When it comes to revisiting episodes in the different eras of Doctor Who, I’ve gone on massive Capaldi, Smith, Tennant, and Eccleston binges in the past. Same with the Bakers, Pertwee, Troughton, and Hartnell from the classic era. There’s just so much great stuff. Just yesterday, I did the Martin binge. You remember the Martin era, surely? Well, the Martin era really consists of only one…

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…

The latest issue of Doctor Who Magazine focuses on the First Doctor era, as 32 stories battle it out to win the coveted top-spot, to be named the Best First Doctor Adventure!

Which will be your choice? The Aztecs? The War Machines? The Dalek Invasion of Earth? Twitter users voted, and the results are revealed inside…

DWM #552 also includes:

• Series 11 writers Pete McTighe, Vinay…

Ah, 2005. If you were alive in ’05, you might remember that YouTube debuted on the interwebs, Prince Charles married Camilla, Hurricane Katrina battered the southern US, and London won the right to host the 2012 Olympics. Oh, yeah… and some guy named Russell T. Davies brought a certain time-travelling adventure series back to our screens!

A decade-and-a-half on, the revitalized Doctor Whois…

It would appear that the musical group, STOMP is visiting Gloucester because there are lots of loud noises and the ground is shaking. Or maybe it’s the platoon of Judoon, marching through, completely ignoring intergalactic law forbidding them on Earth. Either way, they’re looking for a fugitive. But who could it be…?

That was Fugitive of the Judoon, a surprising episode for two main reasons:…

WARNING: Please read every sentence of this review with the words, ‘I think’ in front of them. If you liked Fugitive of the Judoon, then good for you. I didn’t. I thought it was unmitigated rubbish. There. I have given you a precis of my review! Remember, too, that my views don’t represent everyone at the DWC – that’s how opinions work. So:

I THINK…

There was once a programme called Doctor…

It’s no longer a Judoon platoon upon the moon; instead, the great big space rhinos are marching around Gloucester because of course they are. Remember the excitement Chris Chibnall tried to generate when they announced that the Judoon would be back in Doctor Who Series 12, soon before the aliens were spotted in Gloucestershire? As a fan of the Judoon (I love Smith and Jones!), I was certainly…

With the latest Welsh BAFTAs having been and gone, there was a little bit of bad news as Doctor Who lost out on an award this year. The show was nominated for four awards including: Outstanding Actress, Best Special and Visual Effects, Excellence in Production Design and Outstanding Television Drama.

The Welsh BAFTAs are split across a number of industries including television, film, music,…

How deep was the level of secrecy surrounding the casting of Jodie Whittaker as the Doctor? Well, not even the writers, who would be busy typing away long before the new Doctor was revealed, were told they would be writing for the first female Doctor.

As revealed in the latest issue of SFX (via Radio Times), new showrunner Chris Chibnall said that the writers of the upcoming series – which…

It’s the news we’ve all been waiting for: the complete line-up of writers and directors for Doctor Who Series 11 has been confirmed.

Joining Chris Chibnall on writing duties are: Malorie Blackman, Joy Wilkinson, Ed Hime, Peter McTighe, and Vinay Patel.

Remarkably, this is the first time since Series 1 where there are no returning writers except the showrunner. Chibnall, whose previous episodes…