“The monkey house is nearly full, but there’s room enough for you.”

It’s the twentieth anniversary of the return of Doctor Who this week. Twenty years since Rose, the first Doctor Who television story of a new era, and a new century. If you want to take a look at the review I wrote of it the night it went out, there’s a free-to-read link here.

But this week’s new post is, with either terrible or exquisite timing, about the last Doctor Who story of the 1980s. Of the old series. The last made, that is. If not the last transmitted. One of three stories that vie for the honour of being the last old money Doctor Who.¹