There's over 850 episodes of Doctor Who, so it can be hard to start watching, that's why we found a perfect starting point for new fans!

October, it was reported that several private film collections have been confirmed to hold missing episodes of Doctor Who, potentially bringing the current count down from 97. For many fans, this news will spark minor speculation as to what episodes may return soon.

Planet Earth has been invaded many times in Doctor Who, but there were certain occurrences that the population should absolutely remember happening.

At the end of Remembrance of the Daleks, both Dalek factions have been eradicated, Skaro has been destroyed, and Davros has been sent scurrying off with his tail between his legs once again. All that remains is the Supreme Dalek.

The executive producer of Doctor Who has hit back at "rude" comments from a former writer who claimed the show was now "as dead as we've ever known it" during its current production hiatus.

The dust has now settled on Doctor Who Season 2, with fans across the world left with a sour taste in their mouths following a chaotic and unsatisfying finale. The new Disney and Doctor Who era has been anything but a smooth ride, with dropping ratings and ...

The BBC announced that Disney will not produce the next series of Doctor Who, and Russell T. Davies is writing a Christmas Special for 2026.

When she returns home, her television is on, but instead of a static screen or a cursed video of a girl crawling out of a well, it's playing footage of The Doctor (David Tennant), who offers a warning.

If it's going to take a long time for us to get a definitive idea about the future of 'Doctor Who', maybe not everything needs a response.

The current Doctor Who hiatus is hitting everyone hard. Fans, critics, former cast members, and previous writers have all weighed in on everything from Ncuti Gatwa’s regeneration and who former companion Billie Piper is meant to be playing at the end of the season 15 finale to whether we can expect to see the show back on our screens again at all.