Neil Perryman

Voyage to the Bottom of the Sea Competition

Win Voyage to the Bottom of the Sea Series 4 on DVD

Thanks to Revelation Films we’re pleased to offer you the chance to win some DVD box sets. Read more

Pathfinders in Space Competition

Thanks to Network DVD we’re pleased to offer you the chance to win some DVD box sets Read more

Help the Aged

Completely standalone (despite its teasing title) and with no connection whatsoever to The Mind Robber, The Girl Who Waited not only confounded my expectations, it battered them into a bloody, weeping pulp. Ingenious, immaginative and immensely satisfying from start to finish, it really doesn’t get any better than this. Read more

The Bed Sitting Room

God bless Torchwood and all who sail in her. Read more

Psycho Killer, Qu'est-ce que c'est?

Well, I definitely didn’t see that coming.

I was worried about Let’s Kill Hitler. After I got over the initial thrill of seeing that title card for the first time, I began to have second thoughts about the Doctor appearing in a story with the world’s most notorious war criminal. DWM’s latest cover is a bit disturbing when you stop to think about it. Whatever next? Doctor Who in an Exciting Adventure with Pol Pot? In fact, I had hoped that the title wasn’t literal at all, and in a way I was right: the real war criminal in this episode is River Song (or, from her brainwashed point of view, the Doctor) and I was very happy to see Adolf locked away in a cupboard very early on, never to be seen again. Read more