“Good luck Rory,” the Doctor said, slapping him on the back sympathetically, before closing the TARDIS door...

Just before their honeymoon space liner hits the clouds controlled by Kazran Sardick, Amy and Rory indulge in some roleplaying...

Amy kissed Rory goodbye and sets off to work. Does Rory still think she is a kissogram? He surely can't! She was stripping for a stag do tonight, and she fancied the stag. Six guys and Amy Pond - this was going to be fun!

Amy and Rory are called into the Head Teacher's office...

Matt Smith's era is probably more bumpy-wumpy than I remembered, it is littered with some of the best (and worst) episodes in the modern era of Doctor Who...

This series felt more solid and consistent when compared to the wildly erratic series 6...

Series 7 is a much more consistent series of Doctor Who over the previous one, however, it is consistently good rather than spectacular...

The Angels Take Manhattan marks the emotional end of Amy and Rory's journey in the Doctor Who universe...

Doctor Who has gifted fans with some of the most memorable, emotional, and sometimes bittersweet companion exits in television history...

I didn't notice it as much this time around, but I remember it feeling weird being on modern day Earth...

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

I’ve never really understood the hate for Dinosaurs on a Spaceship. Sure, it’s not the deepest or most complex episode...

Series 6 was an odd one, and I think Doctor Who needed a strong start to series 7, so was that what happened? Find out in my review...

Christmas specials in Doctor Who have always had a certain charm, they are often not meant to be taken too seriously...

I truly think it is difficult to describe Series 6 of Doctor Who, but I think this episode ranking may go some way...

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...

There is a saying in football that you should never go back, does that apply to Doctor Who as well?

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.