Doctor Who

From the moment the Ninth Doctor first reached out to Rose Tyler, the image of taking someone’s hand has carried…

Nailing the first half of a two-part episode is always tricky. By their very nature, first halves can’t give away…

A little atmosphere goes a long way. “The Haunting Of Villa Diodati” is an episode you could pick apart on a number…

“Can You Hear Me?” starts out incredibly promisingly. The episode opens in 1380 Aleppo, where a spunky young woman…

A missing submarine in the Indian Ocean, birds going haywire in Peru, and active alien tech in Hong Kong. Or is it a…

Premieres, finales, and specials. Those are the places where Doctor Who usually delivers massive reveals about its…

“High-speed inventing is one of my specialisms.”

“Orphan 55” has all the components of a solid Doctor Who episode: An interesting sci-fi location, a quirky cast of…

Even more so than “Part One,” “Spyfall, Part Two” reflects the strengths and weaknesses of Chris Chibnall’s era of Do…

“Rule one of espionage: Trust no one.”

It turns out there’s a reason “The Battle Of Ranskoor Av Kolos” didn’t feel like much of a…

If there’s an action that defines both the Russell T. Davies and Steven Moffat eras of Doctor Who, it’s running.…

As I mentioned in my review of “Demons Of The Punjab,” Doctor Who has made me cry about a lot of…

A group of Republican politicians in Ohio recently made headlines for sponsoring a bill that…

“Kerblam!” earns its titular exclamation point not just because it’s fun to say, but because…

“Rosa,” the first historical story of the season, made me cry about the heroism of a real-life…

“The Tsuranga Conundrum” is a relatively solid, somewhat strange episode of Doctor Who that…

Leave it to Doctor Who to offer an episode that starts with me cowering in fear over the image…

There’s a moment in The Lord Of The Rings where Frodo tells Gandalf he wishes he didn’t have to…

For the second outing in this new era of Doctor Who, Chris Chibnall offers an episode that’s…