The Boob Tube Review: Doctor Who & The Crimson Herrings by Adam Bunch. [Spoiler alert!] I thought maybe this week, given the Victorian setting and the reference to the colour red right there in the title — both things … Continue reading
ITV “sitcom” Vicious, starring Ian McKellen (The Snowmen) and Derek Jacobi (Utopia), continued this week with numerous references to Doctor Who – watch them in the player below. Watch a clip from last week's episode … Continue reading
Plus Neil Gaiman writes Doctor Who ! This week's television includes … Top image: Doctor Who …. The last time Doctor Who had an anniversary and a Cyberman story with “Silver” in the title, it was kind of a letdown. But luckily … Continue reading
It's time again for the Madame Vastra, Jenny, and Strax show! With this week's special guests the Doctor and Clara! Continue reading
This week was another great adventure from the pen of Mark Gatiss, featuring mother and daughter duo Diana Rigg and Rachael Stirling, who played a mother and daughter with a rather dysfunctional relationship. It also saw … Continue reading
We return to Victorian England this week, amidst an odd plague of waxy red corpses. Bodies are turning up in the river, one of which died with an image of the Doctor seared into his eyes. The brother of this unfortunate man … Continue reading
Full ratings data for the week ending 21st April 2013 is now available and gives Doctor Who : Hide an official rating of 6.61 million viewers, a share of 29.2% of the total television audience. Although the final audience was … Continue reading
The BBC has released promotional pictures from this week's Doctor Who episode, The Crimson Horror – click on the images included here for bigger versions. The Mark Gatiss story is the 100th episode of Doctor Who since its … Continue reading
This week was essentially Tardis: Confidential where viewers got a behind-the-scenes tour of the Doctor's vessel. Continue reading
This week's Doctor Who tries to fool you into thinking it's a ghost story, with all the spooks and predictable gender roles such a story would demand. But it does get back to speculating on Clara's true nature and throws in a lot … Continue reading