Tag: TARDIS

It seems strange now, in the day of Blu-ray restorations and the BBC iPlayer or its international equivalents that there was a time when an episode of Doctor

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 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 originally for budgetary reasons that upon departure from the junkyard at Totter’s Lane that the Type 40 Mark III Time Travel capsule commonly known as “the

Paul McGann’s eighth Doctor may have had less screen time than any other incarnation but that has not made him any less a fan favourite, and now he

How do you sum up fifty years of travel, adventure and excitement, troubles and conflicts, hopes and disappointments, with clarity and context, in just over three hundred pages?

1966 was an important year for science fiction. In America, Samuel Delaney and Larry Niven released their novels Babel 17 and Neutron Star, Fantastic Voyage was a summer

At the prestigious Assembly Halls on top of the Mound overlooking the city of Edinburgh, previously home to the Scottish Government prior to the completion of the Parliament

Toby Hadoke is no stranger to standup comedy, where he has long associations with Manchesters’ XS Malarkey Club, nor to the Edinburgh Fringe, where he first performed Moths

As thousands of Doctor Who fans descended on Cardiff at the weekend, the glorious Welsh capital took on a slightly TARDISy shade of blue. “Whovians” from across the world