Having said that, if you're a bit older, there have been some interesting interviews that have given away spoilers of upcoming episodes so I'd advise checking it out just for that.

If you've got 8 year old children, this is a very entertaining show for them and not at all patronising. Season 1 (2006) episodes included the appearance of a Dalek, a Cyberman, The Face of Boe and other monsters with demonstrations of the animatronics involved. It was presented by Liz Barker and Barney Harwood.

Behind the scenes 'sneak previews' of Doctor Who episodes, some cheesy special effects and the obligatory children's quiz game. Also plenty of competitions and prizes.

For example, episode one featured an interview with Noel Clarke (Mickey), behind the scenes from the Christmas Invasion, a couple of minutes from New Earth and lots of other Doctor Who related stuff like the Who-ru (Guru) Challenge and Companion Academy.

Episode 2 featured an interview with David Tennant so, even though he was filming the final episodes of season 2 of the new series of Doctor Who, he still had time to appear on the program.

The series returns in April 2007 with pretty much the same format but with an extra special incentive to watch.

Totally Doctor Who had been written off by many fans as just another kids show but this view has changed recently with the announcement that Totally Doctor Who in 2007 will feature a completely new Doctor Who cartoon.  There are 13 episodes in all and each episode of the cartoon will feature part of the quest to find a lost spaceship. The series is called The Infinite Quest.  This section will be expanded soon to include information on the Totally Doctor Who episodes for 2006 and 2007.