Doctor Who in the 1980's
40 years ago this year, the 1980's began, changing the landscape of music, film, culture and TV. And, of course for this blog, Doctor Who. Four different Doctors, ten companions, nine seasons and countless new adventures took place between 1980 and 1989, that saw Doctor Who go through its most tumultuous decade up to that point. And here, on Who Time (& Space) we are celebrating Doctor Who in the 1980's with a special marathon event! Starting on Monday the 12th of October 2020, we are going to be celebrating all of Doctor Who in the 1980's! From "The Leisure Hive", all the way up to "Survival", we are going to be looking at the whole decade, and all the great Doctor Who stories of the era.
Below is a list of all the posts connected with this special marathon, and links to where you can find them (when they become available):
- Doctor Who in the 1980's: Season 20:
- Doctor Who in the 1980's: Season 24:
- Doctor Who in the 1980's: Memories from the Fans
- Warriors of the Deep: The First Review:
- Time and the Rani: The First Review
- A History of: The Rani
- A History of: Sil
- A History of: The Great Vampires
- A History of: Fenric, the Gods of Ragnarok and the Great Old Ones
- Top 10 1980's Stories for New Fans
- Top 10 1980's Stories OF ALL TIME!
- John Nathan-Turner: A Story of the Longest Ever Doctor Who Producer
- Doctor Who's 80's Post-Punk Aesthetic
- Change and Decay: A Look at the Themes of Tom Baker's Final Season:
- Crisis!: The Cancellation Scare of 1985
- Was Doctor Who Dying in the 1980's?: An Essay
- In Context: Doctor Who in the 1980's
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