The Fifth Series of Doctor Who seems different to the previous four seasons of the revitalized show, which is an excellent thing. With a crazy new Doctor (portrayed excellently by Matt Smith), a sassy new companion (played by the beautiful Karen Gillan) and, most importantly, a new Head writer (the brilliant Steven Moffat, mastermind behind the Weeping Angels), Series 5 takes Doctor Who to new, unprecedented heights. With a complex storyline that runs through the entire series, hilarious dialogue, scary and brilliantly imagined monsters, a host of brilliant characters and a promise of more greatness to come, Series 5 is the best Series of Doctor Who yet. The boxset contains all 13 episodes, tons of great extras, and quite simply is a brilliant purchase for old and new fans alike.

Finally I own Dr Who. Fantastic Price, the best I have seen. Prompt Delivery. One happy customer!

When Amelia is told the Doctor will return for her in 5 minutes, he actually turns up 12 years later when Amy is 19. Prisoner Zero had escaped and was hiding in her house for 18 years. The Doctor leaves without her but picks her up again and the go on adventures to the future of the UK and the past. They meet Dr. River Song PhD and fight the weeping angels on Alfava Metraxis. On Amy and Rory gift trip from the Doctor, they face fish Vampires then Amy has to choose which world she wants while facing the Dream Lord. Next, they fight the Silurians who are trying to stop a drill from invade their homes where the TARDIS gang will lose someone dear to them. After an adventure trying to kill a monster tormenting Vincent Van Gogh, the TARDIS goes wrong and leaves the Doctor in Colchester where he lodges with Craig Owens and tries to stop the monster upstairs. Soon the Doctor and Amy find themselves with the Pandorica which holds the most fearful thing in the Universe. But what will it be-