Doctor Who News

Doctor Who reached its season finale on Saturday with the much-anticipated episode: The Name of the Doctor.

"Luther" is set for a much-anticipated return, while acclaimed new drama "Broadchurch" is heading for a US debut on BBC America this summer.

Doctor Who was only five weeks old when a sucker arm emerged from offscreen to menace Barbara Wright in the cliffhanger to the first episode of the second serial.

CONS: A stronger focus on analysis would make it a stronger work, academic-wise; more connections to the audios and other media would have been welcome.

If there's any sentiment I've heard consistently since last fall it's that this has been the worst season of Doctor Who since the 2005 reboot.

Not too many more days left of being a Lone Ranger when Diana is practically on the trail and homeward bound! Even though I confessed in Pirillo Vlog 392 that I've not yet seen an episode of Doctor Who, I know that my Doctor Who fan friends have been wondering how to pass the time between the recent season finale and 50th anniversary special in ... (more)

By the time Arthur Darvill left Dr Who last year his career as an actor had received a huge boost from playing the part of Rory Williams.

For a "Doctor Who" finale that accomplishes quite a lot in a rather brief amount of time, "The Name of the Doctor" is an incredibly smooth ride.

Summer and the living's easy. And quite entertaining. BBC Home Entertainment has given us a sneak peek at their hot summer releases.

So since tonight was the final episode in the seaA son I don't have a promo for the next episode to share with you.

Due to a snafu roughly the size and magnitude of the constellation of Kasterborous, Stateside fans were sent their pre-ordered DVD sets of the current series a week early... And that, of course, included The Name of the Doctor, the season finale.

Doctor Who will cap off 50 years on television with its season finale Saturday, but if you're not already into the show, you'd better ask a Whovian to hold your hand, and run.

It's the question at the heart of one of TV's greatest ever sci-fi series that has beguiled audiences for generations.

The Doctor Who series finale promises a thrilling climax. When an enemy strikes the Time Lord is left with no choice but to travel into a deadly trap that threatens to unravel his past, present and future.

The fans love to moan, but as the season seven finale approaches, Doctor Who is as good as - if not better than - ever before, argues Dan Martin The Doctor Who finale is nearly upon us, and there are more questions to be answered than ever before.

Fair to say that River Song has had moderately complicated relationships with previous Doctor Who companions - what with it turning out that she is the daughter of Amy Pond and all - and this first meeting between Mels and Clara Oswald doesn't seem to break that pattern, either.

The British science fiction TV show Doctor Who is rising in popularity around the world, not just in the United Kingdom.

The Crimson Horror scores a massive 95.42% on the Ril/Moff scale. It follows that I am not going to have anything particularly interesting to say about it.

A couple of weeks ago, geeks in America filled theaters and gave Iron Man 3 the second-biggest opening weekend in movie history.

My wife and I are raising our 4-year-old son in a multi-faith household: He loves Doctor Who, Star Wars, and Star Trek.