Doctor Who showrunner Russell T Davies has shared that the upcoming season finale will finally resolve a mystery that has puzzled fans for years.
Doctor Who season 2’s last episode airs on Saturday, May 31 on BBC iPlayer. Avoid social media until the credits roll to keep the surprises intact. Viewers outside the UK can also watch the show by using a VPN to access.
Back in 2023, Ncuti Gatwa’s Fifteenth Doctor took control of the TARDIS in the show’s first-ever “bi-generation,” a unique moment where he physically split from his predecessor, portrayed by David Tennant.
Since then, fans have been guessing what this decision truly meant – and it seems the answers might arrive in just a few days. On Monday, Russell posted a teaser for the upcoming Doctor Who finale, leading one fan to ask if an “explanation for bi-generation” was finally coming.
The writer replied in the comments, “Actually, yes!”
Following the upcoming season finale, the future of Doctor Who remains uncertain, with reports suggesting the show might be “rested” after the current series wraps up.
Just last week, the BBC dismissed rumors that Ncuti had been “axed” from the series. These claims came months after tabloid reports suggested he would step down from playing The Doctor later this year.
Any suggestion that Ncuti Gatwa has been ‘axed’ is pure fiction,
a BBC spokesperson told
As we have previously stated, the decision on season three will be made after season two airs and any other claims are just pure speculation.
They continued:
The spokesperson also noted that the co-production deal with Disney+ was always intended to end after 26 episodes and reminded fans that there’s still “an entire spin off, The War Between The Land And The Sea” set to air later this year. They added: “As for the rest, we never comment on The Doctor and future storylines.”
The final episode of the current season of Doctor Who is scheduled to air on BBC One on Saturday, 31 May.
Source: Huffpost