As if it isn't bad enough that there aren't nearly enough episodes of Sherlock per season, or that we have to wait way too long between seasons, word from Benedict Cumberbatch, A.K.A. Sherlock himself, is that Season 4 may be its last.

After a long, Who-less dry spell, we'll finally be getting some new Doctor Who this December in the form of its annual Christmas special. This time, while the Doctor won't have his usual interim companion, there will be the appearance of a character from the previous Christmas special, as well as a special guest...who may or may not be a superhero we know.

Whether you're involved in the Sherlock fandom or not, it would be almost impossible for you to evade the question as to whether or not John Watson and Sherlock Holmes will end up in a romantic relationship together. It's not a new question when it comes to these two classic characters.

Doctor Who Magazine is currently celebrating its 500th issue with a special collectors edition that's full of cool stuff, including an interview with Steven Moffat wherein he speaks honestly about diversity on Doctor Who, and about how even though the supporting cast has been one of the most racially diverse on British television, they could still do better.

Whovians have been intrigued since the BBC announced a new Doctor Who spin-off called Class, which will be set at Coal Hill Secondary School where recent companion Clara Oswald as well as original companions Ian and Barbara taught before they were whisked away by the First Doctor.

There have been rumors right and left as to whether or not Peter Capaldi will remain the Doctor after Steven Moffat leaves Doctor Who in 2018.

It was just announced on Radio Times that Steven Moffat will be stepping down as Doctor Who showrunner, to be replaced by Broadchurch showrunner Chris Chibnall.

The holiday special of BBC's Sherlock is a mix of what makes people love and hate the show.

Steven Moffat has been working on Doctor Who for a long time, and he's been the showrunner since season 5 in 2010. He's now overseen the coming of two new Doctors and may soon see another one depart—if he doesn't get there first, that is. He's already mulling over the predicament of choosing his replacement.

With the news that Peter Capaldi could be entering his final season as the Doctor, Doctor Who fans have already started speculating on who the next Doctor might be. I say it’s time for a woman. Despite a wealth of female characters in the series, the treatment of the ladies is problematic at best. Let’s look at the top 5 reasons why we need a woman Doctor.

Many of us have already marveled at the warmth and sincerity of the final (??) appearance of River Song on Doctor Who in this year's Christmas special, "The Husbands of River Song." Now, Alex Kingston, along with Steven Moffat, are sharing their thoughts on closure for their favorite time-traveling archaeologist.

With Clara gone and the Doctor now companionless, Steven Moffat and Peter Capaldi shared their opinions on who may fill the role. According to them, the next companion is likely to be a woman.

Awww. Proud dad Jonathan Liu managed to catch footage of his 2-year-old serenading herself with the Imperial March. You do you, little one!

There's been much ado about the current Doctor on Doctor Who making use of sonic sunglasses as opposed to his sonic screwdriver, and I'd just like to say...can we all just chill the fuck out for a second?

In the spirit of Torchwood...well, maybe more in the spirit of The Sarah Jane Adventures, Doctor Who will be getting another spin-off show - this one, focused on the teens of Coal Hill.

I’ve spent a lot of time wondering if I just missed an episode. I’m haunted by Trenzalore.

Doctor Who Season 9 premieres on the 19th of September.