It's all bollocks, of course, but it's hugely enjoyable bollocks …
The Stolen Earth / Journey's End contains the heady mix of brilliance, bombast and bollocks we've come to expect from these end-of-season finales …
Even if you didn't know this week's episode was entitled Judith Krantz's The Daleks Take Manhattan (or something like that), you'd know from all the Nu Yoik accents in the opening scene …
You can call me a sour old grumpy puss if you like, but I've never really believed the Doctor and Rose were in love …
There's a lot to like about Bad Wolf and The Parting of the Ways …
Robert Shearman's recent novelisation of Dalek adds quite a bit of backstory …
In which Steven Moffat shows us he never could resist his love of everything wibbly-wobbly, timey-wimey …
In retrospect, given Destiny of the Doctors features Anthony Ainley's final performance as the Master, perhaps we should imagine this directly precedes the events that lead to his trial on Skaro and transformation into a kind of ectoplasmic slime …
Twenty-five years ago today I would've been popping in the VHS tape of Doctor Who: The Movie and watching what would've been my first proper full-length Doctor Who story since becoming a "fan" …
Doctor Who — The Ultimate Adventure is my last so-called sidestep of the show's classic run …
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 …
Probably because I'd first seen Revelation of the Daleks in its four-part version, by the time Orcini's leg got blown off, I'd forgotten it was an artificial limb …
They say familiarity breeds contempt, in which case The Five Doctors should be my least favourite Doctor Who story and yet, for all its flaws, it's far too much fun for me ever to tire of watching it …
The Dalek dialogue is as dull and repetitive as ever and David Gooderson is no Michael Wisher, but there's still a lot to enjoy in Destiny of the Daleks …
It would be hard for me to overstate how important Genesis of the Daleks is to me as a Doctor Who fan …
But just before we get to Tom Baker there's this …
For the second time in their three Third Doctor appearances, the Daleks seem superfluous to proceedings …
