Having received fatal injuries from The Master’s plan, the Tenth Doctor uses his final breath to reveal his true feelings. He sadly whimpers, “I don’t want to go,” before reincarnating ...

When the Master returns to catch up with the Tenth Doctor, there’s certainly a sense of former friends whose relationship borders on that of exes (enticing and enhancing slash fic) in Ten’s ...

It seems almost impossible to fathom, but it’s been over 10 years since David Tennant began his run as the Tenth Doctor on Doctor Who. At Christmas time 2005, Tennant donned the pajamas and ...

There's a cool charm to Roger Delgado's portrayal of the First Master that made him an utterly compelling, and dare we say it, likeable Doctor Who villain. The First Master was introduced in the ...

The Doctor and the Master grew up together on Gallifrey. Most importantly, in so far as their temperaments are concerned, both were at the Untempered Schism, the rift in space and time where every ...

Doctor Who: Missy #1 marks the first appearance of the Master's incarnation as Missy, as portrayed by Michelle Gomez.She will also appear alongside the Third Doctor as portrayed by Jon Pertwee and ...

20. Macra. As all PlayStation fans know, few things are as terrifying as a giant enemy crab.Doctor Who first introduced the alien race known as the Macra during the Second Doctor’s era.

Another big returning name return was David Tennant, who played the 10th Doctor from 2005 to 2010 and who also returned for the show’s 50th anniversary in 2013. Beloved by fans and audiences ...

So, having made a brief comeback in the Tenth Doctor's final adventure, "The End of Time" (2009/10), ... making the Doctor and the Master the last known Time Lords in existence.

Average fan rating: 9.2/10 What happens: Before Marvel's "Avengers," "Doctor Who" had its own superstar crossover episode. "Journey's End" brought together the Tenth Doctor (Tennant), every ...

For example, a scene between the Doctor and Shirley Anne that explains the Tenth Doctor and Donna’s backstory feels unbearably scripted because of Madeley’s blandly voiced inquiries.