The first complete episode of Doctor Who I ever watched was the first episode of the Davies/Eccelston relaunch. I’m now hooked, lined and sinkered. I’m looking for guidance about when and where to start watching the classic run. Please vote in the form below, and I’ll try to make the results public so that other readers of a similar mindset can get the same information.
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Category Archives: Doctor Who
Doctor Who Discussion – “A Christmas Carol”
The new special aired on Christmas Day in the UK and USA, and on Boxing Day in Canada (and, presumably, other times in other places.) What did you think of the world’s most timey-wimey Christmas special?
Doctor Who Anime Fan Project
I came across this little YouTube Video from AnimeNewsNetwork. The video is a fan anime short created by Paul “Otaking” Johnson from Sheffield, England. This isn’t his first Doctor Who anime video – an earlier installment made the rounds around the internet a while back, but this installment, is much improved in my opinion – depicting some Daleks taking out some heavily armed soldiers, and, using some creative audio editing, The Two… Masters (honestly, if it weren’t for the fact that actors who have played The Master keep dying, I’m surprised they haven’t done that concept before). Take a look below the cut. Continue reading →
Doctor Who Review: The Big Bang
The end of the series seems to have come a lot more quickly this time – or is it just me?
Doctor Who Review: The Pandorica Opens
Lots of threads come together for the first part of the first series finale of Steven Moffat’s reign.
Doctor Who Review: The Lodger
To lead us into the series-ending two-parter, a rather unusual episode in which the Doctor proves that he is utterly incapable of being normal.
Doctor Who Review: Vincent and the Doctor
After seeing something strange in one of Vincent Van Gogh’s paintings, the Doctor and Amy go to visit him in order to find out what it is.
Weekend Review – “Doctor Who: The Infinite Quest”
This animated and serialized children’s adventure ran concurrently with the 2007 season of Doctor Who.
Doctor Who Review: Cold Blood
The conclusion of the current two-parter sees some predictable things go wrong, and some surprising things as well.
Doctor Who Review: The Hungry Earth
The Silurians make a return to our screens as the stupid humans dig too deeply into the Earth yet again. When will the inhabitants of the Whoniverse learn that the safest strategy is just to stay at home and maybe grow some onions or something?