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When you’re making a show that depends as much on fresh inspiration as Doctor Who does, some of your ideas are not going to make it in front of a camera. There is an untold history of the TV show that contains potential stories that were never brought to life, some because of budget limitations, some because the concepts were too close to other ideas, and some because they are just a bit too odd. Here are 10 of the most intriguing examples: 1. “The Son of Doctor Who” This was an idea pitched for the show’s second series by

Being a Doctor Who fan is a lot like belonging to a club. You’re part of a fandom that spans all over the world and crops up in the strangest of places. But as with all clubs, it’s not always a good idea to broadcast your love to everyone you meet. So what are the signals we can use to sound out fellow fans without alerting n00bs and anti-Whovians as to our primary passion? What can we do that screams “I love Doctor Who” but only to other people who love Doctor Who? Clothes Now, the entry level stuff is fairly obvious — the brown stripy suit, 3D specs and Converse combo, the froc...

ScheduleAnglopheniaWonderstruck Anglophenia ‘Doctor Who’: 10 Things You May Not Know About ‘The Ghost Monument’By Fraser McAlpine | January 14, 2021 “The Ghost Monument” is a story in which the strangeness of life with the Doctor is thrust to the fore. Her new companions – the fam – have just wished her farewell when they find themselves somehow stranded in the blackness of space, then split up and picked up by two racing spaceships, then dumped on an alien planet with three suns. Casual. In order to get from there to a home on the TARDIS, they have to brave robot assassins, s...

1. To start at the very beginning, “The Woman Who Fell to Earth” is the sole episode of Doctor Who since the 2005 relaunch not to feature any form of opening credits whatsoever. It’s also the only episode of Doctor Who to feature the title music in the soundtrack of the episode (when the Doctor leaps up after crashing through the train roof). 2. The title of the episode works on three levels. It’s a play on the 1963 novel The Man Who Fell to Earth by Walter Tevis, which was made into a movie starring David Bowie in 1976; it’s a reference to the Doctor’s first entrance after b...

10 Intriguing Theories That Change How You See Your Favorite Movies Crazy movie theories are practically an Internet cottage industry. For every new release, there are about two dozen theories arguing why the main character has to be dead or imagining everyone else. Generally, these theories are like your standard blockbuster: fun but ultimately forgettable. But not every crazy theory can be dismissed so easily. Because of clues in the background, some are eerily plausible. Occasionally, they even wind up improving the movie. 10 Photo credit: Working Title Films Originally released in 1997 t...