Character Options Doctor Who Series 1 - Weeping Angel Reviews

There is something alarming about this toy. I am not sure it is the kind of toy you should give a young kid to play with. The new series of Doctor Who has enough dark and brooding moments to shock and scare adults, so perhaps this figure is aimed more at Doctor Who collectors rather than children. The Weeping Angels are a group of ...  Read the complete review

In the event that you might be tired or sleepy, in the event that you have an eye affliction which may cause you to blink more that what might be considered normal, in the event that you may perhaps be easily distracted this is NOT an object you would wish to keep near. The solid statue from series two or in fact a similar on ...  Read the complete review

The current Amazon 'hot offer' (£1.99) makes this a must for Doctor Who fans. Irrespective of the price, my son and other readers of Doctor Who Adventures (aimed at children aged ten or so) voted this the scariest monster to date across the four series of the contemporary Doctor Who programme. The figure itself, as with most Character ...  Read the complete review

This is from figure is based on the 'baddie of the week' from a series three episode of the new Doctor Who series. This episode has won a BAFTA and also a HUGO award. Somehow this episode managed to make one of the least sophisticated possible baddies very scary indeed, an apparently inanimate object, a statue. All of this is done ...  Read the complete review

I find that many of the Doctor Who episodes with the shorter names are more thrilling, such as 42 and Gridlock (both series 3). Series three episode 'Blink' is no different! When Sally Sparrow enters the old house, it is possessed by stone angels. Though these angels come to life - you blink, and you're dead! The little plastic angel is ...  Read the complete review