Tag Archives: Doctor Who

"Listen" is a brilliant and frightening stand-alone episode of Doctor Who, featuring new insight on key characters.

"Robots of Sherwood" is the first Doctor Who tale in a long time that doesn't make sense, which means even if there are funny scenes and lines, the episode disappoints.

David Bradley plays Abraham Setrakian in The Strain, and through the magic of transatlantic Skype sat down to discuss his latest project.

"Into the Dalek" goes into The Doctor's head in a character-driven encounter with the series' most infamous foe.

"Deep Breath"" suffers from too much Clara and a mediocre monster, but Capaldi is excellent and the return of The Paternoster Gang is most welcome!

The latest 'Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles' movie, currently in theaters, is awful, while a fan-made comic captures the true spirit. When the studio strikes out, is it right that someone releases an unofficial, better product?

An Adventure in Space and Time is enjoyable, though doesn't live up to its potential, taking on a bigger subject than the production is worthy of. Luckily, this release has some nice extras to dull the sting.

Another Doctor Who serial thought lost has been recovered. The double-role-for-Troughton is a decent story, though lacks the extras most releases in this series contain.

Doctor Who - The Web of Fear lacks extras, but is a fantastic serial long thought lost, well restored and finally released on DVD.

"Doctor Who - The Web of Fear" has robot Yetis, shapeless evil, and rolling waves of fungus. It's hard to resist