Doctor Who doesn't need to celebrate being the longest-running sci-fi show in existence with nostalgia and cameos. It's doing well enough by simply being good.
"Wild Blue Yonder," the second Doctor Who 60th anniversary special, was kept secret before broadcast—a move Davies thinks had "an unfortunate effect."
The Daleks In Color and a special twist to An Adventure in Space and Time made Doctor Who 's 60th birthday a celebration of what came before, and what's next.
Anniversary specials? No, not just that: how good has Doctor Who been at celebrating its major milestones before?
As Doctor Who turns 60 years old this month, we take a look back on how TV's most iconic time traveler has marked the passing of all that time.
The returning Doctor Who showrunner set the record straight on how his new era will tackle the Thirteenth Doctor's controversial 'origin story.'
Doctor Who 's streaming platform launch on BBC iPlayer delivers a bittersweet but loving celebration of the show's past 60 years.
Fans in the U.S. will need to also have Max and BritBox subscriptions if they want access to the entire series.
Part of the BBC's massive new streaming archive of Doctor Who material will include 3 audio recordings of stories that are mostly lost to time.
As it gets increasingly unlikely that more of the 97 still-missing episodes from Doctor Who 's early history will ever be found, animation provides fans hope.
Get a look at a ton of the new cards featured in Universes Beyond: Doctor Who , a timey-wimey celebration arriving for Doctor Who 's 60th anniversary.
The returning showrunner playfully mocked the idea in the latest Doctor Who Magazine.
Doctor Who 's star traditionally dons their predecessor's outfit for their first outing, but going from a female to male-presenting Doctor created problems.
Jodie Whittaker's swan song featured a slew of classic Doctors, but some were very notably missing—for a reason.
The two Doctor Who adaptations, featuring the Daleks, will also return to British cinemas for a double bill of TARDIS action.
The showrunner who rescued the series from the past returns just in time to celebrate it.
Flux came to an end in "The Vanquishers", but rarely made it feel like this strange little journey had been worth it.
Doctor Who fan and professional colorizer Rich Tipple tells io9 how he restored some of the show's earliest stories in technicolor glory in his spare time.
I mean, come on, they're called the Chumbleys , for crying out loud.
When Doctor Who first went through the process of swapping out the actor for its titular hero—something that’s now weaved into the very fabric of the show’s worldbuilding as the process of regeneration—there was no precedent for the cast or crew. Could the show work without William Hartnell? Could audiences accept a new Doctor? Apparently…