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Into the Dark

Karen Rose

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When Michael Rowland saves his younger brother Joshua from the clutches of his stepfather, he runs...

The Life and Death of Sherlock Holmes: Master Detective, Myth and Media Star

Mattias Bostrom

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Everybody knows about Sherlock Holmes, the unique literary character created by Sir Arthur Conan...

Kevin Phillipson (10072 KP) rated Doctor who attack of the cybermen in TV

Jun 21, 2022 (Updated Jun 21, 2022)

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Nicola Bryant

The cybermen

Just watched today I remember this one as I was 14 at the time when it was first shown back in 1985 as thus is first time its been shown in HD and it looks as good as when it was first shown there are parts of the story that realies to much on cyber continuity which for someone who's never seen this can get confusing and it does get violent in places and it won't be the last time I will see violence in doctor who. The best part of the disc is the interview with Colin Baker talking about his career and who of course

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David McK (3557 KP) rated Doctor Who: Once Upon a Timelord in Books

Nov 24, 2023

It's hard to believe that BBCs Doctor Who is now 60 (as of 2023).

Yes, you read that right: 60.

Albeit with a hiatus in the 1980s/1990s, until it's triumphant return in 2005.

And it's that later incarnation that is the main lead in this graphic novel, with perhaps-the-most-popular-modern-incarnation (Dr #10, David Tennant, soon also to be Dr #14) taking the lead here alongside his just-after-Rose-Tyler companion Martha. This is then a whistle-stop tour of the Doctor's various enemies, with the story itself being told as a story within a story by Martha to a group of alien monsters who feed off the pyschic energy released by storytellers.