T he Doctor Who Weeping Angels episodes include some of the more terrifying moments in the entire show. Since returning to screens in 2005, Doctor Who relied heavily on classic villains, including ...

The Weeping Angels may be fantastic horror creations but do they have the sci-fi depth of other repeat Doctor Who villains? Series 13 will tell.

Steven Moffat had to undergo an unexplainable creepy incident to create one of the scariest monsters in Doctor Who, the ...

Doctor Who: Flux episode 4 reveals a whole new side to the Weeping Angels and how they connect to the Time Lord's Division unit.

If you need someone to recite every Doctor Who episode in order or to tell you about the making of 1988's Remembrance of the Daleks, Danny is the person to ask. See more from Danny Featured Video ...

Doctor Who: Flux Series 13 Episode 4 "Village of the Angels": Devon, November 1967. A little girl has gone missing. Professor Eustacius Jericho is conducting psychic experiments.

A Weeping Angel in "Doctor Who": BBC. The inspiration behind the Angels began with Heisenberg's Uncertainty Principle, which states that the results of an experiment can be affected by observing it.

The Weeping Angels will wreak timey wimey havoc in one creepy village in Doctor Who: Flux's fourth episode.. The infamous monsters, who displace their prey throughout time, will return to haunt ...

He and Claire make for enjoyably capable one-off companions for the Doctor’s battle with the Weeping Angels, and I’m looking forward to (hopefully) seeing more from them in the future.

Image Credit: BBCAfter last week’s disappointing Winston Churchill installment — sorry about the lack of recap! Loved those colorful Daleks, though! — Doctor Who got back on track last night ...