The episode does something that no other show has the ability to do nearly as well: The Doctor gets to engage with the most remarkable and praiseworthy figures in history, such as van Gogh ...

Two of the most notable occasions include season five episode ten “Vincent and The Doctor” where The Doctor brings Amy Pond and Vincent Van Gogh to look at his artwork in an exhibition ...

After a year, Van Gogh eventually checks himself out of the asylum and returns to Auver under the guardianship of Dr. Paul Gachet. “In 70 days, Vincent paints 70 paintings. What a rage of work.

Recent episodes have covered an American ban on ... Featuring around 20 works by Van Gogh, this exhibition, the first of its kind, focuses on the famous post-impressionist’s close and creatively ...

and also to be able to live independently under the medical supervision of a doctor residing in the village. Describing the village in a letter to Theo and his sister-in-law, Van Gogh wrote, “Auvers ...

Lucky Day” tackles online paranoia and everyday radicalisation with a pulpy, snappy energy and a darkly funny twist.

"The Well" dilutes one of Doctor Who’s most iconic horrors, stripping away its ambiguity without offering anything ...

It's a question that Doctor Who, at least on TV, has touched on surprisingly infrequently. It's also the subject of 'Lucky Day,' an episode that sidelines the Doctor and Belinda in favor of ...

The official synopsis for this episode also reads, “Ruby Sunday faces life back on Earth without the Doctor. But when a dangerous new threat emerges, can Ruby and UNIT save her new boyfriend ...

An image of Jonah Hauer-King as Conrad in Doctor Who season 2 episode 4 (Custom cover edited by Sportskeeda, original image via Disney+) Doctor Who season 2 episode 4, titled Lucky Day ...