Category Archives: Doctor Who 30 day challenge

Well, we’re finally at the end of the 30 day marathon – although I still owe you a gif. I’m sure this won’t be the last time I write about Who this year, however, not with the big 50 fast … Continue reading →

Realistically, there can only be one answer to this. It really has to be Bernard Cribbins, who played the part of Wilfred Mott perfectly. He was funny, brilliant and who can forget the poignant way in which he sympathised with … Continue reading →

You know, I really don’t do this gif stuff. Maybe it’s because I am forbidden from inhabiting the crazy world of Tumblr which Anna sees as her domain and does not want to run into her mother on it. Anyway, … Continue reading →

I could waste hours on You Tube trying to answer this one. Here’s a selection of good stuff. Tom Baker on Richard and Judy talking about Who, God and the pretty destructive relationship between his parents – when his autobiography … Continue reading →

Everyone will probably say the sonic screwdriver, although I’m not sure it’s ever actually been used as a screwdriver. Yes, it’s pretty versatile and useful, but it doesn’t make me want one. Some people might want to say the TARDIS, … Continue reading →

Well, “Geronimo” and “Allons-y” are all very good – and it was fab to hear David Tennant say the latter in person at Starfury: Midnight last month, but, really, there is no substitute for Tom  Baker saying “Would you like … Continue reading →

A selection of the finest: There are worlds out there where the sky is burning, and the sea’s asleep, and the rivers dream; people made of smoke and cities made of song. Somewhere there’s danger, somewhere there’s injustice, and somewhere … Continue reading →

There is no doubt here, even for a tiny little second. The Sarah Jane Adventures. A cool car, good writing, a super mix of characters even down to the bitching between Mr Smith and K9. Good villains like Androvax and … Continue reading →

I think probably the Doctor and Sarah Jane Smith for its endurance across the years and its appeal to much of the fandom – so much so that it had its own successful spin-off, the Sarah Jane Adventures. And Sarah … Continue reading →

So, we have 9 and Rose, 10 and Rose, 10.5 and Rose, Amy and Rory and Madam Vastra and Jenny. We could also include the Doctor and Idris, of course. While our Silurian private detective and her wife are just … Continue reading →