Jenna Coleman, who regularly played Clara Oswald (and splinters of her) from 2012 to 2017, has speculated that her character could return to Doctor Who in the future. When asked if she’d like to come back as the companion, she replied: “It could happen in the future, who knows? I think, at least for a good while, Clara is probably broken down somewhere in time and space, trying to understand…

BBC Books is to release a special, illustrated edition of the first ever Doctor Who novelisation, Doctor Who and the Daleks (or, as it was originally known, Doctor Who In An Exciting Adventure with the Daleks). The story was first released in 1965, then again in 1967, before it joined the Target novels range in 1973; it was then rereleased in 1992, 2011, and 2016. Whereas the original interior…

With Doctor Who‘s 60th anniversary coming up next year, plus the return of Russell T Davies as showrunner, there’s plenty of time to introduce the franchise to a new audience. It can be a friend, a family member — basically anyone who has never properly watched the show. I know that fans usually recommend An Unearthly Child as the definitive starting point, alongside some other Classic era…

Just as it’s the natural order of things that night follows day, main course follows starter, and The Twin Dilemma follows The Caves of Androzani, it’s equally an entirely normal part of our existence that news of a major departure from Doctor Who must surely be followed by speculation as to who will come next. We’re dealing with not one but two significant exits now, of course, following the…

When Doctor Who made its triumphant TV return in 2005, there was an extra special treat every Saturday night. The shock of having to wait a whole week for another episode was tempered by the show’s behind-the-scenes sister programme, Doctor Who Confidential. Whether you watched straight after the night’s episode, or later in the week, it was always a thrill. Sometimes – don’t tell the…

David Tennant’s brilliant podcast series kicked off with brand new episodes recently, two of which will surely be must-listens for fans of Doctor Who in particular as he chats with writer Neil Gaiman and Tennant’s former companion, Billie Piper (Rose Tyler)!

Piper was particularly candid about her life, including her pop career and the filming of her first series alongside Christopher…

With Series 5 of Lucifer currently streaming on Netflix, Lucifer himself, Tom Ellis has spoken out about people saying he would make a brilliant future incarnation of the Doctor.

Ellis recently said that, had he been offered the part before taking Lucifer, he would have jumped at the chance to play the Time Lord. Now though, he isn’t too sure his fans would see him in the iconic role. He said:

The BBC is releasing a new anthology of short stories, Adventures in Lockdown, in aid of the Children in Need charity.

The book collects together stories made for the Lockdown Who rewatch projects, largely comprised of prequels and sequels, written by a number of well-known Doctor Who scribes, including Paul Cornell (Human Nature/ The Family of Blood), Pete McTighe (Kerblam!), and Joy…

Another year, another round up of Hugo Nominations. The Doctor Who 2019 New Year’s Special, Resolution, in which Jodie Whittaker’s Thirteenth Doctor faced a Dalek for the first time, was nominated in the Best Dramatic Presentation, Short Form category.

The Hugo Awards are for achievements in sci-fi and fantasy, or speculative fiction as it sometimes gets called. Everything from novellas to…

Neil Gaiman has affirmed that he would like to return to Doctor Who, ideally to write for Jodie Whittaker’s Thirteenth Doctor.

The scribe, who previously wrote The Doctor’s Wife and Nightmare in Silver for Matt Smith’s Eleventh Doctor, further revealed that he would have liked to have written something for the Twelfth Doctor too; alas, his time was taken up by Good Omens, the TV adaptation of…

Here are words I didn’t think I’d be lucky enough to type: Rory Williams is back!

The Eleventh Doctor companion, played by Arthur Darvill, returned for a specially-filmed scene written by Neil Gaiman and released just before the worldwide rewatch of the Doctor Who Series 6 episode, The Doctor’s Wife.

The video finds Rory in New York City in 1946 – after the events of The Angels Take…

The next group Doctor Who tweet-along happens tonight, and, alongside the recently-announced Neil Gaiman, Michael Sheen and Richard Clark will also be taking part in the international rewatch of The Doctor’s Wife.

This modern classic from Series 6 stars Matt Smith’s Eleventh Doctor and is written by Gaiman, whose previous work includes the novels, Stardust, American Gods, and, with Terry…

Organiser, Emily Cook has revealed that the next tweet-along rewatch will be the Eleventh Doctor episode, The Doctor’s Wife – and promises further Lockdown Who events will include stories featuring Peter Capaldi’s Twelfth Doctor.

These tweet-alongs began with The Day of the Doctor, in an effort to unite and cheer up fans across the globe during the Coronavirus pandemic. Steven Moffat joined…

Laura Fraser has been talking to the British press about her role in this Sunday’s Doctor Who, Orphan 55, in which she plays Kane. According to Fraser, she was quite nervous in taking her role, as she was a fan of the programme as a child:

…when there’s a show that you’ve watched as a child that is so iconic and almost out of reach in your head because when you were a kid watching, it just…

Marvel Comics turned 80 this year. In October 1939, Marvel Comics #1 debuted and featured the original Human Torch on the cover, an android created by Professor Phineas Horton. It’s an iconic cover and even if you aren’t into comic books, you’ll have likely seen it in some shape or form. Well, had that title continued then this month would have seen it’s 1000 comic get produced!

Indeed, Marvel…