“Reject the tyranny of picked. Pick yourself.” ― Seth Godin, Poke the Box
Hi, everyone! 🙂 Well, I said this would be a two-part review for this book, Doctor Who: A History, and I gotta tell you, I finished this and it is absolutely amazing how well this franchise has held up over the years, even when it went into its hiatus, you know, went out of production, the show continued in the form of comics, radio plays, this sort of thing. It’s just absolutely amazing.
Hi, I’m reading Doctor Who: A History. And I have to tell you, this is one of the coolest books I’ve read in ages. I am loving, loving, loving this book. I mean, this goes through, truly, how the show was developed. It goes over every season, every Doctor. Well, up to a certain point of course, because, you know, it’s, uh, when was this published? I didn’t even see. Anyway, the point is it’s fantastic. It’s just a fantastic book. And I mean, it goes into how they created the show, the whole concept of the show, the characters, in great detail. You know, a lot of thought went into creating those first characters, that first Doctor and all of that. And how the Doctors change over time, how the personalities change, how the show itself seemed to be kind of creating its world as it went.
Well, I promised you a review of this book, so I’m going to give it to you right now.