Doctor Who couldn’t take on killer robots without talking about artificial intelligence and those who build it.

they are arguably just as responsible as the Doctor for popularizing the franchise. These fascist alien mutants encased in ...

Doctor Who stays timeless. With hundreds, maybe even thousands of characters filling its expansive universe, who among them ...

The instrument they describe in their paper is nicknamed Dalek, given its resemblance to the machine antagonists from the Doctor Who franchise. This instrument builds on recommendations made by ...

Modern Doctor Who’s first big Dalek opener had lots going for it, from the intrigue of the Daleks calling on the Doctor for help, to the innovative new setting of the Dalek Asylum, to the ...

the voice of the Cybermen and Daleks. In a stand-alone story from Doctor Who and Wizards vs Aliens TV writer, Phil Ford, the Twelfth Doctor finds himself thrown into a dangerous quest with his ...

The TARDIS, his ship, disguised as a British police box, is as iconic as the Doctor himself. It’s bigger on the inside, travels through time and space, and carries not just impossible technology, but ...

In the blink of an eye you can move from real-world historical figures to alien worlds in the distant ... show's mythology ...

The silver Dalek exhibit is on loan from private ... science-fiction roots to do something different. Since the Doctor is a humanoid alien known as a Time Lord, when his body gets old or severely ...

"As a gay and neurodivergent child, I often felt like I didn’t quite fit in" writes Doctor Who super fan Michael Sheridan for ...