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Doctor Who has had The Doctor die a bunch of times. Here's how it went down, and how it led to the next incarnation.

Two of the 'Magic: The Gathering' 'Doctor Who' crossover cards have been revealed, picturing two memorable moments from the sci-fi show.

When Doctor Who was set for what was then thought to be a final showdown with his arch enemies the Daleks in 1967, the BBC was determined to make the visuals

Doctor Who collectors can splurge for the Zavvi exclusive Limited Edition Steelbook Blu-ray, available on pre-order for £29.99. This deluxe boxset has expansive special features, including an audiobook version of 'Evil of the Daleks' read by former Doctor Who star Tom Baker as well as audio commentaries. Also featured is the telesnap recreation of the episodes, plus the surviving footage from its original 1967 airing on BBC One. "It's been a privilege to work on this fantastic story with such a brilliant team – thanks to the fans for supporting our work, I hope you all enjoy watching it ...

Tom Baker as Doctor Who As the Doctor Who legend goes, Sydney Newman was furious when he saw Terry Nation’s scripts for ‘The Daleks’. For Newman – the BBC’s head of drama and a key figure in the creation of the series – the Daleks were the very thing that Doctor Who  shouldn’t be about: bug-eyed monsters. But Terry Nation, a former furniture salesman and gag writer for Tony Hancock, was adamant that his Daleks wouldn’t look like men in rubber suits. “I wanted to take the legs off, to take them away from any kind of human image,” he later said about their conception.