Welcome to the Whoniverse! Our tag line says it all, really... The Worlds of the Doctor... all in one Whoniverse. Our goal is to be the definitive portal to some of the best Doctor Who and related web sites around. The Millennium Effect is the unequalled Doctor Who reference site and home to more arcane information than you'll find anywhere else on the web. Now boasting over 900 suggestions for extras on official Doctor Who DVD releases, Time Rotor: The Doctor Who DVD Databank continues to grow every day with more input from fans like you. Browse over and check it out. The first of our guides cataloguing the minutia of Doctor Who spin-off series, Torchwood Guide is done in the style of a discontinuity guide, making it easy to use as an armchair guide when viewing the series or just to browse for interesting factiods.   The Sarah Jane Guide is also now up and running, tracking the adventures of the intrepid reporter and her new young friends as she investigates mysteries on CBBC. We also welcome aboard a new editor and the fantastically funny Blackcastle.co.uk. Everyone knows Martha was not the Doctor's ethnic companion, right? If not check out the further adventures of Sharon, from the ironically named Blackcastle. And new for 2008, Alan Hayes lifts the lid on the tapezines of old as we take a fresh look at an important part of fandom in the 70s and 80s. The Tapezine Matrix has it all, with exclusive interviews with some of the leading lights of the era... We are also proud to host the online repository of cover designs by the extraordinarily talented Lee Johnson. You'll also find our sister sites: Nothing at the End of the Lane is the acclaimed magazine of Doctor Who research and restoration and Return to Kendal our fun-filled musical charity extravaganza. We're always growing and added new articles and sites, be sure not to miss anything by subscribing to our RSS feed. But, for now sit back and start to explore the Whoniverse... Updates Subscribe to our RSS here 02/11 — Posted by Robert   Sarah Jane Adventures is back, and so is our guide. Actually, the guides for both Prisoner of the Judoon and The Mad Women in the Attic are online now, so go and dive in…   11/10 — Farewell Great Macedon Scriptbook Released Posted by Robert   In early 1964, when Doctor Who was only a few months old, actor and scriptwriter Moris Farhi, under the guidance of script-editor David Whitaker, wrote a six-part historical adventure entitled Farewell Great Macedon, detailing the Doctor’s encounter with Alexander the Great in the ancient city of Babylon. Nothing at the End of the Lane is proud to present, for the first time ever, the complete script of this unproduced Doctor Who story in one special-edition volume. Covering over 250-pages, Farewell Great Macedon not only reproduces the original script pages for all six episodes, but also features: Foreword by Moris Farhi. The history and development of the Farewell Great Macedon script and Moris Farhi’s association with Doctor Who between 1964 and 1977. Reviews of the story by Jeremy Bentham, Paul Scoones and Philip MacDonald. A special edition of DWM’s Time Team. A historical examination of Alexander the Great’s life and death compared with that seen in Farewell Great Macedon. Stunning new artwork by Jason Fletcher and Adrian Salmon. This special edition also contains the one-episode tester script, The Fragile Yellow Arc of Fragrance, written by Farhi for David Whitaker at a time when the Doctor was still halfway though fighting his first on-screen battle with the Daleks. Nothing at the End of the Lane – Farewell Great Macedon is a 258-page, A4-sized, perfect bound softcover book, available for order exclusively via www.nothing-lane.co.uk Price: $24.95USD (approx. £18 / $30AUD / €17.00)   21/06 — Torchwood is returning… Posted by Matt   It can’t have escaped your attention that Torchwood is coming back… …and now, so is TorchwoodGuide! It’s time for a (somewhat overdue) Spring clean, as we catch up with the various bits and bobs that have entered the Torchwood canon of late, starting with updates to the Guide and Characters pages covering the Radio 4 drama Lost Souls. 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