Doctor Who - Review of the Year: 2015

It's the end - but the moment has been prepared for. Yes, 2015 is crisping over like the Fourth Doctor in his strange cocoon-like regeneration and to celebrate I'm reviewing this year in Doctor Who. And what a year it was...

Starring: Peter Capaldi (the Doctor), Jenna Coleman (Clara), Maisie Williams (Ashildr), Jemma Redgrave (Kate), Ingrid Oliver (Osgood) with Michelle Gomez (Missy) and Alex Kingston (River Song)
Written by: Steven Moffat, Toby Whithouse, Jamie Mathieson, Cathering Treganna, Peter Harness, Mark Gatiss and Sarah Dollard
Directed by: Hettie MacDonald, Daniel O'Hara, Ed Bazelgette, Daniel Nettheim, Justin Molotnikov and Rachel Talalay

Review: Doctor Who - The Husbands of River Song

The Twelfth Doctor encounters his wife in 'The Husbands of River Song' - but was their meeting a marriage made in heaven?

'When you love the Doctor, it's like loving the stars themselves.'

Ranking The Chronicles of Narnia Books

 

It's not Christmas without a trip to Narnia in some form so this December I decided to go the whole hog and readthrough the entire septology of The Chronicles of Narnia. And just as I did for the Harry Potter series, I thought I'd give my ranking of the books. Everyone seems to have their own favourite Narnia adventure which I think acts as a testament to the consistency of the writing from CS Lewis and the childlike wonder that each book imbues in the reader, regardless of age. Let's have a look at how I've rated them...

Sherlock Scribbles: A Study in Pink

As a new episode of Sherlock - a Victorian-set special titled 'The Abominable Bride' - will arrive this New Year's Day, now seems a good time to revisit the mini-movie which started it all, in our on-going series of 'Sherlock Scribbles'...

Review: Doctor Who - Hell Bent

Every story ever told really happened. Stories... are where memories go when they're forgotten

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Every story ever told really happened. Stories... are where memories go when they're forgotten

Read more at: http://transcripts.foreverdreaming.org/viewtopic.php?f=53&t=24142

The Doctor has finally returned to Gallifrey but he's got an axe to grind in this fearless yet controversial finale...

 

'Every story ever told really happened. Stories are where memories go when they're forgotten.'

Review: Marvel's Jessica Jones (Season One)

After reviewing Agent Carter earlier in the year, we now take a look at Marvel's lastest female-led TV series. Meet Jessica Jones...