Quick Crossword 89 – The First Doctor
Can you recall the First Doctor’s adventures? Or do you deserve a jolly good smacked bottom, hmm? – Code Nine x
Can you recall the First Doctor’s adventures? Or do you deserve a jolly good smacked bottom, hmm? – Code Nine x
The good thing about the Fourth Doctor era, from a compiler’s point of view, is that there’s so much data to mine full of gorgeous names and places and McGuffins. As such, I couldn’t resist making this crossword bigger than usual. Tom Baker is the Guv’nor after all! Have your Read more…
Can you remember the Eleventh Doctor’s story titles? Time to find out! – Code Nine x
In some respects, the Great Intelligence is one of the minor baddies of Doctor Who, but it has been lurking around the Earth for a very long time. Debuting in The Abominable Snowmen in the 1960s, arguably its seminal story is the sequel, The Web of Fear – a story Read more…
VOTE HAROLD SAXON! We make think that British politics is all a bit mad in our world with a revolving door on Number 10 and *that* byelection, but it’s really rather tame compared with the Doctor Who universe. After all, no Prime Ministers have turned out to be evil aliens. Read more…
Shiver me timbers! Arrrrr! This week, we’re on the poop deck for Dr Who’s amazing adventures with pirates! There’s been an interesting boat load of Jolly Roger-botherers over the years, so cast your mind back and cast off as we set sail! Can you solve the clues or will you Read more…
There are a hell of a lot of futuristic gadgets and weapons in Doctor Who, from the Doctor’s sonic screwdriver to megabyte modems! But can you work out which is which from the clues? – Code Nine x
Can you identify the companions by their descriptions? Be aware that not all of the featured companions were on television, but I’ve given little pointers wherever this is the case. It’s been a while since I last did a companions crossword, so here we are with another one! – Code Read more…
I love a good Doctor Who book. In many ways, the plethora of Doctor Who books available in my youth guided me through the transition from childhood reading to adult literature. It was a journey from the basic Target novelisations to the expanded ones of the McCoy era and into Read more…