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The TARDIS lands The Doctor in the Hammer House of Whorror. Doctor Who has never been afraid to tip the hat to other great British institutions and if anything, it’s a wonder it took the series so long to go full-on Hammer House of Horror. If your tastes run to the gothic with a vampiric ..
And Su could have it all, my empire of dust Previously on Doctor Who… The Doctor and Mel were trapped with a zombified Susan Twist! Kate and the rest of UNIT were trapped with a TARDIS-clutching Sutekh and Ruby was trapped in The Volume…er, I mean the Time Window. The Legend Of Ruby Sunday sure ..
The first time Doctor Who dared to ask: Are You My Mummy? When it comes to classic Doctor Who, few stories are as iconic as Pyramids of Mars. First aired in the crisp October of 1975, this four-part serial from thirteenth season, Tom Baker’s second, is a gothic-tinged tale of ancient gods, cosmic horror, and ..
Quite a few things are afoot in The Legend Of Ruby Sunday The Legend Of Ruby Sunday brings us a masterclass in Russell T “I want to give new fans a fresh jumping on point but can’t resist making big swing deep cut callbacks to the series’ lore” Davies’ contrarian, madcap writing which has both ..
The latest episode of Doctor Who gave this reviewer the ick It’s Bath time, for Doctor Who, specifically Bath in 1813 as The Doctor (Ncuti Gatwa) introduces Ruby (Millie Gibson) to Society at a ball thrown by the Duchess of Pemberton (Indira Varma), a lady of minor nobility and major interest in scandal and gossip. ..
Dot And Bubble sees Doctor Who confront the black and white nature social media Dot and Bubble slides into your Doctor Who DMs with the confidence of a fedora-tipping basement dweller and just like that overly solicitous (and hopefully not pictographical) overture it’s harbouring views which are toxically bigoted and blithely entitled. The entire episode ..
It follows that I have a theory about Doctor Who’s supernatural sidestep 73 Yards Folk horror and DOCTOR WHO is a match made in TV heaven and, of course, it’s something the series has dabbled with across the years, most recently in THE WITCHFINDERS and more classically in the likes of THE CURSE OF FENRIC, ..
Moffat’s return to Doctor Who is a literal minefield with plenty of “Kiss Kiss” but will there be a “Bang Bang” in Boom? With Davies’ return, DOCTOR WHO once again embraced more character-driven, emotional storytelling as a welcome antidote to the thematically rich but dramatically inept era which preceded it. With BOOM, though, Steven Moffat ..
There are a few off-key moments, but Jinkx Monsoon strikes all the right notes as they play The Devil’s Chord Hoo-boy, where to begin? Almost strategically designed to be divisive, THE DEVIL’S CHORD sees Davies at his most provocative and most undisciplined. In an episode which punches not just through the fabric of space and ..
Space Babies snot the best Doctor Who has to offer, but it’s a lot of fun Here, as Brigadier Alistair Lethbridge Stewart once wearily observed, we go again… Ncuti Gatwa’s season opener proper, SPACE BABIES, opens with a statement of intent. The intent, of course, is to fully, forcibly embrace the messy legacy left by ..
With something old, something new, something borrowed and something blue, Doctor Who gets us to The Church On Ruby Road on time Christmas is a time for treats – and also, on TV, repeats – so it’s little wonder that Russell T Davies usher’s in Ncuti Gatwa’s era with a bit of razzle dazzle to ..
Once again, David Tennant and Catherine Tate come together to bring us much ado about nothing in The Giggle. Nothing so far in Davies, Tennant and Tate’s return has flattered to deceive as much as THE GIGGLE does. It starts full of promise, trips itself up over its own overabundance of underdeveloped ideas and ends ..
Wild Blue Yonder sees Doctor Who cross the Event Horizon Russell T Davies has made no secret of his admiration for the explosive expansion of Marvel’s Cinematic Universe and the transformational impact it has had on genre storytelling across film and television, but WILD BLUE YONDER suggests that RTD’s Hollywood viewing habits haven’t been solely ..
The Star Beast or “How Doctor Who got its groove back.” Guess Who’s back? And, more importantly, back where it belongs: prime Saturday tea time telly? That’s right, it’s DOCTOR WHO and everything old is new again as a brand new era begins with more than one blast from the past as THE STAR BEAST ..
The Power Of The Doctor sees the Chibnall Era end as it lived: messily There’s a fascinating dichotomy at the heart of Chris Chibnall’s time at the helm of DOCTOR WHO, an irreconcilable, Jekyll and Hyde-style division between who he is and what he can do. On the one hand, he’s still that pedantic continuity ..
Doctor Who: Legend Of The Sea Devils is a quintessentially underwhelming Chibnall special Penultimate adventures are a curious thing in DOCTOR WHO. Sometimes they’re entirely disconnected from the upcoming regeneration and sometimes they only reveal their true purpose retrospectively (such as THE KEEPER OF TRAKEN or PLANET OF FIRE where new companions were introduced to ..
Should old acquaintance be forgot? Not when you’ll see them again in five minutes! With implications of The Flux still reverberating around the still much-reduced universe of DOCTOR WHO, all eyes turned to the first episode of 2022: EVE OF THE DALEKS. Of course, the Chibinista who had been assuring anyone who would listen that ..