
Downtime DVD review: 1995 Doctor Who fan film, on DVD for the first time
Strictly for serious Doctor Who fans who won’t mind the ultra-low-budget ethos, and who’ll love the fan-fiction-y tidbits that are catnip to Whovians.

Strictly for serious Doctor Who fans who won’t mind the ultra-low-budget ethos, and who’ll love the fan-fiction-y tidbits that are catnip to Whovians.

He directed the first Dalek story, the first regeneration story, and some of the most beloved serials of the classic era.

Shhh! No one tell Kim Jong-Un that it was probably decadent Western TV that was mostly responsible for bringing down the Berlin Wall.

Could someone who works for the London Underground be a Doctor Who fan?

And you can download them now from iTunes…

Good news, everyone! Maybe!
I dunno about you, but when I think about the Doctor, I think about lickability.
It astonishes me to this day, though it’s a thing I learned many many years ago, that in the early days of television, no one bothered to archive much of what was produced and broadcast…
I think it might be nice, as a nod to the original conception of the show as educational, to do a purely historical story: one with no SF elements whatsoever. A story set in 1963 that highlighted how the world has changed in half a century could be really interesting…
Someone’s been watching Pirates of the Caribbean… No, wait, someone’s been watching The Abyss…