Although I have no strong feelings against it, I have never been that interested in the Eurovision Song Contest – in fact the strongest feel...

The issue of the Doctor's similarity to a human being of African descent has been addressed before, but it is explored more fully here t...

A week on from the sequel to "Midnight", we have a more spiritual successor, and not just to one story. An everyday man has an enc...

When it comes to rating the adversaries that the Doctor has faced this century, the Weeping Angels are usually cited as the most memorable. ...

When "Space Babies" aired, I quipped that this was just the sort of Doctor Who story that a Disney takeover would produce. There ...

Doctor Who returns for its 20th year on air in the 21st Century with another bright and breezy opener. Whilst it's not as light as ...

For only the second Christmas special of his new era, Russell T Davies hands the laptop over to Steven Moffat and, whilst "Boom" v...

All too soon, we come to the end of the first season of this new/old era in an epic two-part finale. In evaluating the story, we must acknow...

 For the first time this era, we have writers new to Doctor Who with Kate Herron and Briony Redman's "Rogue". It has to be sa...

"Dot and Bubble" is probably unique amongst Doctor Who stories, in that it's title is also the first line of dialogue uttered...

When talking about certain Doctor Who stories, the phrase 'There has never been a story like...' often crops up. "73 Yards...

The new Russell T Davies era promises to be different from the first and it has very much fulfilled this promise. He has stamped his authori...

After the relatively easy beginning, we are taken way out there with "The Devil’s Chord" a sidestep into the more fantastical stor...