Doctor Who's 60th anniversary was a celebration like no other, with three anniversary specials and plenty of supplementary content. The year was full of iconic moments that will go down in history. Let's take a look at some of the highlights:

1. The Meep's Return: A furry creature resembling the Meep made its appearance in a photo from public filming. The live-action Meep, brought to life by a combination of practical effects and CGI, was a success and even elicited sympathy with its cute puppy dog eyes.

2. Weirdness in Wild Blue Yonder: The episode initially seemed normal, but a twist revealed that the Doctor and Donna's arms were strangely long.

The practical effects used to achieve this eerie effect were impressive.

3. The Daleks in Colour: The first official Doctor Who colourisation was a standout production. However, it was overshadowed by a repeat of the 50th anniversary docudrama, featuring an updated scene with Ncuti Gatwa meeting the Doctor who started it all.

4. The Goblin Song: The Christmas special brought back the tradition of specially-composed musical numbers. The Goblin Song, with an extra verse sung by the Doctor and Ruby, perfectly captured the playfulness of Ncuti Gatwa's Doctor.

5. The Whoniverse Launch: In a bid to compete with other major franchises, the Doctor Who shared universe was officially launched.

The show's entire back catalogue, accompanied by spinoff content, was made available to stream on iPlayer, with new series Tales of the TARDIS reuniting old Doctor and companion actors.

6. The Toymaker's Dance: Neil Patrick Harris' performance as the Toymaker was a highlight of the anniversary. His dance to the Spice Girls in UNIT HQ was both captivating and terrifying, showcasing the dark and brilliant fusion of pop songs and Doctor Who.

7. Reunion of the Doctor and Donna: Despite Donna's mind wipe, the Doctor and Donna found a way to reunite in a stunning moment filled with joy and a powerful piece of transgender representation.

8. The New TARDIS Interior: The reveal of the new control room was magical and seamless, boasting accessibility with slopes replacing stairs and steps. The addition of a ramp on the exterior was a logical and welcome feature.

9. Bi-Generation: For the first time ever, the outgoing Doctor was able to coexist with their successor, allowing for dynamic communication and fun interactions. This new concept sets the stage for the future of Doctor Who.

10. Wilf's Farewell: Bernard Cribbins' grandad Wilf made a poignant final appearance, meeting the Doctor one last time. The scene was a memorable tribute to both the character and Cribbins' screen performance, marking a fitting farewell to an old soldier.

The Doctor Who 60th anniversary was a momentous occasion filled with unforgettable moments that will be cherished by fans for years to come.