Doctor Who showrunner Russell T Davies addresses a potential crossover with his upcoming spin-off show and offers a definitive response.

especially for older Doctor Who fans. The main villains, the Sea Devils, were first introduced back in 1975, and haven't appeared since 2022, when they faced off against the Thirteenth Doctor.

the future of Doctor Who is in flux. Neither the BBC or Disney+ have confirmed at this time the status of season three. There’s still five-part Sea Devil and UNIT spinoff “The War Between the ...

courage is knowing something will hurt and doing it anyway. Mind you, she also said it's the definition of stupidity. The Doctor: I mean, that's the problem with history, never anything like the books ...

The Doctor, Yaz and Dan travel to 19th century China, where a small coastal village is under threat from both the fearsome pirate queen Madame Ching and a monstrous force which she unwittingly ...

Side view of a Naked Mole-rat, hairless rat, isolated on white. Image by life on white via Depositphotos Initially, the Naked Mole Rat, a hairless rodent from East Africa, challenges our understanding ...

While Kate, Colonel Ibrahim (Alexander Devrient), and Shirley ( Ruth Madeley) will appear on the new show, which stars two other familiar Doctor Who actors, Russell Tovey and Gugu Mbatha-Raw, playing ...

She and other characters Who fans know will be showing up in the new spinoff, The War Between the Land and the Sea. So could there be a crossover in the future? Doctor Who showrunner and the ...

Veteran creature artists Stephen Love and Rob Strange share the rigors of having zero vision and taking tumbles while playing ...

Instead, the ship disappeared in a treacherous body of water called the Devil's Sea. Local fishermen and the Japanese government call it ma no umi, meaning "the sea of troubles." For centuries ...

It’s lovely.” When it comes to crossing over in the future — for example, we saw the Torchwood cast on Doctor Who in its fourth season in 2008 for the two part “The Stolen Earth” and ...