Doctor Who

2005 • Space
4.8
1.5K reviews
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Season 12 episodes (10)

1 Spyfall, Pt. 1
1/1/20
Season-only
Intelligence agents around the world are under attack from alien forces. MI6 turns to the only people who can help: The Doctor and friends. As they travel the globe for answers, attacks come from all sides. Earth's security rests on the team's shoulders, but where will this planet-threatening conspiracy lead them?
2 Spyfall, Pt. 2
1/5/20
Season-only
In part two of this epic spy thriller, a terrifying plan to destroy humanity is about to reach fruition. Can The Doctor and her friends escape multiple traps and defeat a deadly alliance?
3 Orphan 55
1/12/20
Season-only
A luxury holiday on an alien planet beckons for the Doctor, Graham, Yaz and Ryan. But their stay at Tranquillity Spa becomes a fight for survival against terrifying monsters.
4 Nikola Tesla's Night of Terror
1/19/20
Season-only
1903. Who or what is sabotaging Nikola Tesla's generator plant at Niagara Falls? And has this maverick inventor really received a message from Mars?
5 Fugitive of the Judoon
1/26/20
Season-only
The Doctor and friends race to 21st century Gloucester—to stand in the way of trigger happy space police the Judoon. But who or what are the Judoon investigating?
6 PRAXEUS
2/2/20
Season-only
What connects a missing astronaut in the Indian Ocean, birds behaving strangely in Peru and a US naval officer who washes up on a Madagascan beach? Team TARDIS investigate.
7 Can You Hear Me?
2/9/20
Season-only
A cry for help from across the stars. Terrifying creatures in 1380 Aleppo. And in Sheffield, something is infecting people's nightmares. The Doctor and friends investigate.
8 The Haunting of Villa Diodati
2/16/20
Season-only
Lake Geneva. 1816. Lord Byron and the Shelleys plot a night telling ghost stories. But as the Doctor and friends arrive, the Villa proves to have ghostly presences all its own.
9 Ascension of the Cybermen
2/23/20
Season-only
In the far future, the Doctor and friends face a brutal battle, across the farthest reaches of space, to protect the last of the human race against the deadly Cybermen.
10 The Timeless Children
3/1/20
Season-only
The Cybermen are on the march. The last remaining humans are hunted down. Lies are exposed, truths are revealed. And for the Doctor, nothing will ever be the same.

About this show

Doctor Who's popularity is on-going with a cult following that stretches all the way from New Zealand to Los Angeles via Britain. The new incarnation of the Doctor will travel much further a field. With high production values, innovative CGI from Oscar-winning company The Mill, an all-star cast and scripts from the cream of British writers led by Russell T Davies, Doctor Who is the ultimate adventure in the human race -- gripping, breathtaking and action-packed. Once purchased please find your episodes under My Movies & TV.

Ratings and reviews

4.8
1.5K reviews
Chillin Creative
March 2, 2020
Bought Series 12. Here's the best way to watch it: If something doesn't make sense, wait for it to be explained by the end of the series. Something I notice is that people get confused about moments in episodes, and rather than waiting the week for the next episode, or the series finale even, they get upset at the show because of a lack of patience. Now, I'm not trying to belittle said fans—hell, I understand why they wouldn't want to wait. Chris Chibnall enables such a sense of bewilderment and wonder into the show's fans, waiting a week to know what happens next seems almost unfair. So, just sit tight. Everything will make sense eventually. Secondly, you'll notice that a majority of the opening episodes have left-leaning political messages. If that's an immediate turn off for you, I apologize on behalf of Chris Chibnall, but I sincerely encourage you to watch the series anyway, trying to ignore the messages, if you need to. Certain episodes are subtle about it, or use them well. An episode like "Orphan 55" fails to be subtle, whilst "Nikola Tesla's Night of Terror" has a statement that can be missed if you aren't looking for it. The heavier episodes don't have political messages. So, even if you don't like the politics, stick around for the series arc, which continues from Series 11's "Timeless Child" mystery. Oh, and that returning captain is only in the series for a fraction of one episode, and, like, 0.1 seconds of another. So, if you're buying to see him be a major player, he's not. He definitely helps to kick the series into its arc, but otherwise, you shouldn't expect much of him. Finally, if you didn't like Series 11, don't see Series 12 as more of that type of content. From what I can find, a lot more people prefer Series 12 over 11. The Series 12 haters tend to hate the series because they didn't like Series 11, and refuse to believe that Doctor Who under Chibnall's reign can be good. Otherwise, there's a chance that they just hate the idea of the Doctor being a woman. I know there are other reasons, like the handling of reference to cancer in "Can You Hear Me?", but the previous seem to be most popular. TL;DR: Just sit back and enjoy it. Don't prejudge the content. Let it speak for itself. If you don't like it—well, I guess we disagree. That's fine. You're allowed to disagree with a stranger online. Enjoy.
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C S
September 16, 2018
There's a reason this show has lasted for so many years. Well ok, there are many reasons. There's no other show like it and there never will be. The writing, the characters, the action, the comedy, the lessons and of course the more emotional moments come together into a delightful package that I'll gladly watch over and over. Sure, there are some lower points which is expected when a show has gone on for so long but even the lowest points in this show surpass the highest points of many other shows out there. Here's to (hopefully) another 50 years of Doctor Who.
Supriya Gour
January 24, 2022
Love the earlier series, hate the current ones (I so wanted to love Jodie, but the show just became one long political statement instead of a fun adventure). If anyone is looking for the earlier Christmas Specials - look under Revolution of the Daleks. For some reason, Google threw all the earlier specials under there as separate seasons.