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Doctor Who's much-ballyhooed move to Disney+ didn't quite work the way most assumed, with the House of Mouse deciding not to bother to do much to promote the trio of 60th anniversary specials. To be fair, the three-episode mini-season featuring former-turned-current
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Doctor Who is a show that is aspirational at its heart. Travel hopefully; never cruel or cowardly, and above all, be kind. Because of this, it's easy to assume that the stories it tells are always happy ones and that everything turns out alright in the end. The
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It is a truth universally acknowledged that some of Doctor Who's best episodes barely feature the show's primary character. These so-called "Doctor-lite" episodes were initially deployed during showrunner Russell T. Davies' first tenure to help mask the fact that the show
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Doctor Who launched Fifteenth Doctor Ncuti Gatwa's first season in the TARDIS with a pair of episodes that represented much of what this show is supposed to be and do. One episode is set in the future, and the other looks back to the past. One is a
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After a three-part 60th anniversary celebration that gave us back an old Doctor and a holiday special that introduced a new one, Doctor Who is finally back on our screens with its first proper full season in several years. (No, whatever "Flux" was does not count.) Led
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A new face is set to board the TARDIS for Fifteenth Doctor Ncuti Gatwa’s second season of Doctor Who. Varada Sethu has been tapped to join the cast as a second companion alongside Millie Gibson’s Ruby Sunday. Sethu played Cinta in Disney+’s Star Wars series Andor, and
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There's rarely been a better time to be a Doctor Who fan than right now. The franchise is as successful as it's ever been, riding the high of a wildly popular sixtieth-anniversary outing last Fall that saw the return of the most popular actor of
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The new era of Doctor Who has been coming in fits and starts since Jodie Whittaker's exit in the centenary special in October 2022. The series moved house in the U.S. from BBC America to Disney+ with the trio of 60th Anniversary specials, and the series properly
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In the world of Doctor Who, almost everything old is new again...eventually. Showrunner Russell T. Davies left the show in 2009 before returning to the role last Fall. Former Doctor David Tennant officially regenerated at the end of Season 4, but came back to play the Fourteenth incarnation of
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Get ready, Doctor Who fans: A new era is officially about to begin. Disney+ and the BBC have confirmed that the iconic sci-fi series will officially return this May with a two-episode premiere, as Ncuti Gatwa's (Sex Education) Fifteenth Doctor sets off on his first season
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Prepare yourselves, Doctor Who fans: The TARDIS doors will officially open once more this spring. Disney+ has officially confirmed a May return for the popular sci-fi franchise, which will mark the first full season featuring Ncuti Gatwa (Sex Education) as the Doctor. There's no specific date just
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After over a year's hiatus, Doctor Who has roared back on our screens in a big way over the course of this holiday season, and the show's clearly not planning to take its proverbial foot off the gas anytime soon. Thanks to its landmark 60th anniversary—