Twenty years of Big Finish Who

Big Finish celebrates twenty years of Doctor Who audio with twenty hours free to listen, including interviews, as well as a preview of their new anniversary series The Legacy Of Time.

Years And Years And Children Of Earth

As previously noted, Years And Years is an idea Russell T Davies has had a while, with Turn Left as a foretaste, but he also mentioned in The Writer’s Tale that it was nearly the end of Children of Earth...

Character Class

I mean... Class characters for DWAITAS, thanks to Siskoid.

A first look at series 12

From the official Who Twitter:

Years And Years 1

Tonight saw the start of Russell T Davies’s Years And Years on BBC One and it’s very Russell T Davies, including some familiar faces in the cast and a thundering Murray Gold soundtrack.

Starting today (with the death of Doris Day on the radio added Drop The Dead Donkey style just before broadcast) it then jumps through five yeas to shows a normal family (Lyons, possibly a reference to this 50s British domestic saga?) dealing with life in 2024 and beyond. And let’s just say it escalates rather quickly.

It really did remind me of Turn Left, Donna Noble’s finest hour, just without her way of fixing things available so I’m not holding out much hope for a happy ending when we reach the 2030s.

Some of the “oh no, what will the future be like?” and “haven’t you read the news?” dialogue clangs, but there’s some lovely observation stuff too. And a funny robot, in a very post-watershed way.

GMing advice from Morgan Davie

Morgan Davie, friend and writer for C7’s Who line, was asked about GMing advice and responded on Twitter.

Years And Years, from Russell T Davies

Years And Years, a new series by Russell T Davies, starting next week on BBC One. His work has touched on this before with Donna’s parallel future in Turn Left, though this will give us more time with the family dealing with a frightening future.

Cubicle 7 at 10

To celebrate, big savings on Doctor Who bundles from C7.

World Book Night

Read a book!

Séance and Sensibility

Legends Of Tomorrow has just done a Jane Austen episode (complete with a Bollywood style musical number) and Doctor Who hasn’t?

Yuri's Night

Tonight in 1961, a human being went into space.

14 years of the new Doctor Who

Rose was first broadcast at 7 p.m. on March 26th, 2005.

Happy International Women's Day!

“Honestly, if I was still a bloke, I could get on with the job and not have to waste time defending myself!”
The Doctor, The Witchfinders

Happy World Book Day!

Hear The Iron Legion! Sound Of The Star Beast!

Big Finish are releasing adaptations of those early Doctor Who Weekly comic strips that I keep talking about. Will more follow?