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Whoman: The Dark Timelord
| Fan Film | |
|---|---|
| Title: | Whoman: The Dark Timelord |
| Creator: | Lloyd B. Eldred, Galtham Films |
| Date: | April 1993, 1994 |
| Length: | 3 episodes, 20 minutes each |
| Medium: | parody/spoof |
| Genre: | VHS tape |
| Fandom: | Doctor Who, Batman (1966) |
| URL: | YouTube Upload https://www.galtham.org/whoman.html universe.digex.net/~galtham/whoman.html (via Wayback) Archive of Film Pr. 1 |
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Whoman: The Dark Timelord is a series of Doctor Who and Batman (1966) parody fan films. The characters Whoman and Rubin first began appearing at conventions before 1989, when Galtham Films was formed.[1] The film was first conceptualized shortly before Technicon 7. In 2024, a video was posted with AI-generated animated stills, announcing an "animated series."
Summary
Imagine, if you will, a Dr. Who film made with all the style and sensibilities of the American Batman TV show of the 60s. Imagine the Doctor and his companions garbed in a strange mix of tweed and spandex. Imagine the Whocave, the Whomobile, Whoarangs, and of course, Whogirl. Imagine a film crew silly enough to make not one, but two of these films.
Installments
1. Whoman: The Motion Picture
2. The Fiendish Plot of Whoman II
3. Whoman: The Special Edition
Gallery
The first appearance of Whoman and Rubin
A Whoman poster concept shot
Autographed Whoman press shot
Whogirl & Whoman
Publicity shot of Rubin, the Wondering Boy
