Doctor Who is the greatest show on television these days! Writer and producer Steven Moffat took over from Russell T Davis as head writer and executive producer to write the show’s fifth series. As the executive producer Moffat was significantly involved in casting Matt Smith who did a great job as the Eleventh Doctor. The critics wrote after the final episode that it “concluded the triumphant first series”.

The fans have been speculating and know we know for sure that there have been two versions of the Doctor. The viewers agree it was brilliant and makes perfect sense now.

Was it the best series finale since Dr. Who returned? Probably.

So what shall we do during the break? The best way is to watch the DVDs Volume 1 and 2. So host a Dr. Who DVD evening with your friends who waited every night when it was on and gave you a call afterwards to talk about the episode and speculate what will happen.

If you don’t have DVD player it is time to get one. There are different models out there. The Philips DVD player is a great model that has can pause live tv, has instant replay, nothing is more helpful than that feature to go back and watch the scene more carefully.

Now that you have a great DVD player maybe it is time to look for a new tv as well. The Philips LCD tv would a great device for your living room. It has a response time of just 2 ms and comes with 1080 pixel resolution. The sound is just amazing. MPEG 4 tuner optimizes the performance of HD films and a 2.1 surround system and a total output power of 40W. The viewers get a great experience out of those great features.

For some it makes more sense to replace their old television with a DVD LCD combi tv. It is a great alternative because it combines superb picture processing performance and style with the added bonus of an integrated DVD player. Toshiba has great models and their slim-line designs make the device ideal for many environments including the kitchen, small guest rooms or the bedroom.

Be ready for the start of Dr. Who’s return next year. When it returns it needs to make some topping of this year’s series. Stay tuned…

Did you know?

Dr. Who has a fan base all over the world. Outside the UK, New Zealand was the first country that screened Doctor Who beginning in September 1964. They continue to broadcast the show for more than 40 years.

- Mandy

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