Bad Wolf: The Game Station’s Reality TV Turns Deadly
Bad Wolf drops the Doctor, Rose and Jack into deadly reality TV on the Game Station, and one of the season’s biggest mysteries finally pays off.
Bad Wolf drops the Doctor, Rose and Jack into deadly reality TV on the Game Station, and one of the season’s biggest mysteries finally pays off.
Boom Town looks like a filler episode, but the dinner scene between the Doctor and Margaret Blaine is one of Series 1’s best moral gut-punches.
The Doctor Dances reveals what Jack’s ambulance really is, why Nancy’s hiding the truth, and how everybody actually lives.
Rose saves her dad in “Father’s Day” and nearly unravels time itself – one of Doctor Who’s most personal, gut-punch hours.
The Long Game takes the Doctor and Rose to Satellite Five, where the news beamed down to Earth is being controlled by something living in the ceiling.
The Ninth Doctor finally meets a Dalek face to face, and the fear on Eccleston’s face says more about the Time War than any speech could.
The Unquiet Dead sends the Doctor and Rose to Cardiff in 1869, where the dead walk and the Doctor argues the Gelth should be allowed to use them.
The End of the World takes Rose five billion years forward to watch the Earth burn, and the Doctor finally tells her what happened to his own planet.
Doctor Who is back after sixteen years. Rose Tyler goes to work, the shop dummies stand up, and a stranger grabs her hand and says run.