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It’s the final story of the David Tennant era of ‘Doctor Who’ and it’s a two-parter. This story features David Tennant’s Doctor who faces John Simm’s Master. The Doctor is accompanied by Bernard Cribbins as Wilfred Mott and they have to face the menace of the Master and the Time Lords led by Timothy Dalton. Continue reading
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At last! I’m up-to-date on ‘The Doctor Chronicles’ front of new series ‘Doctor Who’ stories by Big Finish! Today, I’ve added my reviews on the four stories featured in ‘The Eleventh Doctor Chronicles’. I’m so pleased I’ve been to listen and review these stories in this CD box set for this year. Continue reading
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I’ve wanted to do this blog post for quite some time as I know I’ve been talking about this character a lot on my blog. This is a ‘Doctor Who’ companion that tends to really divide fan opinion. Some like her; some loathe her. Me personally, I quite like Clara Oswald as a companion. There you are, I said it. Continue reading
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HAPPY 55TH ANNIVERSARY, ‘DOCTOR WHO’!!!!!
What an amazing 55 years it has been! From William Hartnell to Jodie Whittaker; from Daleks to Cybermen; from U.N.I.T. to Torchwood; from ‘Genesis of the Daleks’ to ‘Army of Ghosts’/’Doomsday’; from ‘The Five Doctors’ to ‘The Day of the Doctor’ and of course from ‘Black Orchid’ (my favourite) to ‘The Unicorn and the Wasp’. 😀 ‘Doctor Who’ has been through a lot, hasn’t it?! Continue reading
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We enter the world of BBC Books as we celebrate the 55th anniversary of ‘Doctor Who’ with the Eleventh Doctor era. This is an era of ‘Doctor Who’ I’ve grown to like over the years. It isn’t the best era for me but I’ve enjoyed Matt Smith’s Doctor alongside his companions such as Amy, Rory and Clara. Continue reading
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And I have now completed my reviews on Season 5 of ‘Star Trek: The Next Generation’! Yeah, apologies again for this being a long time coming. I know I said I hoped to review the next ‘TNG’ season sooner than later. I’m taking my time with these seasons and I hope to review Season 6 next. Continue reading
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Check out my reviews on the ‘Doctor Who’ stories featuring the Silurians, the Sea Devils and the Myrka. These stories come from the classic series and the new series in the 1970s, the 1980s and the 2010s. There’s also a review by me on one of the ‘Doctor Who’ Silurian stories produced by Big Finish. Continue reading
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Today, I’ve added my review on the novelization/audiobook of ‘Doctor Who – The Day of the Doctor’ by Steven Moffat. This is the third of a brand-new range of Target novelizations in ‘Doctor Who’ and is on the 50th anniversary special from the new series, ‘The Day of the Doctor’, featuring the War Doctor, the Tenth Doctor, the Eleventh Doctor and Clara Oswald. The audiobook is read by Nicholas Briggs, who voiced the Daleks and the Zygons in the story. Continue reading
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You saw my post on my Series 5 ‘Doctor Who’ reviews yesterday? Well, today I’ve added another Eleventh Doctor-related review to my blog. But it’s something unusual in a similar vein to when I reviewed ‘Pond Life’. Today I’ve added my review on the Comic Relief two-part tale, ‘Space’/’Time’. Continue reading
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All my DVD reviews on Series 5 of new ‘Doctor Who’ are now on ‘Bradley’s Basement’. This includes the thirteen episodes from Series 5 and it stars Matt Smith as the Eleventh Doctor and Karen Gillan as Amy Pond with Arthur Darvill as Rory Williams and Alex Kingston as River Song. Continue reading
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