I can completely see why The Lie of the Land gets a bit of a bad rap. It’s the conclusion to a three-part story with a lot of promise...

Series 9 of Doctor Who is so good, there's a lot of talk about Heaven Sent, but there's some strong stuff that comes before it, and Under the Lake and Before the Flood are very much part of that...

Weirdly, I don’t often travel back to Series 9. Maybe it’s because of the two-parter structure...

A Town Called Mercy, set during the Doctor's time in the Wild West, is one of those episodes that improves with a rewatch...

Someone help me here please! Is this just a Doctor Who thing? Does this happen in any other show? What am I talking about?

I am not old enough to remember Sarah Jane first time around but this one still gives me the feels! Here is my review of School Reunion....