Doctor Who Season Two (or Season 28, depending on your anal-retentiveness) has been a string of entertaining highs and lows, in terms of bo...

A suburban neighborhood. A different time. A major televised event. Missing residents. An abusive father. Alien abduction. “The Idiot’s Lan...

Dear Russell T. Davies , What the hell do you think you're doing to Doctor Who ? Read the rest of my love letter to Mr. Davies by cl...

As “The Impossible Planet” drew to a close and “The Satan Pit” begins, two deaths occur: A pair of redshirts take it for the team. I had t...

Consider the notion that three types of viewers partake in the new series of Doctor Who : 1) Classic series viewers who prefer safe, drama...

“The Idiot’s Lantern” is the halfway point of the second season of Doctor Who , and as such there’s a transitional feel to the proceedings....

The cliffhanger was a staple component of classic Doctor Who, and many a fan has bemoaned the new series’ self-contained storylines eroding...

“Rise of the Cybermen” marks the return of the titular foes that occupy the #2 spot (after the Daleks ) on the Doctor’s list of most oft-e...

“The Girl in the Fireplace” may be the crowning achievement of Doctor Who 's second season. I'm often overly critical of these new ...

If ever there was any debate about the new series of Doctor Who being an extension of the classic series, tonight’s installment, “School Re...

One of the great conceits of tonight's Dr. Who episode “Tooth and Claw” (8 p.m. and 1 a.m. Eastern, Sci Fi Channel) is the Doctor’s att...

"The Christmas Invasion" & "New Earth" by Russell T Davies Doctor Who must be the only show that can dish up sla...