Tag: Doctor Who

Miss Sarah-Jane Smith has found herself in a curious kind of employment with an even stranger employer, serving as secretary for a man who wears “that ridiculous scarf”

It is an unexpected wake-up call for Barclay Pierre-Dupont, a civilian grade ten logistics clerk in the semi-secret Unified Intelligence Taskforce, tagged as backup for a more senior

Dressed in the scarlet robes of the Prydonian Chapter of the Time Lords, complete with the collar of high office, comedian and storyteller S J Wyatt has lived

The curtains go down and the audience applauds, the names forgotten but the laughter lasting, though Chick Byrd is determined to make his final night of a curtailed

It’s an armed robbery that falls apart even as it goes according to plan, three men blocking in a truck to seize its supposedly valuable cargo only to

The loss of a human being is a grand but intangible event, particularly when it is sudden and unexpected, as was the death of Douglas Adams in May

“You want weapons? We’re in a library. Books are the best weapon in the world.” Thus spoke a travelling Doctor while trapped in the Torchwood Estate in 1879,

The original remit of Doctor Who when it was conceived and developed in the early sixties to have been to present stories both entertaining and educational, the twin

It was in the summer of 1996 that the television movie titled Doctor Who was broadcast, first in Canada, two weeks later in Britain then two days later

The recent months having seen a prolonged effort to reduce the gaps in the Patrick Troughton years of Doctor Who with animated releases of The Macra Terror, The