“The Church On Ruby Road” is set to be one of Doctor Who’s barmiest episodes, featuring a quirky musical number regarding goblins eating babies. Entitled “The Goblin Song,” Murray Gold’s infectious tune sees Janis Goblin enthuse about “seasoning” and “caramelizing” babies for the Goblin King. The song is now available to stream on Spotify, leaving fans to ponder which other Doctor Who baddies could deliver a stunning performance.Doctor Who’s universe is full of larger-than-life villains, who could be used for some enjoyable lyrical pieces. Villain songs are among some of the most entertaining featured film and television, with releases including The Lion King’s “Be Prepared” and Pinocchio’s Hi-Diddle-Dee-Dee” proving especially catchy. Doctor Who’s rogues gallery deserves similar treatment, by allowing its many iconic villains to flex their musical muscles.Among the most famous aspects of the Ood are their musical abilities, which they use to spread appreciation of the DoctorDonna. The Sensorites’ connection to this Doctor Who race could suggest that they hold the same harmonious talent. A musical alliance between the Ood and the Sensorites would be a fun way to bring these two species together for the first time.
“The Church On Ruby Road” is set to be one of Doctor Who’s barmiest episodes, featuring a quirky musical number regarding goblins eating babies. Entitled “The Goblin Song,” Murray Gold’s infectious tune sees Janis Goblin enthuse about “seasoning” and “caramelizing” babies for the Goblin King. The song is now available to stream on Spotify, leaving fans to ponder which other Doctor Who baddies could deliver a stunning performance.
Doctor Who’s universe is full of larger-than-life villains, who could be used for some enjoyable lyrical pieces. Villain songs are among some of the most entertaining featured film and television, with releases including The Lion King’s “Be Prepared” and Pinocchio’s Hi-Diddle-Dee-Dee” proving especially catchy. Doctor Who’s rogues gallery deserves similar treatment, by allowing its many iconic villains to flex their musical muscles.
Among the most famous aspects of the Ood are their musical abilities, which they use to spread appreciation of the DoctorDonna. The Sensorites’ connection to this Doctor Who race could suggest that they hold the same harmonious talent. A musical alliance between the Ood and the Sensorites would be a fun way to bring these two species together for the first time.
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