Every time the Doctor regenerates, Doctor Who also changes, becoming a new version of itself. The return of Russell T. Davies, the TV icon who revived Doctor Who in 2005, brings a special sense of familiarity with the end of Jodie Whittaker and Chris Chibnall's era.
The Whovian fandom has never been more excited for a new season, but what can we actually expect from the show moving forward? Here is everything you need to know about Doctor Who season 14.
Gatwa's first full episode as the Doctor will follow during the festive season in 2023.
"There aren't quite the words to describe how I'm feeling," Gatwa said of this historic moment. "A mix of deeply honoured, beyond excited and of course a little bit scared.
No one else has officially been announced yet for the new season 14 cast, although some of the fan picks for the Doctor themself could end up appearing in a different capacity. That includes someone we've already met before, Jo Martin, who could easily take centre stage as the Fugitive Doctor.
"I'm beyond excited to be back on my favourite show. But we're time-travelling too fast, there's a whole series of Jodie Whittaker's brilliant Doctor for me to enjoy, with my friend and hero Chris Chibnall at the helm. I'm still a viewer for now."
Discussing his replacement, Chibnall said: "It's monumentally exciting and fitting that Doctor Who's 60th anniversary will see one of Britain's screenwriting diamonds return home. Russell built the baton that is about to be handed back to him.
"We're incredibly excited about the future of Doctor Who. BBC Studios is ultimately responsible for delivering the show and this production partnership is about long-term investment that will radically build on the already-huge success of the show and franchise worldwide," a BBC representative said.
Let's hope this still allows Russell to put his stamp on the show, perhaps even bringing us more positive LGBTQ+ content than Doctor Who has ever seen before. The Flux finale hinted at queer love between Yaz and the Doctor, but hinting isn't really good enough. What's more, Jodie Whittaker's finale episode did very little to push this further forward.
Fans have now been given a sneak peek at what's to come next year, thanks to an exciting trailer. It naturally offered a first-look at Ncuti Gatwa in action, with a short snippet showing the new Doctor passionately shouting the words: "Will someone tell me what the hell is going on here?"
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The Whovian fandom has never been more excited for a new season, but what can we actually expect from the show moving forward? Here is everything you need to know about Doctor Who season 14.
1. Doctor Who season 14: Release Date
Source: Newsweek
Gatwa's first full episode as the Doctor will follow during the festive season in 2023.
2. Doctor Who season 14 cast: Who's in the new season?
Source: Digital Spy
"There aren't quite the words to describe how I'm feeling," Gatwa said of this historic moment. "A mix of deeply honoured, beyond excited and of course a little bit scared.
Source: Metro UK
No one else has officially been announced yet for the new season 14 cast, although some of the fan picks for the Doctor themself could end up appearing in a different capacity. That includes someone we've already met before, Jo Martin, who could easily take centre stage as the Fugitive Doctor.
3. Doctor Who season 14 plot: What will happen?
Source: Den of Geek
"I'm beyond excited to be back on my favourite show. But we're time-travelling too fast, there's a whole series of Jodie Whittaker's brilliant Doctor for me to enjoy, with my friend and hero Chris Chibnall at the helm. I'm still a viewer for now."
Discussing his replacement, Chibnall said: "It's monumentally exciting and fitting that Doctor Who's 60th anniversary will see one of Britain's screenwriting diamonds return home. Russell built the baton that is about to be handed back to him.
Source: BBC America
"We're incredibly excited about the future of Doctor Who. BBC Studios is ultimately responsible for delivering the show and this production partnership is about long-term investment that will radically build on the already-huge success of the show and franchise worldwide," a BBC representative said.
Let's hope this still allows Russell to put his stamp on the show, perhaps even bringing us more positive LGBTQ+ content than Doctor Who has ever seen before. The Flux finale hinted at queer love between Yaz and the Doctor, but hinting isn't really good enough. What's more, Jodie Whittaker's finale episode did very little to push this further forward.
4. Doctor Who season 14 trailer
Fans have now been given a sneak peek at what's to come next year, thanks to an exciting trailer. It naturally offered a first-look at Ncuti Gatwa in action, with a short snippet showing the new Doctor passionately shouting the words: "Will someone tell me what the hell is going on here?"
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