Character Options Doctor Who - Werewolf After recently reviewing Doctor Who's Tardis, it has put me in the mood for reviewing another toy from my son's Doctor Who collection. The Werewolf First of all the Werewolf came about when the Doctor and Rose Tyler arrived in Scotland 1879. Okay that's as much about the programme as I am going to rattle on about. I'm here to tell you about the Werewolf figure, not the TV programme after all. So, the Werewolf figure stands about 8 to 9 inches tall, with his head tilted in the upmost position. He's made of very tough plastic and he's very hard to the touch, if he were to be thrown, I'm ...  Read the complete review

Since Doctor Who was relaunched back on the BBC a few years ago, our family has been completely hooked on the show, especially my oldest son, who was 5 when the show started and is now nearly 10. He went through a "Doctor Who phase" when he was absolutely obessed with the show, and his room was adorned with loads of Dalek posters and other merchandise. Suffice to say, ther BBC produced lots of toys and other memorabilia to feed the hype, including the toy I am about to review. The Werewolf. The Werewolf features in an episode about strange monks who are hiding a dark secret. The Doctor and Rose, Along with Queen Victoria have to find a way to ...  Read the complete review

Now here is one mean and moody beasty who you do not want to meet on a dark night, especially if there is a full moon. It is fair to say that the newer series of Doctor Who have thrown up some scary bad guys. They have triumphed over the likes of the Ice Warriors, from the Pertwee era and provided a strong match for even the likes of the Cybermen and the Daleks. The Werewolf made his appearance when the Doctor and Rose Tyler were in Scotland, in the era of Queen Victoria (cue lots of one is not amused jokes!) The character was quite frightening onscreen and probably shocked and upset some younger viewers, but it shows what you can with a buget and cgi ...  Read the complete review