Part One:
1)Ah, yes, Nyssa's infamous new outfit...
2)"The Federator's son is bored."
3)It's Vaal!
4)Cliffhanger #1: The crystal ball explodes! (Be funny if she'd looked into it and seen David Collins looking back!)
Part Two:
5)"The sixth face of delus
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1)"When Arrive...Mrs. Johnson and Three Blind Mice..."
2)"What do you wanna work here for?" "The TSS is sufficiently goofy."
3)"Is she gonna be my jailer?" "Don't be silly, of course she's not going to be your jailer." I gather there's all sorts of
Read more…Part One:
1) Poor Nyssa - if they had to get rid of a companion for a story, she's the last one I would've picked.
2)"Three Blind Mice..."
3)The TSS is sufficiently goofy.
4)I gather there's all sorts of Buddhist subtext to this, but I don't know enou
Read more…Did anyone else here ever much read the DOCTOR WHO novels published by BBC books in the early-ish '00s , the ones which predated the revival of the series?
I could extend this to a question regarding Who in those "interregum (sic??) years"/the media
Read more…Our favorite Time Lord has gotten a lot of web space here and on other Internet sites.
I started the timeline below at the beginning of the new era (2005), and have been keeping it up to date as each new episode airs here in America of Doctor Who and
Read more…Jeff of Earth-J said:
The Time Lords resurrected The Master to fight in the Time War? I guess I had forgotten that detail. Okay, from Derek Jacoby onwards, then, definitely a Time Lord. The “burn victim” Master (as played by Geoffrey Beevers in “Trake
Read more…Tegan’s initial adventure before she becomes an actual “companion.” I feel sorry for her auntie. I remember having a difficult time figuring out exactly what was supposed to be going the first time I watched this one (until I read about it in my epis
Read more…While waiting for “Kinda” and “Snakedance” to be released next month, I’ve decided to kill the time by watching select stories a second time. (I’m still quite new to the world of Doctor Who, you know, and have seen very few of the stories more than o
Read more…Part One:
1) Wow, there's alot of good dialogue in this — it's really quite snappily written.
2) Chase is one of my favorite Doctor Who baddies, as well.
3) It's also very atmospheric and well acted.
4) The Doctor claims to be 749 here.
5) Cliffhange
Read more…http://insidetv.ew.com/2011/03/09/doctor-who-premiere-date/ Thanks, Ana, for pointing this out to me!
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The Steel Sky
1)The Monoids are sufficiently goofy-looking. I can't think why our Steven hasn't brought them back.
2)"Have you been frootling about in my wardrobe?"
Colonel "Bat" Guano: "If you go trying any frootling about in there, I'll blow your h
Read more…I’ve always liked Peri but I’ve never thought too much of the Sixth Doctor. The reason is not so much because of his coat [although, (time)lord knows, that’s reason enough], but more because of the way he treated her throughout the whole of the 22nd
Read more…This audio adventure features the Eighth Doctor, his granddaughter Susan, and his great-grandson Alex. It is the final part of a trilogy written by Marc Platt and also features the Doctor’s most recent companion, Lucie Miller. Lucie has shared many a
Read more…This First Doctor and Susan audio adventure is the second (or first, depending on your point of view) of a trilogy written by Marc Platt. Chronologically it takes place just prior to the first television episode (“An Unearthly Child”), but the framin
Read more…Episode One:
1)Don't the Time Lords have better ways of delivering their messages?
2)"The 30th Century Empire..." The First Great and Bountiful Human Empire?
3)"I'm not sure I like being descirbed as a 'malfunction'."
4)Hey, it's Geoffrey Palmer!
5)C
Read more…1)I always had my doubts about the Daleks putting the Master on trial - surely, if they decided he'd done them any dirt they'd just exterminate them? Maybe it was all a set-up to get at the Doctor.
2)The Dalek voices sound goofy in this.
3)I like t
Read more…That’s right, I said, “An EARTHly Child.” (Some mild spoilers follow.) Thirty years on from the Daleks’ invasion of Earth [twenty years since their defeat], the scars still haven’t healed. The survivors inhabit a world thrown back two hundred years,
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