Doctor Who has introduced the world to ... of Weeping Angels that could transform victims into living statues like them. One ...

The Weeping Angels made their debut in the 2007 episode "Blink," part of Doctor Who's third series. As quantum-locking beings, they morph into solid stone statues when under observation and boast ...

What passes for acceptable family television in the United Kingdom isn't always the same abroad, and these cultural differences have led to episodes of Doctor Who being heavily censored ...

Unfortunately, 47 episodes are a lot to watch before November, so we’ve gone through David Tennant’s entire run as the Tenth Doctor and picked out the very best stories that any new viewer or ...

Matt Smith had a tough task in following David Tennant, but these episodes prove the Eleventh Doctor was just as good. The jump from David Tennant’s Tenth Doctor to Matt Smith’s Eleventh is ...

The BBC's Doctor ... Weeping Angel, as the TARDIS has crashed on a derelict spaceship filled with them. Can the Doctor and companions repair the TARDIS before those scary statues get them?

View Doctor Who scripts by series... Here you will find TV scripts for Doctor Who - including episodes from Eccleston, Tennant, Smith, Capaldi, and Whittaker's tenures in the iconic role.

While new episodes of Doctor Who aren't set to arrive on our screens until next year, we do now have word on a brand new villain set to join the cast. It has been reported that Emmy Award-winning ...

Without your help, we wouldn't be able to fight for truth and justice. Doctor Who has reportedly cast Emmy Award-winning actor Archie Panjabi as a villain in the forthcoming new series ...

Doctor Who is turning 60 this year and it's safe to say the BBC has quite the party planned. Not only are three new episodes starring (the best Doctor) David Tennant set to broadcast in a matter ...

While it’d take a laboratory staffed by several PhDs and a mega-computer to comprehensively track what each incarnation of the Doctor is doing at any given time (they’re all simultaneously ...