Doctor Who blogging: “The Angels Take Manhattan”
I’m really astonished at how little advantage Steven Moffat took of a fantastic opportunity to capture the Doctor in an amazing place like New York City…
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the Teachers’ Guide to Doctor Who: “The Angels Take Manhattan”
Only £1 — cheap! Please spread the word to teachers, librarians, and everyone else who needs to keep kids amused and educated.
Doctor Who thing of the day: the Doctor meets a Disney-esque princess
No, you’ll never be a princess, and no, the Doctor is never coming for you.
Doctor Who thing of the day: TARDIS string lights, night light, desk lamp
Fancy some decor that reminds you of the Doctor? Would you have any of these in your home?
Doctor Who thing of the day: vintage Dalek and monster badges up on eBay now
Just a few more days to bid, but be prepared to pony up some serious cash…
question of the day: Who is your all-time biggest or most enduring fictional crush?
You already know mine: the Doctor. I’ve been in love with him since I was 13 years old, and the romance has only been rekindled with the return of Doctor Who in 2005.
Doctor Who thing of the day: adorable and perceptive preschooler reviews “The Power of Three”
I love seeing little kids excited about Doctor Who, and even more, getting it.
Doctor Who blogging: “The Power of Three”
I’m guessing that all the malevolent aliens confer regularly, at least when they’re about to go after little ol’ planet Earth. They must: it’s the only way to explain why Earth never seems to suffer the same alien attack twice.
Doctor Who thing of the day: Kahler-Jex is not a monster!
Who is the villain of “A Town Called Mercy”? Viewers overwhelmingly agree that it isn’t the alien doctor Jex…
the Teachers’ Guide to Doctor Who: “The Power of Three”
Only £1 — cheap! Please spread the word to teachers, librarians, and everyone else who needs to keep kids amused and educated.
