With 80 individual releases, The Companion Chronicles will draw to a close this month with the final release of Second Chances by John Dorney. We thought it an opportune moment to take a look back over the past six years and give our personal selection of the best ten Companion Continue Reading
Few topics in Doctor Who fandom are as hotly debated as the one of “Who Should Or Shouldn’t Be Writing For Doctor Who.” There have always been divided opinions, arguments, flame wars directed towards showrunners and their choices, possibly even bar-room brawls and Mexican stand-offs. It’s certainly something many feel Continue Reading
Big Finish have produced some incredibly memorable spin-offs and additional ranges in their time producing Doctor Who audio plays. From the regular Companion Chronicles series’ to one off specials such as Love and War, from the long running Jago & Litefoot to series’ that only managed one season such as Continue Reading
For children growing up in the seventies Doctor Who collectibles were few and far between. We had to rely on Suger Smacks, Weetabix and Typhoo promotions or the Dalek Death Ray ice lolly thus leaving our love of Doctor Who objects at the discretion of our parents general housekeeping budgets Continue Reading
While Doctor Who was massively popular in the 1960s, it is arguably during the 1970s where the show solidified it’s legacy as a national institution. Refreshed and taken to new heights by Jon Pertwee and Tom Baker, the show entered a period of classic after classic. Can DWA ever be Continue Reading
Inspired by The Independent‘s annual Pink List, the yearly collective of LGBT movers and shakers, DWA presents it’s own Doctor Who Pink List, those from the LGBT who have influenced, inspired and paid greatest service to the show. Please note: There are undoubtedly personalities we have left off this list Continue Reading
We count down our top 10 moments of the 1960s and what a difficult decision it was! Close contenders include “not one line”, the Doctor’s outrage at changing history in The Aztecs, the cunning and devious Daleks in Power of the Daleks andPatrick Troughton’s immortal “They must be fought” scene.. Continue Reading
