For 20 years, the Doctor Who Christmas special has been an (almost) yearly tradition, and most of the time, fans know what to expect. If December coincides with The Doctor regenerating, it'll be a ...

During the epic 12-part “The Daleks’ Master Plan,” released as the fourth serial of Doctor Who’s third season back in 1965, “The Feast of Steven” hit our screens as the series’ first ever Christmas ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. From Russell T Davies' contemporary, guest-star-driven Christmas spectacles through Steven Moffat's fairytale-infused Victorian ...

A leaked holiday episode may have revealed answers to long-running mysteries, but fans can't agree whether it's genuine or wishful thinking.

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As one of the most beloved traditions of contemporary 'Doctor Who' turns 20, we look back on why the special that started it all is still the gold standard. Reading time 3 minutes Although it’s not ...

For the first time since 2005, Doctor Who won’t have a Christmas or New Year's special this year. This comes straight after Russell T Davies’ latest season of the long-running science-fiction drama ...

Christmas is canceled for "Doctor Who," as the iconic sci-fi show undergoes a major shakeup behind the scenes.

What Was Doctor Who’s First Christmas Special About & How Did It Change The Doctor? “The Daleks’ Master Plan” saw the Doctor, Steven Taylor (Peter Purves), and Sara Kingdom (Jean Marsh) battling the ...

The broadcaster and Bad Wolf decided not to proceed with the holiday episode as they seek new production partners following the end of the Disney+ deal.

Doctor Who has been a television tradition for over 60 years now. From kids in the ‘60s and ‘70s hiding behind sofas to speculation over who the Doctor will regenerate into next, the sci-fi series has ...