Whilst I know that strictly speaking this isn't the end for the Seventh Doctor, let's just say (if I may paraphrase the Fourth Doctor) that the moment is being prepared for …

In a neat parallel with An Unearthly Child, the Doctor's travels, for the time being at least, end with him back in contemporary London …

I almost watched The Curse of Fenric when it was first broadcast …

Even in a show as literate as Doctor Who has been over the decades, Ghost Light stands out as one of its most richly allusive stories …

Although it's not without its flaws, one thing I really like about Battlefield is how it handles its big revelation …

You hear tales of people running away to join the circus, but running away from the circus? …

Although I like a lot of music that is jazz-influenced, I long ago reached the age where it's OK for me to say 'you know what, I don't really like jazz all that much' …

In The Happiness Patrol, the Doctor displays a degree of ruthless efficiency worthy of the Spanish Inquisition …

With Remembrance of the Daleks it feels as though many of the most promising aspects of the previous season's Seventh Doctor stories have clicked into place …

Ah, Ace! The quaint swearing, the inability to remember that the Doctor's title is not Professor, the teenage terrorism …

Delta and the Bannermen, as with Paradise Towers before it, shows a lot of promise, although, much like its predecessor, it suffers from a clash of tones at times. …

At almost no point does the incidental music complement the action in Paradise Towers. And yet …

Why does the Doctor regenerate at the beginning of Time and The Rani? Too much carrot juice? …