The Doctor's Companion: Doctor Who the Long Way Round

Still manipulated by the demands of the Black Guardian, Turlough sabotages the TARDIS, causing it to anchor itself to the nearest spaceship. Once on board, they quickly join forces with a pair of fashion-forward space pirates and discover that the … Continue reading →

The Doctor and Sarah Jane are called in to investigate mysterious alien seed pods found at a science base in Antarctica, but when a scientist is infected and turned into a plant monster, he realizes the seed is a sentient, … Continue reading →

The newly rebuilt TARDIS lands on the planet Peladon on its first test flight where the Doctor and Jo are mistaken for dignitaries in the midst of determining the result of the planet’s application to join the Galactic Federation. But … Continue reading →

The TARDIS lands on a beach in 2018 where the Doctor is mistaken him for a political scientist named Salamander whom he uncannily resembles. While Salamander claims that his intentions are to save the world from a famine and a … Continue reading →

In an attempted return to Earth, the TARDIS crew find themselves in the year 2167, where a rebellion has formed against the tyrannical rule of the Daleks, thousands of years before their last encounter on Skaro. Turning humans into “robomen” … Continue reading →

We’re back to discuss the eighth and final episode of Doctor Who Series 14! Did this episode feel like enough? Was there a better way to structure this two part story? What was this season missing? Is Ruby’s mother really … Continue reading →

We’re back to discuss the seventh episode of Doctor Who Series 14! Are we satisfied with the One Who Waits’ big reveal? Would this have hit harder if the series had aired as intended? How are we feeling about that … Continue reading →

We’re back to discuss the sixth episode of Doctor Who Series 14! How does this episode utilize the increased budget in exciting ways? Are there other Doctor/companion dynamics we’d rather be seeing? Could RTD already be setting up an end … Continue reading →

We’re back to discuss the fifth episode of Doctor Who Series 14! How long has Russell T. Davies been developing this story for Doctor Who? Is the ultimate lesson here to hate Lindy or should we be seeing her story … Continue reading →

We’re back to discuss the divisive fourth episode of Doctor Who Series 14! What does that mean? Why is this happening? Who is that? What did she say? Where is all of this going? What’s his deal? How does that … Continue reading →

We’re back to discuss Steven Moffat’s triumphant return to Doctor Who with BOOM, the third episode of Series 14! How can the Doctor solve a problem when he can’t move? Does this episode feel like a Moffat’s Greatest Hits or … Continue reading →

Doctor Who is back with a brand new season of adventures beginning with the first two episodes of Series 14 (or Season One?): SPACE BABIES and THE DEVIL’S CHORD! Where do babies come from? How do you define a musical … Continue reading →

The Doctor finds himself wondering if people have ever been truly alone. Or is it possible that there could be a creature that has perfected hiding, lurking unseen next to us all? And what if that theoretical creature turned out … Continue reading →

As a legend spreads across time of a prison called the Pandorica, and the all-powerful being that it imprisons with it, the Doctor, Amy, and River Song arrive at Stonehenge to find it. But when they discover, too late, that … Continue reading →

When the Doctor and Rose return to London to find the world enraptured by ghostly figures, they soon find themselves taken prisoner by the Torchwood Institute, a clandestine government organization that investigates supernatural occurrences, and who is ultimately responsible for … Continue reading →

The Doctor and Rose are separated as they find themselves the unwilling contestants in a series of twisted reality television programs with deadly consequences if they lose. Soon, the Doctor realizes that the Game Station is the same broadcast network … Continue reading →

The Doctor is surprised to learn that Charley has never heard of William Shakespeare and decides to find out how this could be possible, only to discover that the Daleks are to blame in yet another scheme to conquer Earth. … Continue reading →

The TARDIS lands in a Victorian-era manor and the Doctor and Ace find themselves investigating the origin of its strange occupants, but Ace soon discovers that the mansion is the same one she burned down in her hometown. As she … Continue reading →

As the Doctor’s trial continues, he demands to use the Matrix of Time to present evidence in his defense, choosing an adventure from his future in which a distress call leads the Doctor and his (as-of-yet unmet) companion Melanie Bush … Continue reading →

The Black Guardian, a cosmic being who once vowed revenge against the Doctor, contacts an alien schoolboy named Turlough and tasks him with killing the Doctor’s latest incarnation in return for sending him back to his home planet. Meanwhile, a … Continue reading →

On the barren planet of Karn, a scientist has been putting together a body made of different species to ultimately house the brain of Morbius, a Time Lord cult leader once sentenced to death. He’ll need a “proper” brain to … Continue reading →

When a delegate for a peace conference is nearly assassinated by what appears to be a ghost, UNIT brings in the Doctor to investigate. The “ghost” assassin turns out to be part of a group of rebel soldiers who have … Continue reading →

The TARDIS arrives on Earth in 5000 A.D. as scientists are attempting to stave off using ion technology to stave off a second Ice Age. When a humanoid creature is discovered frozen inside a nearby glacier, the scientists thaw it … Continue reading →

When the TARDIS doors come open mid-flight, Barbara, Ian, Susan, and The Doctor discover that they have been shrunk to an inch in size and landed in a garden in ’60s England. While trying to come to terms with their … Continue reading →

Russell T. Davies is back! We’re 400 episodes old! Let’s celebrate by discussing the 24 Doctor Who stories penned by the man himself from his first era as showrunner (2005-2010) as they go head to head in a bracket-style tournament … Continue reading →