Dr Who book - The Quotable Doctor Who Quotes Book - 2000 Quotes about the World's Favourite Time Lord

DR WHO QUOTES BOOK

The Quotable Doctor Who series

A cosmic and comic collection of 2000 timeless quotations about the world's favourite Time Lord: The Doctor in Four Volumes:

Vol 1 - The Doctor, TV Show & Companions

Vol 2 - Enemies, Monsters, Time Lords & Other Characters.  

Vols 3 & 4 - Episode Guides (Classic Who: 1963-89 & New Series: 2005-11) 

THE TARDIS OF QUOTATIONS BOOKS

The Quotable Doctor Who - Volume One

A Cosmic and Comic Collection of

2000 Biographical

Quotes about

Doctor Who

by

Colin M. Jarman
&
Catherine A. Davies

The Unofficial Doctor Who Quotations Book

VOLUME ONE - BOOK DETAILS

Pages: 250
Format: Paperback
Size: 17.00 cm x 24.40 cm
Quotes: 2000
ISBN: 9781907338151
Publish Date: Dec 7, 2010
Publisher: Blue Eyed Books 
Publisher Website: www.Blue-Eyed-Books.co.uk/Doctor-Who-Quotes-Book
Twitter: @QuotableDrWho

Press Release: Quotable Dr Who PR

"C'est une chouette idée de sortir une série de livres de citations ! "

Flo on DoctorWho.xooit.fr

["This is a great idea for a series of quotations books!"]

VOLUME ONE

THE DOCTOR, THE SHOW & THE COMPANIONS

THE QUOTABLE DOCTOR WHO - Dr Who Quotes: Volume One is a fully comprehensive collection of 2000 thematic quotations about the world's longest-running sci-fi television show Doctor Who ... and the time-travelling Time Lord himself, The Doctor.

This deeply-researched and well-presented compendium covers all eleven TV incarnations of the Doctor since 1963 - both character and actor - William Hartnell, Patrick Troughton, Jon Pertwee, Tom Baker, Peter Davison, Colin Baker, Sylvester McCoy, Paul McGann, Christopher Eccleston, David Tennant & Matt Smith, as well as other Film and TV Doctors: Peter Cushing & William Hurndall.

The Quotable Doctor Who includes comments and quotes about all The Doctor's regular companions (from Sarah Jane Smith to Rose Tyler to Amy Pond) as well as 'one-off' companions plus Brigadier Lethbridge-Stewart and other UNIT personnel.

There are also special sections on the TARDIS, the Sonic Screwdriver, Regeneration, Science Fiction, Behind the Sofa, Special Effects, Music, Fashion, Sex, Technobabble, Female Doctors, the three Doctor Who movies and the TV spin-offs such as K-9 & Company, Torchwood and The Sarah Jane Adventures.

Further sections include comparing Doctor Who to Star Trek, James Bond, Sherlock Holmes and other Film / TV shows and characters.

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The Quotable Doctor Who

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The Quotable Doctor Who - Volume One

Sample Chapter Headings and Quotations

from The Quotable Doctor Who - Volume One ...

THE BBC TV SHOW

"Doctor Who needs no introduction ... indeed, right from the very first episode it has relied upon that elusive quality to convince its audiences that even the most far-fetched adventures are as acceptably believable as any
down-to-earth example of cinema verite."
Jeremy Bentham, Doctor Who: The Early Years (1986)

On the global appeal of the show - "Because it's the best idea ever invented in the history of the world!"
Russell T. Davies on BBC Wales Today (2004)

"I love this show as much as ever. It has not diminished as I feared it would. I can still
catch a Jon Pertwee repeat on UK Gold and be happy as a Zygon."
Russell T. Davies (2005)

"The new Doctor Who turned out to be a surprise. Nobody expected it to be this lousy ... The special effects were neat, but couldn’t disguise the black hole where the show’s brain should be."
Garry Bushell in The People (2005)

"The dialogue was rarely vital to the old Doctor Who: the single word to resonate in it was 'exterminate' "
Mark Lawson in The Guardian (2005)

"It’s basically a teatime kids show - a bit like My Parents Are Aliens, but not half as funny."
Ian Hyland in The Sunday Mirror (2005)

"I hadn't understood the beauty of sci-fi before Dr Who came into my world."
Billie Piper, Growing Pains (2006)

"The cliché about Doctor Who - that it had us 'hiding behind the sofa' - is more telling in its tone than its questionable factuality. It connotes nostalgia, and a pleasurable mixture of fright and fascination - but above all it connotes domesticity. It united fear and soft furnishings in the British mind."
Sam Leith in The Daily Telegraph (2008)

"Doctor Who has to be proper Doctor Who scary. There is nothing scarier than watching Doctor Who as a child. Scarier than Tomb of the Cybermen or Terror of the Autons? Are you mad? No, those are truly terrifying."
Steven Moffat (2010)

"Doctor Who has never pretended to be hard science-fiction. At best, Doctor Who
is a fairytale, with fairytale logic, about this wonderful man in this big blue box, who at the beginning of every story lands somewhere where there’s a problem."
Neil Gaiman (2010)

"Despite the new Doctor Who being shot in Wales, partially financed by Canada, and licensed in Australia, New Zealand, the US, and much the rest of the world, Doctor Who is simply British."
Shawn Shimpach, Television in Transition (2010)

"Whenever I catch an episode I find myself thinking, 'Hmm. Matt Smith’s amusing. The girl looks good. But the plots, the villains, the deus ex machina endings … I’m sure I would find these scary and suspenseful and unpredictable if I’d just grown out of rusks' ... Sadly I don’t suppose I’ll ever get to find out what so many adults see in Doctor Who unless I suffer a serious brain injury."
Michael Deacon in The Daily Telegraph (2010)

CLICK HERE for more sample quotations from Volume One 


CLICK HERE for more details and sample quotations from Volume Two 

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