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Full disclosure? This isn't exactly our average Doctor Who article. In fact, the beginning might have you wondering how the classic BBC series is going to factor in at all. But trust me.

The highlight remains Neil Gaiman’s The Doctor’s Wife, and Tom MacRae’s The Girl Who Waited can’t dislodge that. But it has a damn good go, and comes a fair bit closer than you might have ...

In “The Girl Who Waited,” The Doctor finds himself confined to the TARDIS and unable to search for Amy after she gets stuck in an alternate, fast-moving timestream. That means it’s Rory to ...

She waited fourteen years before. Then another six months. Then another six months. Then another six months. She keeps waiting for the Doctor. This time it was too much. 5. Rory Is The Butt Of ...

“The Girl Who Waited” was in many ways a very familiar tale, both in terms of the Steven Moffat era of “Doctor Who” and science fiction in general. Moffat has told many stories about ...

The Doctor (Matt Smith) has his hands tied in The Girl Who Waited, this week’s episode of the time-travelling family drama Doctor Who. He, Rory (Arthur Darvill) and Amy (Karen Gillan ...

She talks of “Causality, the nexus of time” in a way that would make Pertwee’s Doctor proud. Has she been taking notes all along? And does the daydreamy girl from Leadworth really possess ...

hating the Doctor for telling her to wait and making her hope for so many years. But this is Rory and Amy — what’s 36 years when you waited 2000?Rory is still madly in love with her and will ...