Rwanda: Ncuti Gatwa On the Verge of BBC's Doctor Who Exit
- Ncuti Gatwa, the lead star of Doctor Who, is reportedly preparing to leave his role due to concerns over ratings and fan backlash against the show's storylines.
- Viewership for the recent series has significantly declined, with peak figures between 2.25 million and 3.18 million, which is lower than previous seasons.
- A BBC spokeswoman stated that Doctor Who has not been shelved, and decisions about future seasons will be made after the airing of the current one.
- Crew members fear the series could be canceled, as insiders indicated that work may be on hold for up to ten years, pending decisions from the BBC.
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Ncuti Gatwa breaks social media cover amid reports he's 'quit' BBC Doctor Who after just two years
Doctor Who star Ncuti Gatwa has broken his cover on social media hours after reports emerged suggesting he was set to leave the iconic series after just two seasons
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Read Full ArticleDoctor Who "Faces Axe while Lead Actor is on Verge of Quitting Amid Drop in Ratings and Fan Fury at Woke Storylines" – The Daily Sceptic
Doctor Who is reportedly facing the axe, while lead actor Ncuti Gatwa is said to be on the verge of quitting amid a huge drop in ratings and growing fan fury at woke storylines.
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