“Flesh and Stone” was a splendid conclusion to the River Song/Weeping Angels two-parter. Simply as the second half of this self-contained Weeping Angels(*) story, it was gangbusters. Steven Moffat has ...

Steven Moffat, you bastard. How dare you break the first rule of Doctor Who? The one that explicitly states the second half of a two-parter must, invariably, be inferior to the first. And, how dare ...

1. What, Don't They Have Phones In the 51st Century? Winston Churchill has one. And anyway, what's wrong with the psychic paper? Okay, I suppose this was was just a bit stylish wasn't it. Very James ...

Doctor Who continues to be praised by critics following the fifth episode of the Steven Moffat era. 'Flesh and Stone', which concluded the storyline started in 'Time of Angels', saw the Weeping Angels ...

The Weeping Angels remain one of the few significant contributions to The Doctor’s rogue’s gallery made in the revived series. Since “Blink” they’ve appeared in four episodes and a handful of short ...

Doctor Who: Flux episode 4 spoilers follow. Whether the Flux experiment has left you weeping for joy or sobbing with disappointment, Doctor Who is far from boring right now, and that's thanks ...

Image Credit: BBCAfter last week’s disappointing Winston Churchill installment — sorry about the lack of recap! Loved those colorful Daleks, though! — Doctor Who got back on track last night in a ...

I’d be lying if I said I wasn’t slightly underwhelmed by “Flesh and Stone,” last night’s conclusion to the superior (and scarier) “The Time of Angels.” As is often the case with Doctor Who, I ...

The Weeping Angels are, by far, the best of the many marvellously villainous creations that have emerged in the modern era of Doctor Who, a show that I am not at all freakishly obsessed with. Even if ...