Tag Archives: Russell T. Davies

"If you're playing Hamlet and Macbeth and you start thinking of the baggage that comes with it, you can't do the job. So I blocked it all out."

The modern Doctors, beginning with the 2005 reboot and continuing to the present.

Not as big as Day of the Doctor, this short film is a wonderful tribute to Doctor Who.

Scream of the Shalka may not be the best bit of Doctor Who ever made, but it is a unique curiosity for series fans.

Originally in 1973, it is notable as the final serial in which Jo Grant serves as companion to Jon Pertwee's Doctor.

Doctor Who takes a darker turn, mixing in horror elements in what some call the best classic serial.

Queer as Folk's complete U.K. run comes to DVD with a wealth of special features.

Take another look at Eccleston's Doctor. You're going to like what you see.

"The Complete Specials" are a grand farewell for Russell T. Davies and David Tennant

David Tennant's last few spins around the universe in the TARDIS come to Blu-ray.