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Candy Jar Books has announced the full contents of Just Sarah: More Than Fifty Years of a Doctor Who Companion, a celebratory book all about Sarah Jane Smith, played by Elisabeth Sladen.
Alongside a rare interview with Third Doctor actor, Jon Pertwee, conducted in the 1990s shortly before his passing, the collection features chapters written by Tim Treloar...
During a chat on the Radio show, Five Live, Doctor Who showrunner Russell T Davies dodged a question about whether Billie Piper really is playing the Sixteenth Doctor, as seems to be the case at the end of The Reality War.
Presenter, Rachel Burden told Davies that her nine-year-old son was enjoying The War Between the Land and the Sea...
In today’s episodes of the new Doctor Who spin-off, The War Between the Land and the Sea, we’re taken into the depths, to meet Homo Aqua, aka the redesigned Sea Devils, on their home turf. Or, uhm, home reef.
As with last week, we’re putting our normal polls up early as we want to encourage more speculation about the upcoming double bill, which ai...
The latest issue of Doctor Who Magazine goes in-depth on the new spin-off show, The War Between the Land and the Sea, with interviews and art cards featuring Homo Aqua, aka the Sea Devils.
Doctor Who Magazine #624 catches up with Russell Tovey, chatting about his role as Barclay Pierre-Dupont, plus writer P...
Two episodes in, The War Between The Land and the Sea feels so much more coherent than a recent Russell T Davies era episode of Doctor Who. That’s because things are allowed to develop, to breathe. I enjoyed the heck out of this. As much as I like Doctor Who (even the so-called “RTD2” era); I loved this, because it didn’t have all the usual Who...
