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Software developer and freelance writer. Creator of Eurovision Bingo and the Derek Adams Management Simulator. I have never been wrong about Doctor Who.
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How Doctor Who Books Formed a Path to Writing the TV Show

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By Andrew Blair
| Den of Geek Verified
Between 1990 and 2005, when Doctor Who wasn’t on TV, the show mostly existed as original novels. When Russell T. Davies, Julie Gardner and Jane Tranter brought it back in 2005, several of the show’s new screenwriters were chosen from the writers of those spin-off books, including Davies and future showrunner Steven Moffat. While they both had plenty of TV experience by the mid-90s, their first official Doctor Who commissions were in prose. In 2025, the pattern returned.
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Doctor Who Series 15 Is Setting Up a Mel Bush Mystery

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By Andrew Blair
| Den of Geek Verified
Warning: contains spoilers for Doctor Who episode “Empire of Death” While ‘The Melanie Bush Mysteries’, in the form of a new novel written by Bonnie Langford, are now a Doctor Who spinoff in their own right, one is also brewing in the TV show. The in-episode commentary for “Empire of Death” hints at a big secret in the backstory of Langford’s character, the former companion and present-day UNIT employee Mel Bush.
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Young Woman And The Sea | Producer Jerry Bruckheimer on the film's nine-year path to the screen

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By Sarah Cook, Andrew Blair, Simon Brew Verified, Ryan Lambie Verified
| Film Stories Verified
Veteran producer Jerry Bruckheimer talks to us about his latest film, Young Woman And The Sea, and the long process of getting it made. Some movies descend into the ninth circle of development hell and never return, but Young Woman And The Sea, at least, has a happy ending. Having begun life in 2015 at Paramount Pictures, the project – about real-world swimmer Gertrude Ederle and her 1926 attempt to swim the English Channel – was put into turnaround five years later.
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