‘Doctor Who’ thing of the day: Bill Bailey plays all the music ever from ‘Doctor Who’
It’s sorta uncanny how spot on Bailey is in boiling down the eternal soundtrack to classic Who…
It’s sorta uncanny how spot on Bailey is in boiling down the eternal soundtrack to classic Who…
Would. You. Like. A. Cup. Of. Tea?
Dr Rocketscience anticipated me yesterday when he posted a comment about the knitted TARDIS Nook cover his wife had made for him…
I want this. I want to have a cup of tea with the Doctor, too, but that’s a more distant fantasy.
One song that has always made me think of the Doctor is Supertramp’s “Logical Song.” I do imagine that on Gallifrey, they’re horrified by the Doctor, and call him a radical, liberal, fanatical, criminal. So I like to think that the Doctor — any Doctor — would find that song appealing. What do you think about the Doctor’s taste in music?
It was the 1980s. Pop charity tunes were all the rage. And when Doctor Who was threatened with cancellation, pop stars stepped forward. “Doctor in Distress” was the result. If you don’t remember it, I envy you. It’s fairly terrifying…
I think many Whovians would agree that Colin Baker did not get a fair shake at the role of our favorite Time Lord, and Andy Hughes at Topless Robot lays out a few good reasons why…
The question of whether the Doctor could or should regenerate into a woman has been raised numerous times before. I’d love to see a female Time Lord heading up her own sci-fi adventure show… but maybe not this one…
For those unfamiliar with the concept of the Mary Sue, she — or he, sometimes called a Marty Stu — is a character who is absolute perfection: brilliant, kind, generous, noble, gorgeous… but not in anyway that’s annoying. Oh no: Everyone falls madly in love with the Mary Sue…
The student in charge of this endeavor informs us that cone-shaped snow creatures are common in Doctor Who’s native Britain…