“Memories. You’re talking about memories.” — Rick Deckard, Blade Runner It almost seems like a no-brainer that Steven Moffat should craft ...

As I’ve written in past seasons , Steven Moffat two-parters tend to be composed of two very different types of episodes. While “The Doctor...

“World Enough and Time” aims to grab your attention from its opening, pre-credits moments. The Doctor stumbles from the TARDIS into a froz...

Often in my recaps, I rely on the history of the writer while forming my thoughts and opinions of an episode. Doctor Who is very much a w...

Back in season seven, Mark Gatiss reintroduced classic Doctor Who villains the Ice Warriors in “ Cold War ,” an episode I was gaga over. ...

The opening montage of “The Lie of the Land,” presented as an alternate history lesson narrated by the Doctor, is disturbingly effective. ...

As he did last season with a tension-packed Zygon two-parter , writer Peter Harness (with Steven Moffat taking a co-writing credit) again...

As most Doctor Who fans know, we’re rapidly approaching the end of Steven Moffat’s era. There’s no question his showrunning tenure has be...

The Doctor: “Space … the final frontier. Final because it wants to kill us. Sometimes we forget that, start taking it all for granted — th...

In this week’s episode of Doctor Who , Bill and her college peeps — Harry (Colin Ryan), Paul (Ben Presley, Galavant ), Felicity (Alice Hew...

Writer Sarah Dollard’s first contribution to Doctor Who was last season’s “ Face the Raven ,” an episode I was lukewarm on, though that h...

Going into “Smile,” I was leery about two things: Emojibots and Frank Cottrell-Boyce’s writing credit. The former because, well, I’m a wri...

Two Christmas specials aside, it’s been a seemingly interminably long wait for new Doctor Who . A guy I know recently asked, “Is that show...

It’s been exactly one year since we last had any new Doctor Who . That’s the longest period of time the series has been off the air with n...