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The Doctor, Susan, Ian, and Barbara land in an altered 2006. England is at war, London is a mess, and multiple instances of the same person keep appearing out of nowhere. This eventually ties in to an experiment gone wrong...

The TARDIS materializes on Vortis where the Doctor and his companions find themselves caught in the middle of a struggle for control of this craggy, forbidding world.

A look at the premiere episode of the Fourth Series of Doctor Who and the scoop on what's in store for The Doctor and Donna Noble inside the TARDIS.

A review of the sixth episode of the fourth season of the hit BBC tv sci-fi show.

A look at the three newest novels based on the successful Doctor Who television series.

Free printable stencils can be used to spice up your current home decor.

The Doctor and Donna arrive on the same day famed mystery writer Agatha Christie goes missing for 10 days!

The newest episode of the fourth season of the hit BBC television program, Doctor Who, was another stand-out episode with great performances by Catherine Tate and David Tennant with a fantastic performance from Tim McInnerny.

A look at the second episode of the new season of Doctor Who, the long running BBC science-fiction television series.

A review of episodes eight and nine of season four of Doctor Who.

A look at the newest episode of the hit BBC television series, Doctor Who, with a look at the encounters of The Doctor with the Sontarans through the history of the television series.

The Sontarans are choking the world with their poison gas. Why? What does the gas do? What are they planning?

A review of the 11th episode of the fourth season of the hit BBC sci-fi television program, Doctor Who.

A look at the two-part story that makes up the fourth season finale of the hit BBC sci-fi show Doctor Who.

A look at the upcoming DVD releases from the BBC to feature Doctor Who through several incarnations; including Tom Baker, Peter Davison, William Hartnell and Sylvester McCoy.

A look at the best of TV reporters.

Brilliant Trainspotting and Full Monty actor Robert Carlyle is apparently in discussions to take on the role of Doctor Who when David Tennant mercifully relieves himself of the great burden next year.

A preview of the three new Torchwood novels set for release in October 2008.

A short look at the new season of Doctor Who, set to begin broadcast in a couple weeks.

"Vengeance on Varos" was originally broadcast in the UK in January 1985 as story number two of Doctor Who's twenty-second season. "Vengeance" is one of the stronger stories of the short-lived Sixth Doctor era

A look at the history of Davros and Doctor Who. A look at some of the main points of the twelfth episode of Doctor Who.

Few shows can claim to have had ten different actors play the central role, or have lasted over forty years. Why is this particular show so special?

A review of the David Tennant and Catherine Tate sketch from the BBC broadcast for Red Nose Day, 2007.

The Five Doctors aired in November 1983 as a 90 minute special to commemorate the twentieth anniversary of Doctor Who. Peter Davison is joined by his predecessors as well as past companions and old enemies in this special program.

Resurrection of the Daleks marked the return of the Doctor's oldest enemies for the first time in four years. This is one of the stronger Dalek stories during the latter years of the classic Doctor Who series, and one of the best DW stories of the 80's.

A little science lesson on what causes some of the most common sounds we hear.

The second season of the revived BBC program Doctor Who has recently ended on SCI-FI. What were the high and low points of the season? This article examines David Tennant's first season as the time traveler from Gallifrey.

The sixteenth season of Doctor Who was built around the quest for the Key to Time. That season delivered several great stories (and a couple of bad ones), but this DVD set could have been so much better.

I'm in my second childhood since the BBC resurrected Doctor Who, the world's longest-running sci-fi TV series, in 2004. Hereby announcing the following unordered ten (okay, eleven) stories to be the greatest "Doctor Who" stories ever spun.

The episodes that launched a television phenomenon are now available on DVD.

The Time Lord returns to television after a 16 year absence. Does the new series match up to the legacy of the classic program?

Before he was instructing William Shatner on the nuances of screaming "Khan!" into a communicator or having Christopher Plummer recite Hamlet in Klingon, Nicholas Meyer directed Time After Time.

The Doctor has been trapped. Martha Jones is Earth's only hope. Can she defeat The Master?

Since 1963 the sci-fi series Doctor Who has been stealing the scene in the British television screen almost nonstop. Here's an indepth look at what makes up the British sci-fi show Doctor Who.

This newly released three-disc DVD set chronicles the transition from the end of Tom Baker's seven-year tenure as the Doctor to Peter Davison's debut as the Time Lord. This set includes Baker's last two Doctor Who adventures, plus Davison first story.

A review of the 2007 Christmas Special with guest star Kylie Minogue.

This three-part series on the history of Doctor Who concludes with a look at the relaunch of the program.

David Tennant returns to television as Doctor Who in Voyage of the Damned and in Season Four. He is also joined by several familiar faces.

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A review of the 1965 set of episodes to first feature another member of the Time Lord species, The Meddling Monk, who is disrupting history by changing it, for fun.

November 23, 1963 marked the debut of Doctor Who, a program that would become the longest running science fiction series in television history. This article is the first of a three-part series examining the history of Doctor Who for DW beginners.

Part Two of a three-part series examining the history of the long-running science fiction series. This installment focuses on the 60's Dalek films, stage plays, audio dramas, novels and the infamous 1996 DW TV-movie.

I write poetry because it is a beautiful vehicle for communicating a lot in a small space. Kind of like the Tardis. And so it is difficult sometimes to write an abstract without repeating the poem, so this one is about love.