The Whoniverse has finally arrived on BBC iPlayer, just in time for Doctor Who's 60th anniversary celebrations. Are you ready to take your first steps in a new dimension of adventures? For a long time, the Whoniverse has been fandom's unofficial way of referring to all the media that constitutes the Doctor Who universe across television, audio, books, comics, and so on. … [Read more...] about Doctor Who: What is the Whoniverse?
The Doctor Who monsters which most deserve a sequel
The Whoniverse is full of one-hit wonders! These are the Doctor Who monsters who are long overdue a rematch... The Rutans The Rutans may not be the most aesthetically-pleasing of the Doctor Who monsters, but they're an intriguing species. Created by Terrance Dicks for the creepy 'Horror of Fang Rock,' the Rutans were a shape-shifting race of Doctor Who monsters who were … [Read more...] about The Doctor Who monsters which most deserve a sequel
An Unearthly Child: Everything you need to know about the first Doctor Who story
'An Unearthly Child' launched the adventures of the universe's most famous time traveller. We take a look inside this classic Doctor Who story. Unfortunately, 'An Unearthly Child' won't be on BBC iPlayer in time for the series' 60th anniversary celebrations, as the BBC doesn't own all the rights to this particular story. But you can certainly grab a copy on DVD, or … [Read more...] about An Unearthly Child: Everything you need to know about the first Doctor Who story
A guide to all the Doctor Who theme tunes
Just how many versions of the famous Doctor Who theme tune have there been? Delia Derbyshire and the BBC Radiophonic Workshop The haunting tones of the Doctor Who theme tune were originally composed by Ron Grainer, who realised his composition using the skills of Delia Derbyshire at the BBC Radiophonic Workshop, which specialised in electronic sounds. The result was an … [Read more...] about A guide to all the Doctor Who theme tunes
Doctor Who Master: How many times has he died?
A Time Lord has 13 lives, and the Master has used all of his (frequently!) So how many times has the Doctor Who Master actually died? "A new body at last..." The "crispy" Doctor Who Master may not have died in 'The Keeper of Traken,' but he was clinging to life by a thread. His body was decaying and he was in dire need of a new one. In desperation, he merged with the … [Read more...] about Doctor Who Master: How many times has he died?