This review contains full spoilers for Doctor Who Season 2, Episode 2, “Lux”. Following a disappointing season premiere, this week’s Doctor Who is a meticulously crafted descent into a retro ...

Full spoilers follow for Doctor Who Season 2, Episode 2, “Lux”. Doctor Who’s latest episode, “Lux”, is a gloriously weird outing from showrunner Russell T Davies that delivers just the ...

The Doctor Who showrunner, who previously revived the series in 2005, recently addressed criticism of the BBC and Disney+ reboot’s “diversity and wokeness,” after stars Ncuti Gatwa and ...

The second episode of Ncuti Gatwa’s Doctor Who season two, Lux, is a clear sign that the show is on the up and up. Doctor Who spoilers ahead. The episode sees new companion Belinda Chandra and ...

Doctor Who is heading to the 1950s. It features an ‘art deco menace’ - voiced by a familiar name. But who is in the cast for episode 2? The TARDIS will be landing in Miami in the 1950s for ...

Warning: contains spoilers for Doctor Who episode “Lux”. Picking up mere moments after “The Robot Revolution“, the Doctor and Belinda find themselves in 1950s America, where they face off ...

Continuing the theme of a Doctor's second series kicking off with an epic two-parter, Series 12 brought us Spyfall – a thrilling globe-trotting adventure with proper bank holiday blockbuster vibes.

When the Doctor defeated the Toymaker in "The Giggle", he warned that his legions were coming. The first to challenge the Doctor was Maestro (Jinxx Monsoon), the Toymaker's child and the god of music.

Moving back to RTD1, we have the Doctor’s (first) reunion with Donna Noble, Partners in Crime. This is often remembered as quite a silly episode, thanks to its cute and cuddly Adipose antagonists.

The second episode of Doctor Who season 2 (in the Disney+ era) introduces something that fixes the longest-running time ...

PROVIDENCE, R.I. — A Texas doctor who has been treating children in a measles outbreak was shown on video with a measles rash on his face in a clinic a week before Health Secretary Robert F.