Doctor Who Series 14 Review: A New Doctor for a New Era that Honors the Past and Steps into the Future
As a long-time Doctor Who fan, each new season brings a mix of excitement and trepidation. The return of Russell T Davies, the mastermind behind the show’s revival in 2005, elevated these feelings to unprecedented levels. With Ncuti Gatwa stepping…
Doctor Who: Flux is the Show’s Strongest Season in Recent Years, Despite Containing Many Flaws
Doctor Who hasn’t had the best couple of years. Chris Chibnall’s time as showrunner has garnered a lot of criticism and not a lot of fans. With the impending return of Russell T. Davies to the show, as well as…
Doctor Who Series 11 Has a Lot More Misses than Hits, Despite Whitaker’s Best Efforts
It was a safe bet going in that Doctor Who Series 11 was going to be unlike most seasons it was following. The arrival of a new showrunner, Chris Chibnall, and the start of Jodie Whitaker’s turn as the Doctor…
Why Doctor Who is Ridiculous and Brilliant at the Same Time
It’s hard to describe Doctor Who to the uninitiated. Yes, it is about a time travelling alien solving various problems across time and space, but it’s also so much more. Doctor Who is the longest running television show in history,…
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