Dark Gallifrey, the Time Lords villains series, continues with a mismatched pair of Meddling Monks. cultbox.co.uk/reviews/dark...

I heard *somewhere* that there will be a new Steven Moffat interview conducted by Tom Spilsbury in the next Doctor Who Magazine.

Doctor Who Magazine special pays tribute to Patrick Troughton cultbox.co.uk/news/doctor-...

Ncuti Gatwa will executive produce the short film 'Passing Through.' variety.com/2026/film/gl...

Steven Moffat on Doctor Who: "It will be back and it will be good." cultbox.co.uk/news/steven-...

'Casualty', which is often used as an example of how the BBC's competitive tender process works for a TV program, had 27 days from announced intention to invitation. It's been 27 days since the BBC announced its intention regarding 'Doctor Who', arguably a more complex situation.

This is from a fan account on X. I can't confirm with any official news source. The official cited transmission time was initially "early 2026" and then merely "in 2026".

Russell T Davies is number 2 on the Pride Power List 2026. www.pride-powerlist.com/post/pride-p...

When Russell T Davies was asked by The Mirror at the Attitude Awards in London about why he made the decision to leave Doctor Who, he said: "Time to move on, that's all."

Steven Moffat says writing ‘The Empty Child’ changed his life. youtube.com/shorts/No0Fz...

The many deaths of Rory Williams youtube.com/shorts/FE27v...

In eight more days, it will be exactly a month since the BBC announced its intention to put Doctor Who out to tender. The tender process for Casualty was likely less complicated than the one for Doctor Who is but it was 27 days from announced intention to Invitation to Tender.

Circuit Breaker: what’s next for the Doctor Who story cultbox.co.uk/news/circuit...

Friends of Fane priority tickets go on sale tomorrow at 10am for a conversion with Russell T Davies on his memoir ‘The Queerest of Folk’ at Soho Theatre Walthamstow, London on October 8 at 7:30pm. www.fane.co.uk/russell-t-da...

All five scripts for ‘The War Between The Land And The Sea’ are available at the BBC Writers Room. www.bbc.co.uk/writers/scri...

A short video on Circuit Breaker youtube.com/shorts/4XUhm...

The Fourth Doctor Adventures: Lethal Progress audio boxset review cultbox.co.uk/reviews/the-...

There's an excerpt from the Jo Martin interview in today's Doctor Who Magazine on the official Doctor Who website. www.doctorwho.tv/news-and-fea...

Doctor Who Circuit Breaker launches with UNIT contacting the Fugitive Doctor. cultbox.co.uk/news/doctor-...

According to an article in Doctor Who Magazine, along with Daleks, Cybermen and Weeping Angels, a new villain will be introduced in Circuit Breaker.

Just as I predicted earlier. Now it's official.

The Doctor Who Magazine 631 cover which is going to be in the shops

The subscriber cover for Doctor Who Magazine 631 via Instagram

Mat Smith said on the Happy Sad Confused podcast that he and Christopher Eccleston used to greet each other as they were heading to their respective flats with "Morning, Doctor," "Morning, Doctor." www.youtube.com/watch?v=zgE_...

Alex Kingston: “I love Billie, she's fantastic, but I don't know because she's Rose! It's like if people would say to me, 'Would you like to be the Doctor?' and I'm like, 'No, because I'm River - why would I want to be the Doctor? I'm having great fun being River Song!'”

Loved the IDW crossover back in Matt Smith era...that also includes a glimpse of the Fourth Doctor meeting Kirk & TOS crew.

Osgood prepares for an encounter with a Doctor she knows very little about... 👀

The fugitive Doctor is back as Doctor Who Magazine 631 initiates major coverage of Circuit Breaker. cultbox.co.uk/general/doct...

Doctor Who and Star Trek showrunners discussed possible crossover. cultbox.co.uk/news/doctor-...

Jodie Whittaker: “I have never ever had to hide my absolute love for Doctor Who and I have said in every single interview that was ever asked, I would always say yes [to returning] and everyone knows that is what I will feel, I will love Doctor Who until the day I die.”

Doctor Who Magazine 631 comes out a week from today, just as 'Circuit Breaker' begins.

An Evening with Russell T Davies & Bernardine Evaristo at the Manchester Literature Festival Sunday, 11 October 2026 7:30 PM to promote Davies’ memoir. manchesterliteraturefestival.co.uk/events/an-ev...

The BBC has put out press release today regarding £160m in cuts. Some of this will come from a reduction in commissioning of 100-150 hours of originated programmes. They've already announced their intention to put Doctor Who out to tender so Doctor Who won't be cut.

Unsurprisingly at this point, ‘The War Between the Land and the Sea’ isn’t on the Disney+ schedule for July.

Peter Capaldi on Doctor Who: "Maybe it will disappear for a while in time and space, that's what the Doctor does." "You can never say never." www.digitalspy.com/tv/a71604742...

The BBC’s sustained a months-long lie of omission regarding Doctor Who, prolonging fan confusion and contention. cultbox.co.uk/general/doct...

Familiar Doctor Who faces David Tennant, Jodie Whittaker, Nicola Coughlan, Jim Broadbent and Adrian Lukis are among the Season 6 Cast Additions to ‘Only Murders In The Building’. deadline.com/2026/06/only...

An update on Russell T Davies' memoir coming out in October: among his other tales of his television career, it will contain his second Doctor Who showrunner stint. cultbox.co.uk/general/form...

Someone who was at Utopia today said that Dalek operator Barnaby Edwards said that Doctor Who Season 3 would have been a "Dalek spectacular".

RTD when asked what he would do differently if had a TARDIS and went back to when he ran Doctor Who for the second time: "Oh, Nothing! I’ve loved what I did. I mean, I’d grab that TARDIS and fly it off to Mars. Frankly, of all the places to go, why go back to earlier in your job?"

Russell T Davies goes into some details about the process of putting Doctor Who out to tender to dispel cancellation rumors. cultbox.co.uk/news/russell...

The BBC has not yet put Doctor Who out to tender. When this happens, the BBC will publicly release an Invitation to Tender document with specific criteria. The Doctor Who children's animated series Invitation to Pitch included episode count, length and specific years.

There’s of course more than one producer and they do loads of the heavy lifting but yeah the demands of an anthology show are major. I can’t be prescriptive on the best model because it would depend on the individuals and the money and the output but it feels there must be something less destructive

It’s a great book but it also makes you go “only a very particular person with a very particular set of circumstances could do this” and I guess I hope - for the good of the show - that it need not be so

I think it makes it feel more daunting though, in the day-to-do of it, it’s more the nature of the show (in my humble opinion)

They could be! Depends on the terms of the tender & expectations around delivery. I suppose what I’m hoping for is that the BBC are open to and happy to work with different models (which they have already been to a degree) but it’s also something equally considered on the production company side too

A few years ago, I was developing a show which had a team on it and I wrote this as part of my manifesto. (The troubled examples mentioned aren’t drawn from my time on Who). I still feel like this main point is a common issue and one that can only ultimately be solved with better structures

Also sorry to be clear: A job like that will involve some degree of sacrifice. It’s unreasonable to expect otherwise. I just mean I’d love for the baseline to not be “basically impossible”

Anyway - I hope they get some great people (and that it’s no-one I care for deeply)

(And I mean leadership up and down the production. The strain on department heads is ginormous)