Doctor Who Magazine 606 interviews Gabriel Woolf

Doctor Who Magazine 606 contains an interview with the Gabriel Woolf, who voiced the villainous death god Sutekh in Pyramids of Mars, The Legend of Ruby Sunday and Empire of Death. “…Sutekh sent [showrunner] Russell [T Davies] and [producer] Phil [Collinson] running behind the sofa when they were young, otherwise I wouldn’t be here,” Woolf … >

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The Thirteenth Doctor and Yaz land on audio at Big Finish

Jodie Whittaker and Mandip Gill reprise their roles for The Thirteenth Doctor Adventures.   Time flies and not just in the TARDIS! The ground-breaking Thirteenth Doctor began her travels back in 2017, and we said goodbye to her in October 2022. Her tenure gave us three seasons, the latter foreshortened by a global pandemic, and a … >

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‘Star Trek’ and ‘Doctor Who’ showrunners to appear together at Comic-Con panel

Star Trek executive producer Alex Kurtzman and Doctor Who showrunner Russell T Davies, respectively will appear in a panel together at San Diego Comic-Con to celebrate International Friendship Day as “Intergalactic Friendship Day”. Celebrate #IntergalacticFriendshipDay with Doctor Who and @StarTrek at San Diego @Comic_Con! ❤️❤️➕ pic.twitter.com/4glJ01eqhk — Doctor Who (@bbcdoctorwho) July 12, 2024 Though International … >

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Ncuti Gatwa, Millie Gibson and Russell T Davies

Doctor Who panel coming to San Diego Comic Con

Ncuti Gatwa, Millie Gibson and Russell T Davies will appear on a Doctor Who panel at San Diego Comic Con this month. The one-hour panel, moderated by Josh Horowitz (host, Happy Sad Confused podcast and MTV), will take place at 12:30pm PT on July 26, 2024 in Hall H at the San Diego Convention Center … >

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Doctor Who showrunner: unresolved mysteries create fillable gaps

In an interview with SFX Magazine, Russell T Davies explained his rationale for leaving some Doctor Who plot mysteries unresolved and unexplained. According to Davies, the reason why characters break the fourth wall to talk to or wink at the audience is contained in a scene which never made it to the screen in an … >

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