Series 6 of Doctor Who is hard to review - it is like being given a bag, and the first things you pull out are the Natural History Museum...

Doctor Who Series 6 was packed with mysteries, let's just say it from the off, too many mysteries...

I don't know what has gotten into me whilst I have watched series 6, I think I am reliving the disappointment...

We are off to the plague-ridden Apalapucia, with a story that delves into love, loss, and the consequences of time travel.

I feel a bit of a fraud when I say I don't rate episodes, I mean someone like Mark Gatiss has more talent in his little finger than me...

Mels is an absolute bell end...

I obviously have a lot of hindsight when watching these episodes, but with all that said I have been loving series 6 so far...

This is an ambitious two parter but it doesn't quite work for me...

Carl Fredricksen receives a bundle of letters revealing secrets of his past...

This truly is a lovely letter to the greatest show in the universe...

The Doctor takes Yaz on a date to Arendelle, what could possibly go wrong...

Trouble lurks at 17 Cherry Tree Lane for the Fifteenth Doctor...

Is this a slightly missed opportunity...

I have already mentioned Matt Smith, but I will mention him again as I think he is in top, top form here...

I think I could review this Christmas special with one word - beautiful...

Matt Smith and Karen Gillan are absolute gems, as is a certain Steven Moffat...

Series 5 of Doctor Who ushered in a new era, but did it hit the mark...

Oh I forgot how marvelous this finale was...

I don't know what it is about this episode, I should despise it, but I bloody love it...

Series 5 always ranks highly when people look back, I on the other hand thought it was slightly inconsistent...