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A review of The Thirteenth Doctor #0: The Many Lives of Doctor Who

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The Many Faces of Doctor Who Here’s a mystery. How can it be that Titan Comics have released a Doctor Who: The Thirteenth Doctor story before Jodie Whittaker has even aired on the BBC?…

A look inside: Doctor Who – The Lost Dimension

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Doctor Who: The Lost Dimension is a new cross-over of Timelord action. The Doctors have to unite as the Void, that empty space between universes, has somehow developed a fearsome hunger!…

How long did each Doctor regeneration live for?

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This infographic uses the minutes of screen time each Doctor regeneration appeared for to calculate a timeline. Special shows like Christmas and Anniversary episodes counted for one hour. We can see that the 1st Doctor did pretty well but it was Tom Baker as the 4th who has, by some distance, the longest screen time.…

Is Back to the Future really better than Doctor Who?

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Here’s a strange one. The Watch Shop surveyed some 2,000 British Sci-Fi fans and produced some interesting results. Do you agree with this? Back to the Future is a better time travel story than Doctor Who.…

Doctor Who: The first and last lines of each Doctor

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Do you remember the first thing the 9th Doctor said? “Run!” seems to sum up the series. Then there’s the 10th infamous; “I don’t want to go.” Cheezburger have put together an infographic of the Doctor’s first and last words for each generation.…

The 12th Doctor: The Oncoming Storm… or hope?

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But now it’s time for the old beast to snarl at you for a bit! That quote is from Steven Moffat discussing the changeover from Matt Smith to Peter Capaldi. Here’s the full quote; “We’ve got used to two brilliant iterations of the younger, more popular Doctor and they have both been superlative,” “But now it’s time for the old beast to snarl at you for a bit!…

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