I have been trying very hard to like the new millennium Doctor Who, but I think the time has come to admit defeat. I have now reached the tipping point where I have given up hope that the series will turn into something that I actually enjoy watching. Something that I can watch without constant [...]
Posts Tagged ‘Jon Pertwee’
Dr Who in the New Millenium: part 1
Posted in science fiction/fantasy, TV, tagged Doctor Who, Jon Pertwee, Patrick Troughton, Tom Baker on October 15, 2011 | Leave a Comment »
Doctor Who (2005)
Posted in books, fandom, science fiction/fantasy, TV, tagged Doctor Who, fans, imagination, Jacques le Goff, Jon Pertwee, kim newman, Tom Baker, wizard of oz on August 10, 2009 | Leave a Comment »
Kim Newman, Doctor Who. London: BFI publishing, 2005. My rating: *** Doctor Who by Kim Newman Kim Newman is a well-known and prolific author of genre novels, overviews on cult and horror film and TV and a reviewer for the film magazine Empire. This book, an entry in the excellent BFI TV classics series, is [...]
Ace of Wands (1970-2)
Posted in science fiction/fantasy, TV, tagged Ace of Wands, British science fiction, Doctor Who, Jon Pertwee, Michael Mackenzie, PJ Hammond, Sapphire and Steel on May 27, 2009 | 6 Comments »
My rating: ***** The Ace of Wands website Note: Simon Coward’s comprehensive Ace of Wands website and Andrew Pixley’s copious viewing notes which accompany the 2007 Network DVD release have been invaluable in providing background information and quotations for this review. This British children’s fantasy series is by all current technical standards fairly dire. It [...]
