Disney started co-producing Doctor Who in 2023, and the show's partnership with the BBC has created a strange but understandable phenomenon.

A doctor accused of supplying Matthew Perry with ketamine before his death is expected to plead guilty in federal court on Wednesday.

Mark Gatiss, a major Doctor Who writer, has recently commented on the show's status, suggesting a rest is needed.

Ncuti Gatwa opens up about stepping into the iconic role of the Doctor, sharing candid moments connecting with Matt Smith and navigating the intense, exhausting experience behind the scenes of Doctor Who.

The 'Doctor Who' deal may hang in the balance but BBC Studios and Disney are key partners, according to Tom Fussell.

A doctor who supplied Matthew Perry with ketamine pleaded guilty on Wednesday in connection with the 2023 drug overdose death of the "Friends" star, US media reported.

As questions swirl over the future of Doctor Who, one of the its most prolific writers has suggested the series may be due a "rest". Almost two months after the airing of Doctor Who's most recent season finale,

Ncuti Gatwa said he left Doctor Who because of the mental and physical strains of the job two months after his last episode. He made reference to a potential comeback while expressing gratitude for the life-altering event and the support of his fans. Gatwa is back on stage, starring in London's Born With Teeth.