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Subject: Re: [RUMOUR] Doctor Who will be back for two more seasons, at least
Date: Sun, 18 May 2025 01:20:48 +0100
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On 17/05/2025 23:26, Your Name wrote:
> 
> With or without Disney's involvement, the BBC are reportedly still 
> planning to make at least two more seasons of Doctor Who, but there will 
> be a year's hiatus as new episodes are written, filmed, and edited ready 
> for a likely 2027 release.
> 

They don't even have a new actor to play Doctor Whoke and RTD has 
already written the scripts so there will be no course correction and 
Doctor Whoke will still be gay, transgender, and a mass murdering 
genocidal monster.

The ratings are going to sink to absolute zero.

> 
> 
>     Doctor Who Will Continue...?
>     ----------------------------
>     After months of rumours and speculation, it has been revealed
>     (according to The Daily Mirror newspaper) that Doctor Who will
>     continue on BBC One for further series beyond this year, but
>     fans may have to wait until 2027.
> 
>     The Mirror reports that the series will return to BBC One for
>     future series, with Russell T Davies already working on
>     scripts for an additional two series, irrespective of whether
>     Disney decide to continue in their partnership with the BBC
>     beyond this series.
> 
>     A source said to The Mirror:
>         "Whether or not Disney stays, the expectation is that
>          the show will continue. Yes, there will be a gap
>          while the scripts are finalised, the episodes are
>          filmed and the editing process takes place. But we'll
>          be back..."
> 
>     A source added to the newspaper:
>         "When Doctor Who began its partnership with Disney+,
>          there was additional funding put in place. Doctor Who
>          is an expensive show to make, with its effects budget
>          taking up a significant part of the overall spend, so
>          if Disney were to withdraw its funding, then there
>          wouldn't be as significant an impact on production as
>          some fans may think. The TARDIS set is still standing
>          in Cardiff, all ready to go on new adventures."
> 
>     <https://www.gallifreyannewsroom.com/doctor-who-will-continue/>
> 
> 
> 


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