Issue 161
- Chronic Fatigue
- Cameron Dixon explains why a religious fundamentalist is his favourite character in classic Doctor Who.
- WhoLine
- Good news about the ratings for A Christmas Carol; plus, the latest news about Series Six and Torchwood.
- Christmas Special 2011
- Greg McElhatton reviews A Christmas Carol, and William Hopper nets an interview with Clive the Shark.
- Fluid Links
- Robert Smith? explores the romantic possibilities of the new TARDIS crew’s dynamic.
- Block Transfers
- Julie Chaston wonders which Doctors would be worth giving it all up to travel with.
- The Celestial Toy Soldier
- Steven Dieter enthuses over the vast number of new Doctor Who stories available for the contemporary fan.
- MindWarped
- Martin Marshall argues that the “classic” TARDIS crew has not always consisted of one female companion.
- Love & Monsters
- Deborah Stanish writes a love letter to the underappreciated Eighth Doctor.
- Crater of Needles
- Gian-Luca di Rocco argues that the “deus ex machina” ending is not nearly as prevalent as fans claim it is.
- The Sarah Jane Adventures
- Graeme Burk reviews the latest season of the Doctor Who spin-off, and argues that it’s the best to date.
- The Land of Fiction
- Jason A Miller is surprised despite himself by Michael Moorcock’s take on Doctor Who in The Coming of the Terraphiles. Plus: reviews of the Kamelion DVDs, the latest Eleventh Doctor novels; the Seventh and Eighth Doctor audios, the Companion Chronicles, the Lost Stories, and the latest IDW graphic novel.