Since the folks at the BBC tell me that today’s complete series DVD release of The Thick of It , starring the new Doctor Peter Capaldi, i...

Over half a century, eleven actors have starred in the British sci-fi TV series Doctor Who , one of pop culture’s longest-lasting franchis...

Likely to appeal mostly to the over 40 crowd,  “ The Best of Fridays ”  brings to DVD for the first time 16 episodes of the short-lived...

No doubt, “The Doctors Revisited” series (or at least the first two sets, comprising the first eight Doctors) will be the most controvers...

The release of “The Mind of Evil” is an important one, because with it the Jon Pertwee era of Doctor Who is finally complete on DVD – an...

Having written recent extensive recaps of over a thousand words apiece on each of the episodes contained within these Blu-rays (you can f...

After eight straight weeks of intense recapping/commentary of current Doctor Who for Vulture, it was something of a shock to get back to...

“The show must never feel old. It must always feel brand new, and a 50th anniversary can play against that. The show must be seen to be go...

Neil Gaiman has, over the course of his career, become a brand name unto himself – one that may even match Doctor Who in terms of fan d...

It’s been a while since I’ve been this dually stoked and let down by an episode of Doctor Who . The last time may have been “Victory of ...

Since “Let’s Kill Hitler,” Steven Moffat’s been playing around with what I believe he once referred to as “sexy” episode titles – phrase...

Well, now we have an idea of the type of Doctor Who yarns Neil Cross is interested in spinning, since he’s delivered two scripts in a ro...

"My world is dead, but now there will be a second red planet – red with the blood of humanity!" - Grand Marshal Skaldak File ...

It’s always potentially exciting when a new writer climbs aboard the good ship TARDIS, since there’s a possibility he sees Doctor Who ...

Steven Moffat said in numerous interviews in recent weeks that “The Bells of Saint John” was as close as Doctor Who could get to James ...

The Rued Morgue has love for the most famous works of Lewis Carroll, but it wasn’t that love specifically that led to the desire to chec...