DW58 The BBC continues Doctor Who 's year-long 50th anniversary celebration with four specials about the Fifth, Sixth, Seventh, and Eighth Doctors, now available in a four-disc DVD set. Like the First to Fourth release, Continue reading
While Tom Baker doesn't watch “ Doctor Who ,” even his episodes, the fourth Doctor plans on viewing the 50th anniversary special and thinks his time on the show was better than real life. Continue reading
Doctor Who was named the Best Drama Series for the fourth year running at last night's TV Choice Awards, this year beating Call The Midwife, Downton Abbey and Waterloo Road. The show also received an Outstanding Continue reading
Tom Baker (1934- ) played the Fourth Doctor in 172 episodes and 41 serials, airing over seven seasons. He had eight companions (counting the two models of K-9 as two, but the two actresses who played Romana as one). Continue reading
After the success of their Fourth Doctor Scarf, Lovarzi, the UK's leading online scarf retailer, is releasing five more Doctor Who products in partnership with BBC Worldwide to celebrate the show's 50th anniversary. The range Continue reading
Every time the Doctor Who team redesigns a costume, a new cultural icon is born. Fans look back fondly at the Fourth Doctor's striped scarf, the Tenth Doctor's four-buttoned suit, and the Eleventh… Continue reading
BBC Worldwide have announced the release of a limited edition set to celebrate the Fourth Doctor, as played by Tom Baker. The Fourth Doctor Time Capsule will contain exclusive merchandise and memorabilia: An Interview Continue reading
Big Finish have announced that Phillip Hinchcliffe, much beloved producer of Tom Baker's first three years as the Doctor, is going to be doing two Fourth Doctor and Leela stories for release in August 2014. Doctor Who : Philip Continue reading
The Fourth Doctor era begins in earnest in 1975's “Alien”-like creeper pitting Earth's last humans against a horde of vengeful space-wasps. Continue reading
In 1978, there was a six-part Doctor Who story featuring the Fourth Doctor called “The Invasion of Time,” in which the final two episodes took place within the bowels of the TARDIS itself, which was really shot in a disused … Continue reading