""I've been alone ever since," says the Doctor. It is the most telling line in three years. Sorry, all kinds of shipper, you were wrong. Err, except Doctor/Master shippers, you guys were right all along. Who knew, eh?"

"Fun enough and has hugging in it."

"What strikes me is how the Doctor for the most part treats Rose and Martha the same."

"Plot happens, the CGI is pretty bad."

"In a way what unites Rose and Martha is that both of them midjudge the depths of the Doctor's pain and believe that they can make him better. When they realise that they can't one goes clingy and the other walks out."

"If you took out all the running this episode would be like ten minutes long."

"Let's face it, Rose is a fairly generic companion, never straying too far from the template (fixations aside), and not really blowing minds with her awesome."

"If you want to see the Doctor in love then this is the episode for you. He stares at her, completely smitten. And no wonder."

"I quite like how Billie scratches her leg when Rose is nervous. I have never fully appreciated that. She was still trying at this point, bless."

"Here is Jackie looking sad. Some bastard alien has stolen her daughter from her."

Before rewatching Tenth Doctor stories, we start with his last filmed appearance.

Proposed book of essays seeks papers.

JNT's video-tapes nicked by the unscrupulous.

Lalla Ward interviewed by Graham Norton.

John Wyatt's review in The Sun.

Scott Weller's review, with lots of pics.

Andrew Hickey's review.

Ian Berriman interviews Gareth Roberts.

Ian Berriman's review.

John Williams reviews Shada (this is the one to read if you read only one)

Forbes analyses Paypal's apology. But fails to note that PayPal UK was the arm that got it right for "Behind The Sofa", while PayPal (US) got it wrong with Regretsy and the violin; I wonder if that is relevant?

Includes War Lord and Solon (but not Eelek, Fenner or Brockley)

Former Doctor Who companion Jackie Lane visits Paris, 2010. Beautiful video.

Christopher Benjamin and Trevor Baxter will once again reprise the Victorian investigative duo alongside Tom Baker as The Doctor and Mary Tamm as Romana in The Justice of Jalxar. The adventure is written by John Dorney and will form part of the second season of The Fourth Doctor Adventures, to be released in 2013.

Lovely graphic of DW history!

RTD tells all to the Pink Paper.

Doctor Who stories that you SHOULD NOT UNDER ANY CIRCUMSTANCES start with.

And another.

And another.

Another set of answers to the same question.