Doctor Who

By John Scott Lewinski Actress Elisabeth Sladen has played The Doctor's companion at various times since the '70s, becoming the lovable British equivalent of sci-fi legends like William Shatner or Leonard Nimoy. The star of hit Who spinoff The Sarah Jane Adventures talks with Wired.com about developing the c...

Author's note:  Thanks to mtemplar_fic and jadekirk for reading this! The (Gallifreyan) Time Lord's ability to exactly mimic other voices has been mentioned in "The Invasion of Time," and a few of the Big Finish Audios, namely "Project: Lazarus." 

By noreply@blogger.com (Millennium Dome) Grand Moff" Steven has made it quite clear that in his world Doctor Who is a CHILDREN'S PROGRAMME. Yes, Sarah Jane is BACK. And for those of you at the back not paying attention, this means effectively an extra SIX Doctor Who adventures! Hooray!

Pairing/Characters: Jack/Nine/Rose/TARDIS to varying degrees and in varying combinations Summary: In which Captain Jack Harkness learns a new kind of dance. Begins just after Doctor Who 1x10: The Doctor Dances, and goes on to bookend Doctor Who 1x11: Boomtown.

Pairing/Characters: Jack/Nine/Rose/TARDIS to varying degrees and in varying combinations Summary: In which Captain Jack Harkness learns a new kind of dance. Begins just after Doctor Who 1x10: The Doctor Dances, and goes on to bookend Doctor Who 1x11: Boomtown.

By Blake Matthews For the past few years IDW publishing has been getting the rights to publish comics based on TV shows. They’ve published series based on Angel, Star Trek, Ghost Whisperer, 24, Transformers and my favorite show Dr Who. They’ve been publishing Dr Who Classics, which reprint stories from the...

By Michael Hickerson According to a report by SkyTV, the man most associated with the role of the Doctor, Tom Baker, is interested in making an appearance on the show in 2010.   Baker played the role of the Doctor for seven seasons in the mid-70’s, the longest tenure of any actor as the Doctor and is easily the most...

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By dailypop Doctor Who - Vengeance on Varos        With the program a popularized worldwide success these days, it may be difficult to imagine that there was a time when it was headed for the axe by the BBC. After the 5th Doctor Peter Davison left the part, script editor Eric Saward no longer had anything...

By noreply@blogger.com (Siskoid) REVIEW: Of any of Enterprise's four seasons, the second can most readily be accused of Same Old Trek syndrome. And in a way, those bog standard stories make the Temporal Cold War stuff seem less out of place. Good for those 2 or 3 episodes, I guess. In Future Tense, a ship from Daniels' time, the 3...

 UK - Of course, the Doctor Who titbits are very welcome. So there are the Cybermen in the Tardis at the end of Journey’s End. The origin segment of Davros that ...

By Christian Cawley info@kasterborous.com This is a good one, found via The Gallifreyan Embassy. Doctor Who: The Writer's Tale - the new book from Russell T Davies co-authored by Benjamin Cook (well known to DWM readers) and basically a collection of email correspondence about the production of Doctor Who - has its own website, whe...

By Earl Green Review: A clever combination of several elements of Doctor Who history, The Bride Of Peladon is a welcome revisitation to one of Doctor Who’s best-loved settings, the royal court (and adjacent secret passages) of Peladon, as first visited in Jon Pertwee’s era. Add classic elements such...

Welcome to Torchwood: New Beginnings. Everything here is up to you, and the stories you tell. The forum is set after series 2 of Torchwood, and is during series 4 of Doctor Who. Torchwood Sarah Jane Smith XX Martha Jones; M.D. XX Rose Tyler XX MC Doctor XY

Bamber, who plays Lee 'Apollo' Adama in the critically-acclaimed drama, told Metro: "[Battlestar] is only cult because it's been stuck on Sky One and not pushed. In America it's on the Sci Fi Channel, which has a stigma to it. If it was on a mainstream channel it would be as big as Doctor Who or L...

Series Summary: A Doctor Who Series. 13 Episodes of Adventure, Exploration and some fun thrown in. After the loss of Donna the Doctor needs a new companion for the challenges ahead - and why have one woman when you can have four guys? A Doctor Who/Panic at the Disco crossover series.

Series Summary: A Doctor Who Series. 13 Episodes of Adventure, Exploration and some fun thrown in. After the loss of Donna the Doctor needs a new companion for the challenges ahead - and why have one woman when you can have four guys? A Doctor Who/Panic at the Disco crossover series.

By whodaily@gmail.com Doctor Who Guide has been updated Total Sci Fi reviews Doctor Who: The Time Traveller's Almanac Davros spotted in Britain The UK Sci-Fi TV Book Guide has been updated Doctor Who Action Figures has a review of the new 18' Supreme Dalek Unreality SF reviews The Doctor Trap

DVD Video Review: "Cancellation? CANCELLATION? CANCELLATION!?!" James reviews the superb release of Colin Baker's traumatic final season in the TARDIS, a time when the series itself was battling for its very survival.

The DVD Talk Review Database is filled with reviews of TV shows available on DVD. Check out the most recent entries including: Will & Grace: The Complete Series - For those who enjoy rich dialogue, great physical comedy, and colorful characters, Will & Grace is a solid series and t...

By noreply@blogger.com (Millennium Dome) More obvious even than the Doctor Who / Robbing Hoodie connection, though, is the lifting from the series that is, in some ways, at the root of both of those: Buffy the Vampire Slayer. Except it's a really weird INVERSION of Buffy. It was quite a GOOD CGI Dragon, as these things go, nicely lip-s...

By Earl Green The Mind’s Eye Cast: Peter Davison (The Doctor), Nicola Bryant (Peri), Caroline Morris (Erimem), Owen Teale (Hayton), Rebecca Front (Major Takol), Thomas Brodie-Sangster (Kyle), Richard Laing (Ukarme), Nicola Weeks (Andree)

By whodaily@gmail.com Yet more rumors about a Doctor Who movie Den of Geek posts the second part of its Trial of a Time Lord DVD review Triple Win for Doctor Who Brand New 4th Doctor series begins Total Sci Fi reviews The Companion Chronicles: Here There Be Monsters Russell Brand wants to be the next Doctor

By Michael Hickerson “Doctor Who: The Invasion of Time” is available from Amazon. “‘The Invasion of Time’ sounds great on paper….But in execution, the story comes up a bit short.” The fourth Doctor is acting strange, even for him. Following a clandestine meeting in deep space with a mysterious trio of aliens, the...

By Earl Green Cast: Peter Davison (The Doctor), Nicola Bryant (Peri), Caroline Morris (Erimem), James Purefoy (Dracula), Douglas Hodge (Radu), Barry McCarthy (John Dobrin), Clare Calbraith (Maria), Steven Wickham (Soldiers), Nicola Lloyd (Ayfer)

One of the more amusing -- and slightly frustrating -- things that comes up in Doctor Who fandom is canon.  Usually, canon comes up in the form of a question: "Is The Enemy Within considered canon?" or "Is there anything in canon that explains why the Doctor left Gallifrey?"  What's being a...

By Tom Lewis Coinciding with Comic Con: The BBC announces that the newest iteration of "Doctor Who" has been released to iTunes. Also, BBC AMERICA will have a booth on the exhibition floor plus a host of creators and stars from: "Doctor Who", "Torchwood", "Primeval" and "Spaced".

These two characters should always have been each others nemesis, but only in Davros' first outing, Genesis of the Daleks, was he really a credible yang to the Doctor's yin. In that episode, we see the Doctor trying to reason with Davros, asking him what he would do if he had in his hands a viru...

Fandom: Doctor Who (Rose Tyler/New Doctor) Rating: NC17 Disclaimer: Don't own them. If I did I wouldn't change a word of their story. Notes: A glimpse of Rose and Ten V.2 following the events of Journey's End. 1700 words and relatively smutty. One-shot and complete. X-posted around.

 UK - The Royal Shakespeare Company's new production of Hamlet, starring Doctor Who actor David Tennant, will also be a big draw. The play transfers from the ...

By noreply@blogger.com (Millennium Dome) What a BRILLIANT episode of Doctor Who! Donna using the magic Christmas energy to make a new Dr David; The "Most Faithful Companion" being the TARDIS, sacrificing herself to seal the Daleks into the rift! Davros escaping in his black saucer;

On the second day, Rose slept. ‘… Yes.’ ‘Oh.’ ‘Er, Rose?’ ‘Doctor.’ ‘Oh.’ ‘Rose?’ ‘Doctor?’ ‘Rose?’ ‘Yes?’ On the sixth day, the Doctor didn’t tell Rose he loved her. ‘Captain Jack.’ On the twelfth day, the Doctor took Rose and Donna to the planet Roldh. ‘Ah.’ The Doctor said.

By docta(noreply@blogger.com) Donna and The Doctor are left clueless in the TARDIS, which is hovering in the empty space where the Earth used to be. Meanwhile, on Earth itself, mass panic and hysteria reigns. Companions from the past start to band together to summon the Doctor and save the world from "the darkness".

By docta(noreply@blogger.com) Contains Spoilers ** Doctor Who – Journey's End – Ep 13/13 Saturday 5 July 7.00-7.45pm BBC ONE www.bbc.co.uk/doctorwho The Daleks activate their masterplan as the series reaches a thrilling conclusion David Tennant plays the Doctor and Catherine Tate plays his companion, Donna Noble.

By docta(noreply@blogger.com) With Donna gone, the Doctor is left to fend off shadows in the Library, aided by future companion River Song. He's still in denial that they will have known each other - but then she whispers something in his ear that leaves him totally convinced. To say that, by the end of the episode, we find ou...

By docta(noreply@blogger.com) A few more humanoid life-forms join the party before too long, as a team headed up by Professor River Song (Alex Kingston) arrives to investigate The Library and its moving shadows. Song instantly recognises the Doctor, claiming that they have been to many places together - but the Doctor...

Author's Note: My first fanfic post in a long while. I've no idea how I came to write this, but I hope you will enjoy it. Any and all comments are welcome. Cross posted to  time_and_chips and dwfiction. Summary: The TARDIS and Jack are determined to get these two back together. 

Author: lannamichaels Fandom: Torchwood/Doctor Who Continuity/Canon: through Torchwood 2.12, Doctor Who 3.13 Pairings: Ianto Jones/Jack Harkness, Ianto/Lisa Rating: PG-13 Disclaimer: The BBC owns Torchwood. I don't make any money from this.

Doctor/Rose Summary: A post reunion story...taking off from the canon premise that the Doctor and Rose never had sex. All events through Last of the Time Lords apply. This part has a little Rose POV..I tried to make it all Doctor POV but it just went wonky for the alien!sex. Too, too hard to explain fr...

By Millennium Dome It's a world built out of the history of London, and that's clever and good, because London is built on her history, it's what lies beneath the surface. And, of course, so is a sepulchre, which is a container for the dead. Hence Dead London.

Characters/Pairings – Jack/Ianto, Gwen, Tosh, Owen, Martha, 10th Doctor Rating – PG Summary – Jack's back and he's brought Martha and the Doctor for a visit, but how will he let his team know he's home and how will they react. AN - slight Doctor Who crossover.

Spoilers: Torchwood 2X01, Doctor Who Season 3 Summary: Jack gets framed for a crime he didn't commit, and it's up to the Doctor and Martha to clear him,. Unfortunately, they have their own issues to deal with... Action/Adventure/Fuffy Romance.

Fandom: Doctor Who Spoilers: “Last of the Time Lords”  Raiting: R, to be on the safe side (but still relative PG) Pairing: Master/Doctor, Master/Jack but both more in the blink-and-you'll-miss-it kind of way, there could be some Doctor/Jack if you really want there to be

AUTHOR: Andromeda FANDOM: Doctor Who RATING/WARNING: NC-17, Slash, Doctor/Master, BDSM, Non-con. Spoilers for Sound of the Drums and Last of the Time Lords DISCLAIMER: Doctor Who is copyright BBC. All Rights Reserved. No copyright infringement is intended, and no money is being made.

By Angela Mitchell And what a treat, with David Tennant bouncing around the universe, bringing this brand-new hilarity and energy to the Doctor ("Ten"). I love Ten even though I miss Nine's odd purity and devotion. There was something lovely and steadfast to Christopher Eccleston that is the precise opposi...

The following story contains MAJOR SPOILERS for the third season "Doctor Who" episode "Utopia."Sometimes keeping news and promotion separate from everything else can be good for the BBC, but many times, ...

CAST: David Tennant (The Doctor) Freema Agyeman (Martha Jones) Carey Mulligan (Sally) Thomas Nelstrop (Ben Wainwright) Lucy Gaskell (Kathy Nightingale) Michael Obiora (Billy Shipton) Louis Mahoney (Old Billy) Finaly Robertson (Larry Nightingale) Ian Boldsworth (Banto)

The following story contains possible MAJOR SPOILERS for the third season finale of "Doctor Who."It’s only been eight episodes since Freema Agyeman (Martha Jones) took over the role of The Doctor’s companion ...

By Daniel Woolstencroft This week WooWho faces its biggest challenge yet -- we were all subjected to a two part episode: "Daleks in Manhattan" and "Evolution of the Daleks" Tony: Almost universally bad. Dreadful attempts at accents, Freema Agyeman has gone back to amateur hour and not even the usually reliable T...

By Daniel Woolstencroft Tony: Anna Hope did well with the return of Novice Hame. Freema Agyeman manages to improve from the previous episode, finally showing some potential in the closing scene, and Tennant shows once again why he’s one of our best actors: absolutely brilliant.

By Daniel Woolstencroft Tony: An unusually subdued Tennant this week; maybe he wasn’t happy with the material? Freema Agyeman is beginning to fulfill the misgivings I had after her debut. She’s trying too hard to act and consequently is overacting, which is going to become tiresome very quickly if she doesn’t ge...