Despite having many of his adventures on Earth - mostly due
to budget constraints - the Doctor has been known to visit some very exciting
and strange worlds in his time. These planets are scattered all around the
universe, and some are even located outside those seemingly impassable
boundaries. Let's take a look at a few of those cool planets!
Is
your favorite planet in the whole wide Whoniverse not on this list? Talk about
it in the comments. For a show with as many episodes as Doctor Who, there are
far too many planets to talk about in one article. If I get enough comments, I
will write a whole separate article about all the planets you readers think
deserve to be mentioned. So get to commenting!
The Planets of Doctor Who
The Doctor certainly does love to travel around Earth, doesn't he? Well, he does sometimes go offplanet. Here are a few of the planets he's visited.
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By Eugene Fomin January 31, 2012 |
Credit: BBC
New Earth |
As the Humans spread out across the stars, they often yearned for home. One way to remedy this was to find a planet similar to Earth and colonize it; and that's just what they did. New Earth is located in the M87 galaxy, and it is home to the city of New New York. Unlike the old Earth, this one is not technically a planet but a moon, orbiting around a much larger planet. Other than that -- and the continental makeup, of course -- the two planets are quite identical. Truly a home away from home.
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