Doctor Who Zone

Doctor Who original soundtrack has been played for so many years and is recognized by almost anyone. Sound effects and soundtracks are a very important element in a movie or any show because it adds more life and impact for the audience to appreciate the movie better. This is one of the reasons why the Doctor Who show is a hit. Thanks to the excellent work rendered by the BBC Radiophonic Workshop, Stock music and freelance composers. The theme music for the Doctor Who show was created through the combined efforts of Ron Grainer and Delia Derbyshire, both are members of the BBC Radiophonic Workshop. Until now the original theme music is still being used in current Doctor Who series. The Doctor Who soundtrack over the years has been created by different talented and well-known composers which makes the show more popular. Over 40 years, it is one of the most recognised music in television.

The first ever music release for the Doctor Who show was recorded in cassete and marketed in the year 1978. The first releases were mostly sound effects of the show. And it was released during the time of Jon Pertwee and Tom Baker in Doctor Who. The latest Doctor Who soundtrack created was composed by Murray Gold for the Series 4 of the show and was released in the year 2008. The old music releases for the show can still be seen sold on online stores and it is very hard to find in video/audio stores. Grab yourself a copy and enjoy the music of Doctor Who soundtracks.

Doctor Who posters are just one of the show’s merchandise and is a form of promotion for the movie and some people are fond of collecting it because it is not only cheap or free it also makes as an excellent collection. Doctor Who posters, each actor who played the lead role has their own poster. Of course you will be able to see Doctor Who posters with the latest Doctor (David Tennant) in it. There are only limited copies of the classic Doctor Who posters that can be found. Every time a movie is made, movie posters are also created.

These rare posters can only be found in online stores such as the DoctorWhoZone.com online store. Most of the Doctor Who posters being sold are in excellent condition and some are even laminated. You will be able to find posters of the very first actors who played the role of “the Doctor”. Each poster has different designs and of course the police box otherwise known as the TARDIS which is the trademark of the show is often seen in it. Other characters that can be seen in Doctor Who posters are the Daleks, companion of “the Doctor”, Davros and many more. Most collector who have these posters have it framed to keep it in excellent condition for a long time. So why not have your own Doctor Who poster because it makes as a good display at home and even at the office.

Doctor Who memorabilia are the first things you want to find when you are a fan of the hit TV series Doctor Who. There are a lot of Doctor Who memorabilia since the show has been running for many years now. It will be unfair if there are no memorabilia for these award-winning show. The most usual things that you can find are posters, trading cards, books, toys and autographed posters or pictures of the actors who played “the Doctor”. Well, there are a lot of new Doctor Who merchandise coming out today but the classic stuffs are very hard to find.

Classic Doctor Who memorabilia may cost a bit much but it is worth it. And if you are in a budget, classic posters is the right way to go which can only cost you around $3-$5. But if you want to go all-out then there are lifesize stand-up posters, it is like having “the Doctor” right in your room! Even though series 5 of Doctor Who will not be airing anytime soon, you can already find an autographed poster of Matt Smith! So start building your Doctor Who collection now!

For over 40 years the Doctor Who show has been aired and there is a lot to know about it and this is possible through the Doctor Who episode guide.  It is the best way to know who and what the story is for each episode. There are episode guides dedicated to each actor who played the role of “the Doctor”. Pictures, casts and the places where they shot each story or episode will be included in it. This will be a great way to get to know more about all the people involved in the production of this epic TV show. Today, these episode guides can now be freely seen on the show’s official website and of course on Doctor Who Magazine. Though, this is only for the latest episodes of the show. It is still best to get your hands on the copies of the classic series and as a fan there is nothing more exciting than having one or more as your own.

At DoctorWhoZone.com, anyone will be able to find different Doctor Who episode guides. These are very hard to find these days and most of them are being kept at home maybe by your parents, neighbors or friends. Now is your chance to keep one. Find episode guides where William Hartnell played the lead role also Patrick Troughton, Jon Pertwee and many more.

The Doctor Who Season 4 DVD was aired last December 25, 2007 with the 10th Doctor, David Tennant. The ‘Voyage of the Damned’ was the Christmas Special and it continued on April 5, 2008 with its first regular episode entitled ‘Partners in Crime’. The Doctor Who Season 4 has a total of 13 regular episodes ending with the ‘Journey’s End’ episode. Another Christmas Special was then aired last December 25, 2008 entitled ‘The Next Doctor’. The whole series ended last March 29, 2008. David Tennant was voted as the favorite Doctor beating Tom Baker, a survey that was conducted in the year 2006.

The Season 4 of Doctor Who had 15 episodes, with 2 special episodes, rather than the usual 14 episodes because it was decided that the next season will not be aired until the year 2010. There were 2 short-special episodes for Children in Need and Doctor Who Prom.

Here are the list of the episodes for the Doctor Who Season 4:

1. Voyage of the Damned (special episode)
2. Partners in Crime
3. The Fires of Pompeii
4. Planet of the Ood
5. The Sontaran Stratagem
6. The Poison Sky
7. The Doctor’s Daughter
8. The Unicorn and the Wasp
9. Silence in the Library
10. Forest of the Dead
11. Midnight
12. Turn Left
13. The Stolen Earth
14. Journey’s End
15. The Next Doctor

Mini-Episodes: Time Crash and Music of the Spheres – these were made due to the Children in Need appeal and for the Doctor Who Prom 2008.