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Out of interest for those who missed the first issues of these Collectors Editions, Amazon are taking pre-orders for some reissues (Season 12 and 19 at the moment). It appears that the packaging is different this time though, although it was retained when they reissued Season 12 before. Unsure...

It's the norm, but usually the loudest cries are against the current show-runner, then when the next one takes over suddenly the old one, (who only a few months ago they claimed was a talentless hack who ruined the show), was suddenly a creative genius and if only they were still running things...

It would also follow The Doctor's plan in The Parting Of The Ways, where he was intending for the TARDIS to return Rose to Earth then lie abandoned to quietly die.

I've seen quite a few people, mainly the usual suspects on social media who've hated the whole show since Jodie was announced, claim that The Master being able to destroy Gallifrey is a massive plothole as he would never have the power to do it. I have a theory that easily explains this. He...

I do find it odd that people seem to have a problem with 13 using the sonic as a scanner, when 9 actually had a setting for re-attaching barbed wire.

Ruth was doing a runner, and considering that Hartnell totally believes he's the original, we can assume that eventually The Division caught up with Ruth (or her future regen), and brought her back to Gallifrey. Then after they wiped her memories, they regened her into a kid, took away his...

The mind-wipe definitely seemed to be just about future events, as to Edison and Tesla these events were "current" therefore part of their history. Even the Master's tissue-compression rampage took place during Ada Lovelace's own time, so I suspect the memory of this would have been left fairly...

I'm wondering if in the future The Master will twist the knife by claiming it was easier for him to destroy The Citadel thanks to The Doctor banishing the High Council and Rassilon.

As I wasn't willing to part with £350 to ebay scalpers I actually bought the US version for £50, as it works in the European region players just fine. Would have been nice to have had all the bells and whistles, but I'm just happy to have the episodes on blu ray. Not sure if it's just because...

Takes me back to an interview I saw with a World War 2 pilot. He had a lot of combat experience from the Battle Of Britain onwards, but nothing prepared him for his first encounter with intercepting a V-1 flying bomb. He'd shot down lots of planes before, but he'd never had one explode with...

Yeah, I just assumed that when Luke bagged wamp rats they didn't usually die in massive fiery explosions.

Just in some news, the main cast (apart from Walsh), were spotted flying out to South Africa. Almost certainly location filming, and could be a Graham-less episode (or due to other commitments he's travelling later). It also appears that Chibnall has hinted that there may be re-appearances...

And it seems that the same people who can't seem to accept the fact that barely any Doctor Who series reached 1,000 audience reviews on Rotten Tomatoes yet series 11 has reached almost 6,000, with the vast majority of 1/2 point scores being from newly set-up accounts that have only reviewed...

Also the classic Poster A gleefully reports ratings are going down week by week proving that the show is not quality television, Poster B then points out that this week's ratings are actually higher than last weeks, then Poster A states "But ratings aren't a measure of quality!" I really...

Yeah, one Amazon review for Resolution was "I didn't have to watch it to know how bad it would be".

Yeah, he offered Dalek Caan help at the end of Evolution of the Daleks. He also tried to save Davros in Journey's End AFTER he'd tried to wipe out every single lifeform in the universe. Meanwhile, some people are in a frenzy that Doctor Who won the Rotten Tomatoes Golden Tomato for Best Sci-fi...

Okay, some of the rabid "I hates Doctor Who now!" people are getting a bit desperate now. The latest thing they're claiming? "The Doctor wasn't even needed in this story, it would have worked out exactly the same without her there!" So, no-one identifies the Dalek, no-one manages to get...

They didn't. In Day Of The Daleks they had to use a mind probe to wrench the information confirming his identity from him. Of course, it could well be that whatever the Timelords had done to Three to restrict his ability to operate the Tardis may have also subtly altered his physiology so he...

I think at that point Eleven was travelling a lot on his own without the Ponds, and when on his own he does go over the line a little more. Timelord Victorious, being unforgiving in A Town Called Mercy, him effectively abandoning the universe to it's fate after Angels Take Manhattan until the...

Indeed could be an interesting situation where this scout Dalek knew who The Doctor was, but didn't know who the Timelords were, apart from what it may have gleaned from any UNIT archives it got it's puppet to hack into. And the thing with Time Travel means that this Dalek may have been a...