Doctor Who Randomised
Re-watching televised Doctor Who in randomly selected pairs of Classic and New series stories, writing a short review of each, what they mean to me, and looking for connecting lines between each pair.
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NEW YEAR, NEW WHO
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I needed to take another break from this blog over the last few months. Each post takes a long time to put together – finding the time to watch each story, then to write a short essay on each of them, capture the necessary screenshot...
TURN BACK TIME
We’re back, and it’s about time. For this post, the Randomiser is transporting us to the Humanian year of our Time Lord 1996 – 27 May to be precise (or 14 May if you happened to be in the US) – for the one-off Eighth Doctor episode of Docto...
HOME IS WHERE THE HURT IS
In this latest randomised Who review I’ll be building high for happiness – in the Seventh Doctor story Paradise Towers by Stephen Wyatt, first broadcast in four episodes between 5 and 26 October 1987 – and digging deep beneath Liverpool – i...
WALK INTO MY PARLOUR
‘For twenty-five years I delivered five thousand words every week,’ wails the Master of the Land of Fiction in The Mind Robber. Five thousand words a week doesn’t actually sound very much – a lot of writers working today would aim to write...
DISCO INFERNO
Now someone tell me what the hell is going on here
I’ve been rewatching Doctor Who in a randomised order, and writing this blog, for nearly a year and a half now, so I thought I should take a moment to reintroduce myself to any new readers...
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