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‘Why be toxic?’: Russell T Davies hits back at claims Doctor Who too woke

Screenwriter says he has no time for ‘online warriors’ criticising show, which now has two minority ethnic leads

The Guardian - UK

Russell T Davies responds to claims Doctor Who is ‘woke’: ‘Why be toxic?’

Doctor Who boss Russell T Davies has said he has no time for “online warriors” who complain that the show is too “woke”

The Independent UK

Harris Dickinson and Lola Young among stars on Forbes’ 30 Under 30 Europe List

The prestigious list has previously predicted some of the biggest stars of the future, including Sam Smith, Florence Pugh and Ncuti Gatwa.

Evening Standard

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Victoria Smurfit on Rivals S2 and Ghosts: "it's 17 years since I've been on the stage!"

Victoria Smurfit tells us about hitting the Lyric Hammersmith for a new adaptation of Ibsen’s Ghosts and heading back to Jilly Cooper land

Evening Standard

Ncuti atwa has 'so much fun' with Doctor Who wardrobe

Ncuti Gatwa has "so much fun" with the fashion in 'Doctor Who' and loves how his outfits echo the eras he's exploring.

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Doctor Who season 2, episode 2 spoiler-free review: 'Lux' is a "bold, bonkers" second episode with an amazing villain

Total Film

61 Years Later, 'Doctor Who' Just Revived an Underused Sci-Fi Trope

Part Time Lord, part underground resistance leader. Here's why the latest role the Doctor plays in 'Doctor Who' is a hidden Easter egg.

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Doctor Who defies the naysayers and returns in triumph

4/5 Despite nagging recent questions about the Saturday evening sci-fi staple’s future, this latest series finds Ncuti Gatwa and friends on inventive and freewheeling form

The Independent UK

Doctor Who: The Robot Revolution review – the new companion is spot on

Varada Sethu’s chemistry with Ncuti Gatwa looks great, and she brings exactly the right blend of compassion and attitude. Sadly, this episode doesn’t quite reach the heights we’ve come to expect

The Guardian - UK

Doctor Who: The Robot Revolution - season two, episode one recap

This time it looks like we’re in for a spikier relationship between Doctor and companion than we’ve come to expect. These two certainly aren’t acting like best buddies…

The Guardian - UK

Doctor Who: The Robot Revolution on BBC One review: a new dream team is born

4/5 Varada Sethu more than holds her own against Ncuti Gatwa’s mercurial Time Lord in this fun space romp

Evening Standard

'We watched Scooby-Doo': Doctor Who stars reveal how they prepared for the Disney+ show's upcoming Hanna Barbera-like animated episode

Ncuti Gatwa and Varada Sethu lift the lid on the exciting but challenging process of bringing Doctor Who's next episode to life.

TechRadar

You don't need to like every episode of 'Doctor Who' — in fact, it's probably a good thing if you don't

If the perennially versatile 'Doctor Who' isn't a mixed bag, it isn't fulfilling its true potential.

Space

Doctor Who season 2: All the Easter eggs, cameos, and references

Our ongoing guide to every Easter egg, cameo, and reference in Doctor Who season 2

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Doctor Who's Varada Sethu: "Belinda isn't afraid to stand up to the Doctor!"

Varada Sethu reveals what we can expect as new companion Belinda Chandra joins the Doctor in the TARDIS

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How to watch 'Doctor Who' season 2 online and from anywhere

There's a new companion in the TARDIS... Here's how to watch "Doctor Who" season 2 online on BBC iPlayer in the UK and on Disney Plus in the US.

Evening Standard

Graham Norton to add ‘mayhem’ to Doctor Who with Eurovision-themed episode

The Interstellar Song Contest, the sixth episode, also features Radio 2 presenter Rylan Clark.

Evening Standard

The real story behind Ncuti Gatwa’s ‘dark, sexy’ Shakespeare play: Were The Bard and Marlowe lovers or rivals?

As Born With Teeth brings a ‘ferociously sexy’ take on literature’s greatest mystery to the West End, we separate the tantalising facts from wild fiction

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How to watch Doctor Who season 2 free online from anywhere

With new companion Belinda Chandra (Varada Sethu) joining the Doctor (Ncuti Gatwa) in the TARDIS, here's how to watch Doctor Who season 2 free online from anywhere.

The Guardian - UK

‘I can’t believe I’m paid to watch Ncuti Gatwa!’: Doctor Who’s boundary-pushing new companion, Varada Sethu

From being crowned Miss Newcastle to making waves in Star Wars’ first same-sex couple, the Doctor’s latest assistant has had a stellar rise to fame. The actor chats stunts, space and why she’s hungry for more

WhatToWatch

How to watch Doctor Who season 2 online: episode release schedule, free options and more for new Ncuti Gatwa season

Here's how you can watch Doctor Who season 2, which debuts on Saturday, April 12.

The Independent UK

Ncuti Gatwa to play Christopher Marlowe in West End play

Royal Shakespeare Company announces Gatwa has been cast as Elizabethan playwright Christopher Marlowe.

Inverse

'Doctor Who' Season 2 Release Date, Time, Plot, and Trailer for the Sci-Fi Show

We've come the long way round. Here's everything you need to know about the 'Doctor Who' Season 2 premiere, "The Robot Revolution."

The Independent UK

What’s up, Doc? How Doctor Who lost its mojo – and how it can get it back

COMMENT: Ever since its deal with Disney+, ‘Doctor Who’ has become a different, more family-friendly show. Ed Power has some ideas about how it could regain its former glories

Evening Standard

Ncuti Gatwa to star in 'dark, sexy' West End play about Shakespeare and Marlowe

Born With Teeth will be hitting the West End this summer, featuring Gatwa as Christopher Marlowe and Edward Bluemel as William Shakespeare in a “ferociously sexy” take on the relationship between the playwrights

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