Disney has pulled out of its Doctor Who partnership with the BBC after just two series following what critics called the show’s “woke” rebrand.

As Deadline notes, each episode of the Disney-produced Doctor Who seasons cost somewhere around $13 million, making them a rather expensive endeavor for the studio. That price tag was likely a big factor in Disney’s decision to end the deal, and it now seems like the BBC’s plan going forward will be to play to fans’ nostalgia

The BBC struck a deal with Disney+ to air Doctor Who in 2022, with the idea that the American media conglomerate could take the franchise to the next level. “They said, ‘We want to make Doctor Who bigger.

It’s official. Doctor Who will return, just not on Disney+. What is the latest about Doctor Who’s future? It’s now been confirmed, after months of rumors, that Disney+ will pull its involvement with the long-running science fiction series,

Susan Foreman reveals that she shot a different ending for the episode — one that confirms a dropped plot point.

Tony Adams, whose full name was Anthony Sawley Adams, was a Welsh actor with English and Norwegian roots. He was well-known for two roles he played on television.

The show will continue airing on the BBC, though it remains unclear who will play the titular Time Lord moving forward.

Currently, there is no resolution in sight for one of Doctor Who's most shocking and unexpected twists from the show's most recent story.