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The deal with Disney+ was for 26 episodes — and exactly half of those still have to transmit.'

Ncuti was the first black actor to take on the leading role as The Doctor, after Jodie made history as the first permanent female Time Lord in 2017.

He became a household name when he starred as gay teenager Eric Effiong in the Netflix comedy-drama series Sex Education.

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Doctor Who has been produced by the BBC since 1963 and when it was first released, was intended to be a regular weekly programme aired on Saturday evenings.

It originally ran for 26 seasons from November 23, 1963 to December 6, 1989, it was intended to be an educational show for family viewing to teach its younger audience about history as the Doctor travelled through time with its companions, a history and science teacher.

Back in October, it was said that the future of Doctor Who was in doubt and questions had been raised about whether Ncuti will return for a third series.

The long-running sci-fi show has suffered a huge drop in ratings of late, with fans said to be fed up with the injection of woke storylines [Ncuti pictured with co-star Millie Gibson]

The future of the hit sci-fi show may not be so secure after it was revealed that there will be a gap of at least two years following the second outing of the star as the titular character next year.

The extended wait may mean the Scottish actor might not return at all according to The Mirror.

Insiders have told the publication that eyebrows were raised about the programe after a mysterious edit was made to Graham Norton's BBC One chat show.

During the latest episode, The Sex Education actor revealed he would be filming the third series of Doctor Who next year.

But the comment was edited out when the episode of the chat show was aired.

It comes after Doctor Who producer Russell T Davies previously said 'no decision' had been made yet for the line-up of series three in July.

Appearing at Comic Con in San Diego alongside Ncuti and Millie Gibson, the screenwriter spoke about what was in store for the science fiction show.

Russell, 61, admitted decisions about who would star in series three haven't been made yet as they are still in the middle of filming the second season at the time.

The screenwriter said: 'We've shot season two, but that's only halfway through.

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He reveals that, unlike humans, both male and female Gifftans can give birth

Lovers of the show have also lamented at the return of some of the programme's beloved villains, who have been given a 'woke' facelift by showrunner, Russel T Davis.

Davos, the gaunt, disfigured creator of the Daleks, had been forced to use a wheelchair and mobile life support system since his introduction to Doctor Who in 1975.

As such, it is clear those behind Doctor Who will continue to stand up for a welcoming world for everyone and stick to its core values.

Source: Deadline

Release Date
May 11, 2024

Network
BBC One

Directors
Alex Pillai, Peter Hoar, Ben Chessell, Julie Anne Robinson, Jamie Donoughue, Amanda Brotchie, Dylan Holmes Williams

Writers
Steven Moffat, Pete McTighe, Kate Herron, Inua Ellams, Juno Dawson

Franchise(s)
Doctor Who / Whoniverse

Doctor Who, one of the UK's most beloved science-fictions shows, faces 'extermination' after its 'woke' storylines enraged viewers.

The long-running sci-fi phenomenon, which has a global following of millions, has seen its ratings plummet after fans were left fed up by some of its recent plots.

Fuming 'Whovians' were outraged at the introduction of transgender and non-binary characters who would lash out at those 'assuming their gender', as well as a deranged villain played by a drag queen.

Campaigners have accused bosses behind the BBC series of 'promoting the cult of gender ideology' in the latest episodes of the time-hopping romp, which is streamed globally thanks to a lucrative deal with Disney thought to be worth £100million.

It comes amid rumours the franchise's lead star, Ncuti Gatwa, is on the verge of quitting his role as the Time Lord and that the show could soon be cancelled.

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a gay doctor who im sick of this crap

In 2018, when Jodie Whittaker (pictured second from right) was the titular Time Lord, fans were introduced to a heavily pregnant man as one of the side characters

The 'man' called Yoss is an alien from a species known as the Gifftans. While larger, more prominent companies would rather remain quiet or offer minimal support for their cast and crew, the BBC's stance is a welcome sight, even if the broadcaster itself isn't immune to scrutiny.

She uses music and singing as a power.

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He said: 'A lot of us on the production team did too, associating disability with evil.'

But the change left fans unimpressed, with many taking to social to express their frustration.

Davos, the gaunt, disfigured creator of the Daleks, had been forced to use a wheelchair and mobile life-support system since his introduction to Doctor Who in 1975 but was given a 'woke' facelift when he reappeared in the show

Doctor Who fans were left furious after iconic villain Davros made a comeback to the show looking totally different (pictured)

Doctor Who has been produced by the BBC since 1963 and, when it was first released, was intended to be a weekly programme aired on Saturday evenings (stock image from 2017)

'I'd actually much rather they left Davros in the past rather than try and do some re-write of history,' wrote one person.

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While another added: 'I guess i see where they're coming from with "Davros is harmful representation" but I do think it's incredibly lame they got rid of the forehead eye you should keep that no matter what.'

According to reports, a decision of the show's future will only be made by bosses once Ncuti's second series hits screens later this year.

It is thought that Ncuti has already filmed his regeneration exit scene, with crews allegedly fearing that this could spell the end of the series after a whopping 62 years.

A source told The Sun: 'Ncuti doesn't want to be tied to the series beyond this and plans to relocate to Los Angeles with several Hollywood projects standing by for him.

'His team also see a lot of fan backlash from the series, and don't want the perception of him still being The Doctor to get in the way of any future work.

'The show has been poorly managed in recent years and there's a lot of people who've been working on this show for years and now being cast aside due to poor leadership.'

The insider added that people had warned that the episodes were becoming 'too caught up on an agenda' rather than focusing 'telling a story', with those people apparently being 'shouted down' and 'ignored.'

In October, it was said that Doctor Who's future was in doubt and questions had been raised about whether Ncuti would return for a third series

A source told The Sun: 'Ncuti doesn’t want to be tied to the series beyond this and plans to relocate to Los Angeles with several Hollywood projects standing by for him'

However, a Doctor Who spokesperson added to The Sun: 'Doctor Who has not been shelved.

I am always The Meep.' 

Doctor Who's Time Lord appeared to develop a crush on Isaac Newton during one episode of the sci-fi show  (David Tennant seen as the Doctor with his assistant Donna, played by Catherine Tate)

David Tennant’s Doctor said to his companion that Isaac (Nathaniel Curtis, pictured) 'was so hot'.