WHO Knows

Way back in something like 1977, at the age of four, I was introduced to a TV series by the name of Doctor Who. Meeting The Doctor, Leela, K-9 and the TARDIS for the first time on that fateful Saturday teatime had a dramatic effect on the rest of my life.It turned me into a fan for life.Since then, I have watched as The Doctor regenerated multiple times. Thanks to home video, DVD and the occasional repeat, I've met Doctors and companions who stopped travelling before I was born.Like The Doctor, I have survived the Dark Times, in fact through reading The New Adventures, Target Novelizations and various other books as well as buying video cassettes, DVDs and Big Finish CDs and downloads, I have helped keep the series alive in some small way.Doctor Who is now stronger than it has been since the mid-70's and I thought it was time I celebrated that by talking about one of the passions in my life: the adventures of an almost-immortal alien being raised in a culture with technology way beyond our own, but with a love of discovery and the need to share it