Russell T Davies

A star-studded guest-list of DoctorWho legends join the series’ showrunner for the wedding of the year!

Gallifrey Guardian

Into 2025 with the ultimate Dalek!

The Ninth Doctor in Dark Times

M onstrous Beauty the latest comic collection

Harry’s Home

Nicola Bryant, who played the Sixth Doctor’s companion

Enlarged Type

Then and now: Colin is shown snaps from

Turner exhibition

Telos Publishing is releasing a celebration of the

Galaxy Forum

Your views on the world of Doctor Who...

THE GREATEST SHOWMEN

As producer in the mid-1970s, Philip Hinchcliffe reshaped Doctor Who forever. Later this issue, he takes us behind the scenes of his era. But first, Benjamin Cook speaks to showrunners Russell T Davies, Steven Moffat, Chris Chibnall, and Philip Segal about their illustrious predecessor…

Time And Space VISUALISER

Each issue, we tune into the activities of the Doctor Who luminaries, past and present… and zoom in on a landmark moment from the series’ past…

THIS MONTH IN... 1967 SATURDAY 11 NOVEMBER

Bernard Bresslaw is fitted into his cumbersome Ice

THE MONSTER MAKERS

SHELF LIFE

THE COLLECTION: SEASON 25 BLU-RAY Featuring The

Competitions

Your chance to bag the latest Who goodies!

OTHER WORLDS

Your essential guide to the expanded Doctor Who universe – on audio, in print and more.

The Fugitive Doctor

The War Doctor is pursued by an incarnation of himself that he doesn’t remember in Once and Future: Coda.

Annette Badland

This month, the former Margaret Slitheen meets a very different monster: the War Master!

Gallifrey Scenes

A new anthology celebrates 20 years of Big Finish’s Gallifrey series. SÉAN CARLSEN, aka CIA Co-ordinator Narvin, selects his Time Lord homeworld highlights

Night of the Hunter

I n the 1910s, William Hope Hodgson wrote

Night of the Iguana

During his sixth incarnation, the Doctor met the

Loose Ends

9: JUNGLE WORLDS

THE GREATEST SHOWMEN

STEVEN MOFFAT Showrunner, 2010-2017 Born in November 1961,

CONFESSIONS OF THE NIGHTMARE MAN

From TheArk in Space to TheTalons ofWeng-Chiang via Genesis of the Daleks and Pyramids ofMars, Philip Hinchcliffe produced many of Doctor Who’s greatest hits. In October, he turned 80 – and he’s in a reflective mood. Here, in his most in-depth magazine interview ever, he talks candidly to Benjamin Cook about his extraordinary legacy…

“VIEWERS COULD GET IMMERSED IN OUR WORLDS. THERE ISN’T TIME FOR THAT NOW!”

Later… [Philip has ordered a cinnamon twirl and

A WHO-OGRAPHY

SEASON 12 The Ark in Space Four

“PYRAMIDS STILL WORKS TODAY... IF YOU’VE GOT THE INTELLECTUAL STAMINA”

Later… [The conversation has shifted to Season Thirteen

“TOM BAKER AND I SHARED THE SAME AMBITION: TO MAKE THE SHOW INCREDIBLY SUCCESSFUL...”

Shooting on Dartmoor for 1975 two-parter The Sontaran

“I WAS PROBABLY MORE UNDERSTANDING OF MARY WHITEHOUSE THAN PEOPLE IMAGINED.”

Association. Later… Weren’t you a teacher for a

SPIDER MAN

Fifty years on from his appearance in Planet of the Spiders, John Kane talks to David Bickerstaff about the episodes that marked the end of an era for Doctor Who.

SEEK-LOCATE-EXTERMINATE

Competition was fuelled by the fact that the two shows were often recorded simultaneously at BBC Television Centre.

THE DOCTOR’S DAUGHTER

Revealing the secrets of the Doctor’s adventures – scene by scene.