Doctor Who DVD covers are works of art, and we've been blessed with dozens of them since the range launched. Here's a rundown of some of the very finest sleeves in the Whoniverse... 10) The Robots of Death (original) This may be controversial, but there's a lot to be said for the 'minimalist' design of the early Doctor Who DVD covers. Granted, one could hardly call them … [Read more...] about The top 10 Doctor Who DVD covers
Wicked! Sophie Aldred to join us for Doctor Who livestream
The classic Doctor Who companion Sophie Aldred will be joining Lovarzi for a special livestream this October. Sophie Aldred, as you know, played the Seventh Doctor's companion Ace from 1987 and 1989, and most recently appeared opposite Sylvester McCoy in 2023's Tales of the TARDIS. We are delighted to announce that Sophie will be joining us for an exclusive … [Read more...] about Wicked! Sophie Aldred to join us for Doctor Who livestream
The strangest Doctor Who episode titles
Doctor Who is one of the most inventive TV series in the world, so it makes sense for some of its stories to have unusual names. Here's a rundown of some of the strangest Doctor Who episode titles in the Whoniverse... Kerblam! This is the first Doctor Who episode title to use onomatopoeia - that is, a 'word sound,' in this case 'Kerblam!' Meaning a loud thud or crash, … [Read more...] about The strangest Doctor Who episode titles
Doctor Who romance: Does the Doctor really ‘fall in love’ with people?
The topic of Doctor Who romance is one that was actively avoided in the classic era of the show. But after almost 20 years of New Who, is it still fair to say that the Doctor doesn't really 'fall in love' with people? In the early days of the show, there wasn't really any question of Doctor Who romance. The Doctor was a grandfatherly figure - an eccentric with a … [Read more...] about Doctor Who romance: Does the Doctor really ‘fall in love’ with people?
Why Listen is such an important Doctor Who episode
You might not realise it, but the Series Eight Doctor Who episode 'Listen' actually plays an important role in tying the whole Whoniverse together. There's a lot buried in 'Listen.' In typical Steven Moffat style, it jumps around in time and space, and not all of it happens in chronological order. "Basic stuff first," as someone once said. The Doctor's companion Clara … [Read more...] about Why Listen is such an important Doctor Who episode