The Confessions of Who

OK, so now we are getting to the bottom of Who parody here, with Doctor Poo from Monster Fun Comic (1976). Haven´t been able to find any mo...

During in the early seventies, one of Britain´s most successful comic artists provided Who illustrations to support the program listings in ...

Here´s a few more crossover Who ´cartoons´, this time from ´Futurama´ comic and featuring Daleks, cybermen and K9. I´ve collected these fro...

Following my last post, I´m wading my way through the Radio Times clippings in the Cuttings Archive ( link ), and I found something which I´...

Hiya, sorry, I've been a bit busy moving half way across the world and stuff... now back in the UK, re-united with my Who collection (al...

Long before Tennant got power crazed and took over everything that is Who, the job of publicity was shared around a bit more. Even the bad ...

Framegrab from the BBC Xmas 'idents' (one of three done with Tennant and TARDIS). Watch on YouTube... Thats the first time I've ...

So far we´ve looked at the first Who related merchandise, all of which has been Dalek themed, from ´The Dalek Book´ and Cadet collectors car...

Published on 12 November 1964, just in time for the second arrival of the Daleks in the TV series ´The Dalek Invaision of Earth´, was the fi...

Hot on the heals of ´The Dalek Book´, Dr. Who and the Daleks sweet cigarettes were produced by Cadet in mid 1964, with artwork heavily insp...

As most of us know, the Daleks featured in the second ever Who story, ´The Mutants´ (or ´The Dead Planet´, or even ´The Daleks´!), in late 1...

The Radio Times is a weekly TV listing magazine published by the BBC in the UK. Over the years it has included many articles on Who, and mo...

And so it was, on the 23rd November 1963, a TV legend was born. When you look at Who now, 46 years later, it, like its current Doctor, has...

I´ve been looking back at the early Radio Times issues, and the Cutting Archive has what looks like a complete library of scans for the firs...

In 1976 TyPhoo Tea ran one of the best Who promotional offers ever, featuring the work of the great Chris Achilleos on the boxes, 12 photogr...

A few days back I noticed that the Beeb had done a deal with YouTube to officially stream stories from the classic series. This, I thought ...

Way back when Peter Davison was the Doctor, and a young innocent Who fan was beginning a never ending obsession, it was hard to get your han...

Meglos, a classic megalomanic (or is it the Doctor? Or a cactus? Pure genius that - in how many shows do you get a cactus trying to take ove...

Growing up with the Target novelisations of the original ´classic´ Who meant that one artist was synonymous with early Doctor Who stories - ...

Now some fans take their Who very seriously. They get upset when stories conflict with one another (continuity errors) and come up with all...