As the filming of season 15 of the series Doctor Who comes to an end, fans are gearing up to immerse themselves in a whirlwind of emotions and suspense with the promise of new worlds to explore and new enemies to face.
Tl;dr
- Season 15 of Doctor Who has finished filming for a planned release in 2025.
- Ncuti Gatwa plays the Fifteenth Doctor, succeeding David Tennant.
- Millie Gibson portrays the Doctor’s new companion, Ruby Sunday.
- New episodes of Doctor Who are being simulcast on Disney+ and BBC iPlayer.
Doctor Who: a highly anticipated season 15
The iconic series Doctor Who is currently airing its 14th season, but fans already have reason to rejoice. Russell T Davies, the showrunner of the series, confirmed that filming for season 15 had wrapped up. This new season is scheduled for release in 2025.
A new Doctor takes the reins
Ncuti Gatwa has taken over from David Tennant to portray the Fifteenth Doctor. After making his first appearances during the series’ 60th anniversary in 2023, Gatwa led his first full season of time-traveling adventures as the Time Lord.
A new companion for the Doctor
The Doctor is not alone in his adventures through time and space. He is joined by Ruby Sunday, a new character played by Millie Gibson. The two characters met during the 2023 Christmas special episode, “The Church on Ruby Road.”
Simultaneous international broadcast
Fans around the world can follow the Doctor’s adventures simultaneously. The new episodes of Doctor Who season 14 are aired every Friday on both the Disney+ streaming platform for international audiences and BBC iPlayer for British viewers.
What do we think?
The completion of filming for Doctor Who season 15 is excellent news for fans. The arrival of Ncuti Gatwa and Millie Gibson promises new and exciting adventures. Viewers will undoubtedly be eager to discover the continuation of the Doctor’s adventures in 2025. In the meantime, they can enjoy the weekly broadcast of season 14.