The Doctor and Robin Hood meet again. There is some confusion because this Doctor is a ‘taller, older man in the swathes of multicoloured wool.’ and not ‘whey-faced and judgemental and not at all happy to be here.’ whether this means the Doctor is older or younger, who knows. Robin Hood is certainly older, and … Continue reading Book Review. THE RETURN OF ROBIN HOOD BY PAUL MAGRS
i played a role to serve other people and i seemed to fulfil what they needed because they sought after more - more of an act i could not be satisfied with - it felt uncomfortable to lie so easily and yet people seemed to care so much for this character - and so little … Continue reading THE CORRECT RESPONSE
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I had a blast reading Elisabeth Sladen’s autobiography. I realised as I was reading this book, I know very little about Elisabeth Sladen. And yet after watching her on Doctor Who and then in her own show, The Sarah Jane Adventures, I feel as if I do know her. But of course, in those television … Continue reading Book Review. Elisabeth Sladen The Autobiography
the edge of destruction ‘Did you do that?’ Ian ‘we haven't moved.’ Susan Well, those TARDIS beds look comfortable Bloody hell, Susan and her violent scissor stabbing ‘Or another intelligence.’ Barbara 'Well, as I said, it isn't very logical.’ Doctor ‘No, it isn’t.’ Surely confiscating the scissors the first time would have been an idea … Continue reading Doctor Who: Inside the Spaceship
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