 years
Demonology and The Doctor: Demons of the Punjab review by Diksha Bhugra
There is no doubt that the Punjab of 1947 was populated with far more than its fair share of demons, and did not need any alien assassins to help with … Continue reading Demonology and The Doctor: Demons of the Punjab review by Diksha Bhugra
Doctor Who Series 11: Our Half-way Verdict
Now that The Tsuranga Conundrum has hit our screens, we’re officially half way through series 11 of Doctor Who. We’ve been from Sheffield 2018 to the 67th century – with spiders, spaceships and … Continue reading Doctor Who Series 11: Our Half-way Verdict
