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Sam (228 KP) rated Class - Season 1 in TV
Aug 14, 2019 (Updated Aug 14, 2019)
Action Packed (2 more)
Quirky Characters
Plot Development
Rushed character development (1 more)
Forced Doctor Connection
Surprisingly Amazing
I was pleasantly surprised finding that I actually really enjoyed this series. As someone who enjoyed the previous spin offs from Doctor Who I found that I actually almost liked this better than even Torchwood. It was clear to mehowever that theconnection to Doctor Who seemed a little forced and almost unnecessary as the series could easily have stood on it's own as a really good TV show.
Tiki Bar TV
Podcast
From the golden era of the lounge culture comes adlibbed tales of bartending tomfoolery.
Andy Walker (4885 KP) rated Doctor who the giggle in TV
Dec 16, 2023
Kevin Phillipson (10072 KP) rated Doctor Who and the Genesis of the Daleks: 4th Doctor Novelisation in Books
Mar 8, 2018
The doctor (2 more)
Davros
Daleks
Remember watching as a child so when i came to reading the novelisation it took me right back to my childhood an excellent novel start to finish terrance dicks as managed to flesh out the doctor and his companions and davros comes out the same. the perfect dalek novel
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Mar 2, 2023 (Updated Mar 2, 2023)
David McK (3557 KP) rated Doctor Who: Engines of War in Books
Aug 19, 2023
The War Doctor.
A previously unknown incarnation of the Time Lord known only as The Doctor, as portrayed by John Hurt in the Dr Who 50th anniversary special 'the Day of the Doctor' in 2013 during Matt Smith's tenure as The Doctor (and with David Tennant also reprising his role as the same character).
The War Doctor refers to the fact that *this* incarnation participated in the Time War, a fundamental part of the backstory of Nu-Who, between the Daleks and the Time Lords.
Its also open to interpretation whether the Engines of War of the title here are those Daleks, or the various TARDIS's used by the Time Lords during this story, which itself is largely split into 3 segments: part 1 on the planet Moldox (which the Daleks have conquered, and where the Doctor meets his new companion for this story), part 2 on Gallifrey (the home of the Time Lords), and part 3 in the space above Moldox, in the Tantalus Eye.
The result is something that is generally light-weight enough: solid if not spectacular. But, then again, that could probably apply to just about every extended universe tie in there is!
A previously unknown incarnation of the Time Lord known only as The Doctor, as portrayed by John Hurt in the Dr Who 50th anniversary special 'the Day of the Doctor' in 2013 during Matt Smith's tenure as The Doctor (and with David Tennant also reprising his role as the same character).
The War Doctor refers to the fact that *this* incarnation participated in the Time War, a fundamental part of the backstory of Nu-Who, between the Daleks and the Time Lords.
Its also open to interpretation whether the Engines of War of the title here are those Daleks, or the various TARDIS's used by the Time Lords during this story, which itself is largely split into 3 segments: part 1 on the planet Moldox (which the Daleks have conquered, and where the Doctor meets his new companion for this story), part 2 on Gallifrey (the home of the Time Lords), and part 3 in the space above Moldox, in the Tantalus Eye.
The result is something that is generally light-weight enough: solid if not spectacular. But, then again, that could probably apply to just about every extended universe tie in there is!
Kevin Phillipson (10072 KP) rated Doctor Who: Blood of the Daleks, Part 1 in Books
Nov 16, 2019
Paul macgan (3 more)
Sheridan Smith
Daleks
Hayley atwell
Always got a soft spot for this one introducing one of the best big finish doctor who companions Lucie bleeding miller as played by Sheridan Smith her chemistry with Paul macgans eighth doctor is spot on and her first story is against the daleks is added bonus.