Reginald D. Moore’s acclaimed sci-fi series, set in an alternate history in which the Soviets won the Space Race, is set to ...

Doctor Who is television's longest running sci-fi series, charting the story of a lone Time Lord's travels through time in their TARDIS since 1963.

Jodie Whittaker almost wasn't the first woman to portray Doctor Who's titular hero, as others were considered three decades prior.

For such a famous sequence, the Doctor Who titles sure have been through some changes over the years...but which is better?

Varada Sethu's addition to the TARDIS was a jolt of energy 'Doctor Who' needed—but it bafflingly transformed her into the modern era's most squandered companion.

Ncuti Gatwa exited Doctor Who in Saturday's shocking season 2 finale. The role will presumably now be played by Billie Piper, who starred on the show as companion Rose Tyler in earlier seasons ...

The Rani is back and things are completely awry in Doctor Who’s universe. Season two’s penultimate episode sets up perhaps one of the most dire situations that’s ever happened in the universe.

Doctor Who season two's "Wish World" offers some Easter eggs and callbacks for fans to enjoy and explore from the Modern and Classic eras.

Doctor Who returns and this time he's got a new companion in Varada Sethu, and we've got the whole story for you.

There's more to the latest 'Doctor Who' companion than initially meets the eye, as we find out in Doctor Who Season 2 Episode 1.

Ncuti Gatwa told UPI Belinda stands her ground with his time-traveling "Doctor Who" hero in ways no other companion has in the history of the long-running sci-fi series.

Doctor Who’s new companion is going to keep him on his toes Doctor Who stars Ncuti Gatwa and Varada Sethu open up about how Miss Belinda Chandra is going to shake up the series.