'Nightmare of Eden' is one of the darkest and funniest stories from Doctor Who's 17th season. What is it about these Doctor Who episodes which makes them so appealing? We're not going to pretend that these Doctor Who episodes are among fans' favourites. Like many Doctor Who stories, 'Nightmare of Eden' has earned many detractors over the years, but this blog post focuses … [Read more...] about Doctor Who episodes: 5 reasons to love Nightmare of Eden
Peri Brown: Who was she, and what happened to her?
Peri Brown travelled with the Fifth and Sixth Doctors and was the first American companion in the series' history. Or was she? In the 1980s, producer John Nathan-Turner wanted to have a bona fide American Doctor Who companion to join the Time Lord on his travels, partly to capitalise on the series' popularity across the Pond. And he succeeded - Peri Brown was indeed an … [Read more...] about Peri Brown: Who was she, and what happened to her?
Are these the darkest Doctor Who moments?
"There is some evil in all of us, Doctor - even you." We look back at some of the series' darkest Doctor Who moments. The Doctor is a complex character. When viewers first met him in 'An Unearthly Child,' he was very much the anti-hero; after all, he trapped two schoolteachers inside his ship and whisked them off into time and space - that is, after electrocuting one of … [Read more...] about Are these the darkest Doctor Who moments?
Who are the most powerful Doctor Who villains?
Never mind the bug-eyed monsters! Over the years, a number of (mostly humanoid) Doctor Who villains have plagued the Time Lord's travels - and some of them can't die. Here's a rundown of the most powerful... The Great Intelligence Most Doctor Who villains are clever, but with the Great Intelligence the clue really is in the name. The Time Lord first encountered this … [Read more...] about Who are the most powerful Doctor Who villains?
Looking back at the comedy Doctor Who episodes
Some Doctor Who episodes cut the drama and went for the comedy! We look back at some of the Time Lord's more whimsical cosmic encounters. Over the years, Doctor Who episodes have shifted in tone almost as much as they have shifted in genre. As Sylvester McCoy once said, "It's been historical, it's been hysterical..." You could throw 'Love & Monsters' and 'The Satan … [Read more...] about Looking back at the comedy Doctor Who episodes