Most Popular posts of Doctor Who
Doctor Who - The Sci-Fi Survivor
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Jayen Woods
November 23rd 1963, that was the date Doctor Who made its day view some 44 years ago on BBC television, little did the shows creators know that they had just launch what would become the longest running science fiction series of all time!
http://ezinearticles.com/?Doctor-Who---The-Sci-Fi-Survivor
id=756470 - Sep 28, 2007
Doctor Who - The Sexiest Sidekick
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Merlin Lee
Doctor Who, in his various generations, has been fortunate to travel with some very foxy companions. No denying it. Can you imagine Doctor Who without a companion? It'd be a little boring don't you think? In the old series, I often wished a little romance would blossom, but the writers kept the relationship strictly one of friendship. There was always a warmth between the Doctor and his female companions but never any romance. The 6th Doctor played by Colin Baker went further and showed a superior and condescending Doctor often cursing himself for having anything to do with humanity. About as far from romance as you can get! A lasting romance between our hero and his companions was taboo. The new series of Doctor Who shows that when it comes to emotions, Gallifreyans are not that different to us. Things have heated up a bit on the romance front and it is nice to see.
http://ezinearticles.com/?Doctor-Who---The-Sexiest-Sidekick
id=2845956 - Aug 31, 2009
Three Doctor Whos You Must See Before You Die
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Davros Woodton
Since the TV show Doctor Who returned to the screens in 2005, it's gained legions of fans, both old ones and new ones. But there's a whole world of Doctor Who ready to be watched, dating back to the original series debut in 1963. Let our expert introduce you to the three Doctor Whos that you must see before you die.
http://ezinearticles.com/?Three-Doctor-Whos-You-Must-See-Before-You-Die
id=3737719 - Feb 10, 2010
Doctor Who: Six Of The Worst!
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D McEvoy
I have been a Doctor Who fan for as long as I can remember. I grew up with the show and watched as many episodes as I could. I now have every DVD available and when it's on the telly I watch each new episode every week and each new Christmas special every year without fail.
http://ezinearticles.com/?Doctor-Who:-Six-Of-The-Worst!
id=5158768 - Oct 06, 2010
Which Actor Is the Best Doctor Who?
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Carolyn Clayton
Just like anything else you experience for the first time, they say you never forget your first Doctor. In the last fifty years there have been eleven actors to take on the televised role of Doctor Who. And like always since the first regeneration from William Hartnell into Patrick Troughton back in 1966, the same argument rolls on - who was the best Doctor Who?
http://ezinearticles.com/?Which-Actor-Is-the-Best-Doctor-Who?
id=7157036 - Jul 03, 2012
Doctor Who Trivia Nights - The Ultimate Challenge for Whovians
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Carolyn Clayton
Doctor Who has been on television for almost fifty years. It has existed in that time not only as a live action series but as a series of novels, a series of continuing audio adventures, countless comic book stories and even a handful of animated specials; not to mention the handful of spin-offs which exist on screen and in novels for the series itself. Doctor Who if anything is a rich science fiction universe.
http://ezinearticles.com/?Doctor-Who-Trivia-Nights---The-Ultimate-Challenge-for-Whovians
id=7169407 - Jul 10, 2012
Doctor Who is Back! The Time Lord Returns
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James Shenton
There was always something a little risky in attempting to continue that venerable British sci-fi franchise, Doctor Who. Reviving a show that has run since the early sixties and gathered millions upon millions of loyal followers can be a dangerous business. Done correctly, though, it can be very profitable.
http://ezinearticles.com/?Doctor-Who-is-Back!-The-Time-Lord-Returns
id=303807 - Sep 19, 2006
Doctor Who - Sci-Fi's Longest Running Television Series Ever!
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Jayen Woods
Back in 1963 when the first episode of Doctor who aired on BBC television in the United Kingdom, who would have thought that this small budget science fiction series would become the longest running science fiction series of all time and eventually have several spin-offs? The success and popularity of Doctor Who over the years has simply been amassing!
http://ezinearticles.com/?Doctor-Who---Sci-Fis-Longest-Running-Television-Series-Ever!
id=754882 - Sep 27, 2007
What Makes Doctor Who So Successful?
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Jayen Woods
I believe the first ever Doctor Who episode I ever watched must have been when I was around five or six; it was one of the old black and white episodes featuring the second doctor. I was absolutely glued to the television set from beginning to end. I just found the whole concept intriguing, the whole Tardis concept being bigger on the inside than the out, time travel, time loads, unconventional villains set in worlds totally different from our own and then you had some of the greatest villains ever created, the Daleks and the Cyber men.
http://ezinearticles.com/?What-Makes-Doctor-Who-So-Successful?
id=756571 - Sep 28, 2007
Torchwood - The First Ever Doctor Who Spin Off!
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Jayen Woods
Most people in English speaking countries would have heard of Doctor Who, the longest running Sci-Fi series ever, but maybe not so many would know of Doctor Who's new spin-off series entitled Torchwood. So how did Torchwood come to be and what is it about?
http://ezinearticles.com/?Torchwood---The-First-Ever-Doctor-Who-Spin-Off!