Beep the Meep later made a brief cameo in Doctor Who Magazine #173’s Party Animals in 1991. This time, he appeared at a party that the Seventh Doctor and Ace attended. Here, Beep was colorized ...

Beep the Meep, or simply the Meep, is an alien that first appeared in a 1980 comic strip from Doctor Who Weekly (now Doctor Who Magazine), written by Pat Mills and John Wagner and drawn by Dave ...

After the Meep, voiced by Harry Potter’s Miriam Margolyes, is caught and sentenced to 10,000 years in prison for its crimes, it warns Tennant’s Doctor, "Oh, I will escape and have my revenge ...

Notably, in 1980, Tom Baker was one year away from leaving Doctor Who, meaning, only his likeness appeared in “The Star Beast” comic strip, and later, colorized versions for Marvel Comics.But ...

The Meep gets an eyeful from Donna in this extended sneak preview of the Doctor Who 60th Anniversary episode, "The Star Beast." Published Thu, 23 Nov 2023 08:38:09 -0600 by Ray Flook ...

A new action figure set from Character Options includes the Doctor and Meep from Doctor Who special The Star Beast ...

Meet Beep the Meep - the cutest little guy in all of Doctor Who. He's never been seen on TV screens before, but for long-term fans he's a very familiar face. Indeed, ...

This comes after Fifteen's reveal in Doctor Who last night, marking actor Ncuti Gatwa's introduction to the series. Now, it's confirmed that his likeness will appear in this MTG series, alongside ...

Beep the Meep in the "Doctor Who" 60th anniversary special. Fans were outraged that a non-binary character asked the Meep for its pronouns. BBC/Disney+ "I'd prefer they cancel Dr. Who for a decade ...

Doctor Who returned on Saturday with the first of its three 60th-anniversary specials, “The Star Beast.” Doctor Who confirmed that returning showrunner Russell T. Davies wrote the special’s ...

Have you caught up with the recent Doctor Who 60th Anniversary specials? Find out how to make your own adorable and fierce The Meep reversible sock puppet toy from the first special, The Star ...

Doctor Who's "The Star Beast" brings two deep-cut comic characters, Beep the Meep and the Wrarth Warriors, into the live-action limelight.