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Came across this article on Den of Geek: https://www.denofgeek.com/books/best-star-trek-books-ever-written/ Some interesting books on the list. I probably agree with most of them, although not sure I would have chosen Homecoming from Star trek Voyager.

As Rose is 15 years old this week, I was wondering what episodes of the current "modern" run that people think are classics - episodes when you first saw them, you knew were very special. There are many episodes I enjoy rewatching but some stand out more than others. For me: Dalek The Empty...

The team at Honest Trailers have turned their attention to Doctor Who. They have done two trailers: Classic Doctor Who and Modern Doctor Who. They have also done a commentary video for each. Modern Doctor Who: Classic Doctor Who: Modern Doctor Who Commentary: Classic Doctor Who...

Just came across this on the web. BBC America seems to have been running this series on the web for a while, revealing trivia about episodes of Doctor Who. Yesterday was "10 Things You May Not Know about The Name of the Doctor"...

...the Doctor Who movie was broadcast on BBC 1: http://blogtorwho.com/day-1996-paul-mcgann-doctor/ I remember looking forward to this even though I was only 12 years old. I had memories of watching the original series and Sylvester McCoy was my Doctor, so was so excited and pleased when I saw...

Just came across this interactive timeline for the Doctor on doctorwho.tv. It is pretty cool. http://www.doctorwho.tv/infographic/time-lord-timelines/

To tie-in with the release of the new movie, Empire film magazine have put up a feature on their website explaining the different novel series and highlighting certain books by a number of authors. Not a bad feature, and nice bit of publicity for Pocket...

I don't think this is currently being discussed but if it is, I apologise. I was just wondering if anyone bought 2-6 which have been re-released on DVD to coincide with the new films. They have some commentaries that look interesting, by amongst others: Ira S. Behr, Ronald D. Moore and Orci &...

Part 1. CBBC: Monday 03 Nov. 1715-1745 BBC 1: Monday 10 Nov. 1635-1705 Part 2. CBBC: Monday 10 Nov. 1715-1745 BBC 1: Monday 17 Nov. 1635-1705

Part 1: CBBC Oct 20th - 17:15-17:45 BBC 1 Oct 27th - 16:35-17:05 Part 2: CBBC Oct 27th - 17:15-17:45 BBC 1 Nov 3rd - 16:35-17:05 Again, please vote after seeing Part 2

This book has been mentioned in a few threads but I hope no one minds if I start one thread just for the book and some general thoughts on it. I got this book last Monday and am slowly working my way through it and I must say I'm addicted to it. It is full of great insights into the show, how...

Part 1: CBBC - Mon. 06/10/08: 17:15 - 17:45 BBC 1 - Mon. 13/10/08: 16:35 - 17:05 Part 2: CBBC - Mon. 13/10/08: 17:15 - 17:45 BBC 1 - Mon. 20/10/08: 16:35 - 17:05 Poll covers both parts so please don't vote until you have seen the entire episode!

Hi, I was wondering if some one here can help me. I recently got a new laptop and it came with Vista. On the old laptop I was using Windows XP. With XP there was a 'Play All' button in video folders that allowed you to play all your video clips in a particular folder but I can't seem to find...

I did these last year and since no one else has put one up yet I thought I'd do it again. This is a very basic one as I'm not using my proper computer at the moment. P.S. Can anyone tell me how I can add a second poll for Part Two of the epsisode? :o

Hi all. I recently finished reading the Signature Edition of these two books under the collective title of 'Worlds in Collision'. Memory Prime - Thought this was a good book but really did come across as a first book by the authors. It had some interesting concepts such as sentient computer...

I've started a similar thread in the Doctor Who forum but since there is bound to be some crossover between the two forums I hope the mods don't consider this spam. I got this highly anticipated book yesterday and has skipped up my reading list to next in line, once I finish a book on the...

I just finished this book this evening. It is a book I have been trying to track down for the last seven years after I had a conversation with a fellow Trekkie in a bookstore in Dublin. It was an enjoyable read, though I must confess I preferred the parts that dealt with the 'present'. Diane...