US EditionDoctor Who TV review — Ncuti Gatwa’s charismatic Time Lord returns for a new series
- Doctor Who returns with Ncuti Gatwa as the 15th Doctor on April 12, launching at 8am on BBC iPlayer.
- The show, rebooted in 2005, is now in its 15th series, marking a new era for the iconic program.
- Ncuti Gatwa, who is Rwandan and Scottish, continues his adventures in the TARDIS for his second full series.
- Varada Sethu, who starred in Andor, joins the cast as Belinda Chandra; she said she feels "the luckiest person in the world."
- Following a Christmas special, the series includes eight new episodes: six standalone stories and a two-part finale.
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BBCIt took the long way round, but Doctor Who Season 2 is finally just around the corner. The season kicks off with the Russell T Davies-penned episode “The Robot Revolution,” which introduces new companion, Belinda Chandra (Varada Sethu). However, there’s a new mystery surrounding Belinda that even the Doctor (Ncuti Gatwa) can’t solve: for some reason, something is preventing him from taking Belinda to her time and place on Earth. But they’re n…
David Tennant Recalls Agent Told Him “Don’t Touch” ‘Doctor Who’ Role
Although David Tennant will go down as one of the greatest “Doctors” on television, his most beloved role only came after he sought a second opinion. The 2x Emmy winner revealed “there was definitely a moment where I wasn’t” going to take the titular Time Lord in the BBC series Doctor Who, in which he starred as the Tenth Doctor from 2005 to 2010. “About 48 hours after they asked me. I had to go process everything that it meant,” he said on …
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