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Karen Gillan, much like the rest of us, is still trying to find her own work-life balance.

The 37-year-old actress turned filmmaker has been working consistently for the last decade and a half in major franchises like Doctor Who, the Marvel Cinematic Universe and Jumanji, while also finding time to tackle a slew of other projects. The new mother says she’s practicing the art of taking breaks.

“Not working for the sake of working is probably part of my self-care regime,” Gillan tells The Hollywood Reporter on a Zoom call ahead of the release of her latest project, The Life of Chuck. The fantastical film, a reunion for Gillan, hails from director Mike Flanagan and is based on the Stephen King novella of the same name.

Gillan’s next project is shaping up to be another collaboration with Flanagan that will find her in the director’s chair, the performer explains.

The world of cinema is both remarkably expansive and amusingly small all at once. To wit: While there are new and unique filmmakers emerging onto the scene with each passing year, the way that the business of show has operated since its inception has been to lure audiences into a new film by way of familiar faces. In some cases, movie stars are intentionally interested in working with each other over and over. However, in other cases, the stars of one film will find themselves sharing the screen with an old castmate of theirs. This might be because a film's casting director liked the way two (or more) people looked on screen together before ... or it might be total happenstance.

Whatever the case was when it came to the casting of Nick Frost and Peter Serafinowicz in the live-action remake of "How to Train Your Dragon," it just so happens...

It looks like Brett Goldstein has found his creative home with Apple TV+. After winning hearts and a lot of Emmys with Ted Lasso, and then again with Shrinking, Goldstein is back—this time again not just as a star, but also as a writer—with All of You, a romantic sci-fi drama that’s already turning a lot of heads.

The movie had its world premiere at the Toronto International Film Festival, where early reviews praised its unique premise and futuristic twist on love and destiny. While critics have already gotten a taste of it, audiences are still waiting for its official release on Apple TV+. With Goldstein joined by Imogen Poots and a cast full of familiar faces, All of You promises an interesting watch.

Here’s everything you need to know—from the release date and cast to its thought-provoking plot.

When is All of You releasing?...

It's a brave new age for Doctor Who, and the beloved sci-fi is series already in spinoff territiory. There's a live-action spinoff called The War Between the Land and the Sea on the way, and now the BBC has revealed a new, animated series aimed at children.

This wouldn't be the first time that there's been a Doctor Who spinoff aimed specifically at much younger audiences. Fans may remember The Sarah Jane Adventures, which began in 2007 and ran for five seasons. While it heavily focused on appealing to juvenile audiences, it also attracted fans of the main series. The show still maintains a cult status within the fandom.

The new animated Doctor Who show will run on the BBC's children's channel CBeebies. The series would run independently of the main show. In a statement at the BBC, Patricia Hidalgo, Director of Children’s and Education, said:

"Everyone is welcome at CBeebies,...

We’ve got questions, and you’ve (maybe) got answers! With another week of TV gone by, we’re lobbing queries left and right about The Chi, Poker Face, the Tony Awards and more!

1 | Even though The Chi’s Christian was only around for a little while, were you as devastated as we were to hear that he’d died?

2 | When Walking Dead Universe badass Norman Reedus showed up in the spinoff movie From the World of John Wick: Ballerina, did you expect/hope he’d have a bigger, more action-packed role? ▲

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Plot: Kat, an improv comedy teacher, is questioning if she’s missed her shot at success. When an undercover cop offers her the role of a lifetime, she recruits two of her students to infiltrate London’s gangland by impersonating dangerous criminals.

Review: Count me as surprised, but Deep Cover is very funny. With the trailer dropping just a month ago, the Prime Video exclusive debuted on the streaming service today. Starring a pretty solid cast including Bryce Dallas Howard, Orlando Bloom, and Ted Lasso’s Nick Mohammed, Deep Cover looked like the type of forgettable vehicle that often gets relegated to a digital premiere these days. Nevertheless, the film, co-written by Jurassic World‘s Colin Trevorrow and Derek Connolly, is a hilarious comedy full of violence, profanity, and engaging characters. Clocking in at just over ninety minutes, Deep Cover is counterprogramming used to complement summer box office tentpoles. Luckily,...

The live-action remake of How to Train Your Dragon is now soaring in theaters, and one original cast member from the animated movies did not appear. David Tennant, known primarily for his works on Doctor Who and Jessica Jones, failed to reprise his role as Spitelout Jorgenson. Instead, they cast Peter Serafinowicz.

This project was announced in 2023 with Dean DeBlois directing, writing, and producing the film after spearheading the animated movies. As much as he wanted to bring in all of the original voice actors into the remake, many of them did not physically match their characters.

Why David Tennant did not return for How to Train Your Dragon live-action David Tennant in Doctor Who / Credits: BBC

Many fans were anticipating David Tennant’s appearance in the new How to Train Your Dragon live-action movie, but director Dean DeBlois explained via The Hollywood Reporter why the Scottish actor couldn’t reprise his role.

Much has been said about Doctor Who's future in recent weeks, but it's looking increasingly likely that Disney won't be stepping back into the Tardis. The House of Mouse's partnership with the BBC was meant to make the sci-fi series mainstream; instead, ratings have continued to decline, and reviews for the latest revival were mixed.

Showrunner Russell T Davies' return to Doctor Who ultimately wasn't the win that most fans expected. Ncuti Gatwa has left the show after two seasons, and season 3 still hasn't been announced, despite a cliffhanger ending that saw the Time Lord regenerate into Billie Piper.

According to a reliable source for Doctor Who leaks (via SFFGazette.com), the BBC is currently in advanced talks with a potential new partner following the collapse of the Disney+ deal. It's said that this unnamed partner wants greater creative control and for the series to "take itself more seriously.

Doctor Who is about to get a whole new vibe, animated, bold, and brilliantly unexpected. And guess who’s helping kickstart this wild new chapter? None other than Billie Piper. Rose Tyler is back in the mix, and her voice is leading the charge in the Season 15 finale that’s flipping the switch on Doctor Who’s future.

With animation now officially part of the canon, the show’s opening the Tardis doors to infinite storytelling possibilities, no regeneration limits, no budget constraints, just pure Time Lord chaos. And if this finale’s any indication, the future of Doctor Who might be drawn, but it’s far from predictable.

Billie Piper becomes the Doctor and changes Doctor Who forever Christopher Eccleston and Billie Piper in Doctor Who | Credits: BBC

Doctor Who broke all its own rules and now it’s breaking new ground with animation. Season 15’s finale, The Reality War,...

Take your fish sticks out of the fryer and whip up a bowl of custard because the Whoniverse is expanding as the BBC announces another Doctor Who spin-off! Amidst speculation about Doctor Who’s cancellation after the latest season of the timeless BBC TV series underperformed, the BBC says it’s moving forward with a preschool-style animated Doctor Who series. The untitled show finds the Doctor traveling through time, solving mysteries and problems alongside their companions and other friends. The show will run on the BBC’s pre-school channel CBeebies.

According to reports, the BBC is searching for a “passionate production company” to produce a project that does not conflict with the core show’s events or storylines. More interestingly, Disney, which co-produces the Bad Wolf and BBC Studios-produced main version with showrunner Russell T. Davies, will not be involved with the animation.

Commenting on the animated Doctor Who TV series project,...

As the days continue to pass since its controversial Season 2 finale, it seems increasingly likely that the lackluster Disney era of Doctor Who is going to end with a whimper. Russell T. Davies' second era at the helm has found itself in the middle of a storm of speculative rumors, as the future of the timey-wimey series remains in doubt. However, the latest news from the BBC instead points to the likelihood that Doctor Who's "Whoniverse" will continue to expand at pace, although Disney are likely to get booted out of the Tardis for good.

In a statement made by the BBC, it has been announced that a new animated series of Doctor Who adventures will be heading to the British children's network Cbeebies. The series "will see the Doctor travelling through time and space for the pre-school audience, solving mysteries and problems alongside their companions and other friends,...

One of the great traits about The Doctor is that he's always been an animated character who likes to express himself through over-the-top verbal and physical mannerisms. Now, the BBC is taking that literal by turning him into an actual animated persona for a new Doctor Who kids show that's set to air on the pre-school channel, CBeebies. This won't be the first time The Doctor gets the animation treatment, but it will be the first full-fledged animated series for kids in the franchise's long history.

Per Deadline, the BBC is now on the hunt for a production company to produce the animated series, as Disney – who co-produces the flagship show – won't be involved this time around. It will be aimed at pre-school kids and feature The Doctor "solving mysteries and problems alongside their companions and other friends." Patricia Hidalgo, Director of BBC Children's and Education, released a statement to coincide with the news,...

It’s official: PBS Masterpiece’s adaptation of The Forsyte Saga has been renewed.

Deadline revealed in March that a second season of The Forsytes was on the cards, even though the adaptation of John Galsworthy’s novel is yet to premiere.

PBS Masterpiece said Season 1 will debut in the U.S. in 2026. British viewers will get The Forsytes this year after Paramount-owned network 5 acquired the series.

A sweeping portrait of a wealthy British family in 1880s London, the show’s ensemble cast is led by BAFTA-winner Francesca Annis (Lillie), who plays formidable matriarch Ann.

True Blood star Stephen Moyer and Doctor Who actress Millie Gibson also feature alongside the likes of Jack Davenport (The Morning Show) and Eleanor Tomlinson (One Day).

L-r: Richard Rankin, Sarah Alexander, and Nia Ashi Faye Thomas/Getty/Mammoth Screen

Season 2 will add Richard Rankin (Outlander), Sarah Alexander (Pennyworth), and Nia Ashi (Bob Marley: One Love...

Plenty of controversy has surrounded Doctor Who Season 2, so much so that the timey-wimey series' future is seemingly up in the air. With a frustrating finale providing the pinpoint in a lackluster Disney era for the show, many have even suggested that, much like Ncuti Gatwa, Russell T. Davies' time in charge of Doctor Who should come to an end, with some even suggesting the series deserves canning altogether.

One of the headline indicators for those in the latter camp of Doctor Who's failing appeal has been the viewing figures, with episodes this season dropping lower than ever before. The debate, like the Time War, has raged on, with defenders citing mitigating circumstances such as the rise in streaming and a poorly timed release window. Now, thanks to the official 7-day viewing figures for the finale episode cited via Barb, it seems those arguing for mitigating circumstances may have...

The Forsytes hasn't even premiered and good news about Season 2 is already coming our way. Today, Masterpiece on PBS announced that the cast of the next season of the period drama series is expanding. Richard Rankin (Outlander) is one of the new names that will integrate the cast of the upcoming episodes, which are currently filming in the U.K. Season 1 is expected to premiere on Masterpiece on PBS in March 2026.

The addition only underscores how PBS is confident in the story of The Forsytes. The renewal for Season 2 was announced three months ago, way before Season 1 premiered. Rankin plays fan-favorite Roger in Outlander and has also been in the cast of other high-profile series such as The Last Kingdom and Rebus. Aside from Rankin, Season 2 has added Sarah Alexander (Pennyworth) and Nia Ashi (Bob Marley: One Love).

Collider's Maggie Lovitt talked recently with series star Stephen Moyer (Art...

A new Doctor Who animated series is in development at BBC, with the series poised to draw a new audience into the Whoniverse's sci-fi adventures. Doctor Who is slowly starting to expand its world, with new spinoffs being developed for the franchise. This includes the upcoming The War Between the Land and the Sea, a spinoff produced by BBC and Disney+ about Unit trying to prevent a global war against Sea Devils. The show, managed by flagship showrunner Russell T Davies, is only the first in the franchise's recent expansion.

Now, Deadlinehas confirmed that an animated Doctor Who series is in development, with adventures aimed at a preschool audience. The show will air on BBC's children's programming channel CBeebies, focusing on the Doctor's adventures as they solve mysteries and problems for a younger audience. The BBC is looking for a production company to create the series, which won't involve Disney.

It's safe to say that Doctor Who is in a bit of an odd spot right now. The last season ended with Ncuti Gatwa regenerating into Billie Piper, and since then there's been no news of a future season or a Christmas special. But there has been some exciting news for parents.

Doctor Who is getting a new animated spinoff on CBeebies, the children's entertainment arm of the BBC. This show will be aimed at toddlers - think Spidey and His Amazing Friends style programming - and perhaps introduce viewers who are too young to watch the mainline show into the world of Who.

According to the press release, the BBC are looking for a production company to get the show off the ground, but no names have been put about yet. Excitement seems to be growing, though. Patricia Hidalgo, Director of Children’s and Education programming at the BBC,...

Warner Bros. Animation and DC Studios are taking the next step on their animated journey with a TV version of the Mister Miracle comic book series.

Tom King, who wrote the Mister Miracle comics with Mitch Gerads, is showrunning and EPing this one, which is in production although network remains Tbd. The show comes after James Gunn’s Creature Commandos, which is currently in production on its second season for HBO Max. No details were given on voice cast.

Mister Miracle, which Warner said will tell the “odyssey” of main character Scott Free aka Mister Miracle, is based on the critically acclaimed and Eisner Award-winning 12-issue comic book series.

“No prison can hold him,” says the logline. “No trap can contain him. He is Scott Free, the worldwide celebrity sensation known as Mister Miracle, and he is the greatest escape artist who ever lived. But can he pull off the...

The Whoniverse is growing. The BBC has announced that the world of Doctor Who will be expanding with a new pre-school animated series. It will see the Doctor’s adventures come to CBeebies (a British TV channel aimed at small kids) for the first time ever. A production company to create and produce the series is being sought. It’s unclear if it will be available to U.S. audiences. This new series is going to “run independently” from Doctor Who, though it does still include the Time Lord. In the new kids’ show, the Doctor will travel “through time and space for the pre-school audience, solving mysteries and problems alongside their companions and other friends,” teases the BBC. “And, of course, they may come up against one or two challenges on their way…” Patricia Hidalgo, Director of Children’s and Education, said in a statement, “Everyone is welcome at CBeebies,...

There’s even more changes in store coming to the “Doctor Who” universe — or Whoniverse, rather — this time in the form of an animated preschool series.

The CBeebies show “will see the Doctor traveling through time and space for the pre-school audience, solving mysteries and problems alongside their companions and other friends,” according to the BBC’s Thursday announcement.

Things are in the very early stages, however, as the networks are still looking for a production company to both create and produce the cartoon. Meanwhile, the BBC and Disney+ are already working together on the previously announced spinoff “The War Between the Land and the Sea,” starring Gugu Mbatha-Raw and Russell Tovey.

“Everyone is welcome at CBeebies, including the Doctor! This much-loved franchise entertains millions around the world, so it is only right that our younger audience get to experience the wonder and the magic of the Doctor in a brand new format,...

The Doctor Who tardis is heading to BBC pre-school channel CBeebies.

The BBC has announced the next stage in the expansion of its Whoniverse, a pre-school animation version of its big-selling IP, which just wrapped second season under returned showrunner Russell T. Davies.

The show will see the Doctor travelling through time and space for the pre-school audience, solving mysteries and problems alongside their companions and other friends. And, of course, they may come up against one or two challenges on their way, the BBC said.

The BBC has set out a desire to find a “passionate production company” to produce the series, which will run independently from the main show. Disney, which co-produces the Bad Wolf and BBC Studios-produced main version, will not be involved with the animation.

Speaking about the plans, Patricia Hidalgo, Director of Children’s and Education said: “Everyone is welcome at CBeebies, including the Doctor.

The recent season 2 finale of Doctor Who ended with an absolute bombshell as Ncuti Gatwa's Fifteenth Doctor regenerated into none other than Billie Piper, who previously played fan-favorite Rose Tyler, the first companion of the 'New Who' era.

In the weeks leading up to the finale, fans had theorized that a regeneration was coming. Both Disney and the BBC were heavily promoting an epic finale, going as far as aligning the premiere times so fans around the world could watch it simultaneously. In addition, a number of UK cinemas held special screenings for the episode. The finale itself, titled "The Reality War," ended up being just okay. It had great moments, but was largely let down by messy pacing and underwhelming character arcs for companions Ruby Sunday and Belinda Chandra.

However, it was the Doctor's regeneration into none other than Billie Piper that had droves of fans screaming, confused,...

The future of Doctor Who seems very up in the air right now, and fans are starting to suspect the Ncuti Gatwa Disney+ era is over.

Industry insider Daniel Richtman alleges the claim in a statement. He said as much, via Comic Book Movie. "Doctor Who is only dead at Disney, but there are active talks to revive it elsewhere, and things are looking promising." Where the "elsewhere" was, he didn't say. It's possible the BBC are looking for a deal with another streamer.

There have been two seasons of Doctor Who on Disney+ so far, since the BBC struck a deal with Disney. They were branded as "season one" and "season two" and promised a brand-new era for the show. Unfortunately, thought, Doctor Who just didn't grab viewers on Disney+ the way it was supposed to. Although it got good critical reviews, the ratings kept falling. British tabloid newspapers...

Matt Smith debuted as the Eleventh Doctor on Doctor Who back in 2010, when the long-running sci-fi show was near the height of its modern popularity and influence. He stuck around for three years, the standard time for an actor to stick with the role, before he moved onto other projects. While the Doctor has continued regenerating into new actors, Smith has gone on to play high-profile roles in shows like The Crown and House of the Dragon...and also appear in movies like Morbius, but we can probably ignore that.

Anyway, it's been a while since Smith was piloting the Tardis, but he's always spoken well of the show and the people he worked with. During his tenure, Steven Moffat was serving as showrunner on Doctor Who. Per Radio Times, Moffat appeared on an episode of the Doctor Who documentary series Doctor Who: Unleashed, where he looked back on the show that was.

Marvel Cinematic Universe icon Mark Ruffalo is set to star alongside Doctor Who actress Ruth Madeley in a new movie for Apple Original Films. Siân Heder, the director of Oscar winner Coda, is also attached to the film titled Being Heumann.

According to Deadline, the movie tells the story of Judy Heumann, a disability rights activist who led a 28-day sit-in at the San Francisco Federal Building in 1977. She and her fellow protesters demanded that the government make all federal buildings accessible to disabled people -- a fight that was a long time coming and hard-won. The film is named after and based on Heumann's memoir, published in 2010.

Ruffalo will play Joseph Califano, who was the Secretary of Health, Education, and Welfare at the time. He held back on signing critical legislation for people with disabilities, and was only persuaded to do so by the actions of Heumann and her...

It's been 12 years since Matt Smith last played the Doctor in the BBC seriesDoctor Who. According to former writer Steven Moffat, while the actor has been involved in huge projects like House of the Dragon, Smith has expressed interest in returning to the Doctor Who set.

RadioTimes reported that Moffat appeared in Doctor Who: Unleashed, where he shared his recent WhatsApp conversation with the former actor he has worked with since 2010. He revealed that after Smith learned it had been 15 years since his first appearance, the actor replied that he wished he was on the Doctor Who set. This is when the former showrunner "begged" him to return.

"Today, as I sit here, is the 15th anniversary of when the 11th Doctor fell to Earth and ate fish custard. I WhatsApp'd Matt this morning saying it was 15 years, and he said, 'I wish I was on that set now'.

Following its unexpected Season 2 conclusion, the future of Doctor Who is once again in as much peril as The Doctor finds himself in across a regular season of the sci-fi show. After the show was “saved” by Disney, who delivered a hefty cash injection that seemed to be spent on mostly unnecessary CGI graphics, the deal with the Mouse House is now done, and it doesn’t look like they intend to regenerate their investment after the series failed to gain the kind of success they were expecting.

According to a new report from Daniel Richtman, Disney is not planning on giving another investment to the show, thus concluding their two-season contract. This seems to be the reason the second season ended the way it did, and why there has been no Christmas special or new season announcement. However, according to Richtman, this does not mean the show is about...

Exclusive: Deborah Doherty and John Kennedy, former senior execs at Irish stalwart Windmill Lane Pictures are launching Elephant Goldfish, a new post-production and VFX outfit in Dublin, formed in partnership with the UK’s Molinare Creative Group.

The company will look to work in high-end film, TV, animation, and advertising with remote workflows across Dublin and London.

Also joining the team are Ed Smith and Dave Hughes. As Head of Studio, Ed will manage the operation of Elephant Goldfish, supporting project management, creative, and technical teams while overseeing facilities, infrastructure, and day-to-day logistics. Heading up the colour department is Dave Hughes, a a Windmill Lane veteran, known for his collaborations with directors of photography such as Bob Richardson, Mikhail Krichman, Seamus McGarvey, and Sean Bobbitt. He most recently delivered Richard Linklater’s Blue Moon.

Elephant Goldfish is currently collaborating with horror studio Blumhouse on two feature films.

The company is...

Days Of Our Lives June 10, 2025 Spoilers ( Photo Credit – X )

The previous episode of Days of our Lives saw Salem preparing to say goodbye to John Black. On the other hand, Steve gave Kayla big news. Meanwhile, Brady comforted Rachel while Ari shared a secret with Tate.

And lastly, Roman reassured a worried Eric. There’s a lot of nostalgia and tears on the way as John is laid to rest. Here’s what the fans can expect from the June 10, 2025, episode of Days of our Lives when they tune in to Peacock to stream the long-running daytime drama set in Salem, Illinois.

Days Of Our Lives Spoilers: June 10, 2025

The episode on Tuesday features John’s funeral service beginning. It’s time to honor the man who was loved by many, as a husband, a friend, a father, a grandfather and more. John played many roles for many people of Salem...

One of the next big remakes Disney still has in the works is Hercules. The project was first announced in 2020 and had a lot of buzz at the time. It started with Dave Callaham, who worked on Shang-Chi and the Legend of the Ten Rings, writing the script.

The Russo Brothers, known for their work on the Avengers movies, came on to produce it. Eventually, Guy Ritchie joined the team as director and helped update the script.

Even though the movie is still in development, there hasn’t been much news about it for a while. Now, a report from insider Daniel Richtman might explain why things have been so quiet. According to Richtman, there have been “creative tensions” behind the scenes.

The conflict seems to come down to different visions for the story. The Russo Brothers apparently want to make Hades the main character, focusing the film around him.

13 Reasons Why – Clay(Photo Credit –YouTube)

I didn’t expect a teen drama to hit me square in the chest. But then 13 Reasons Why happened, and Clay Jensen (played by Dylan Minnette), with all his unraveling and inner chaos, felt like someone had opened my brain and projected it onto a Netflix screen.

From the first season, the show was wrapped in controversy. Suicide, bullying, trauma—it dove headfirst into tough conversations that most high school dramas danced around. But for me, it wasn’t the plot twists or shocking tapes that stuck. It was Clay, a seemingly quiet, thoughtful kid, who slowly cracked under the weight of guilt, fear, and unanswered questions. His mental health arc felt uncomfortably close to home.

13 Reasons Why Didn’t Always Get It Right, But Clay’s Mental Health Journey Made Me Feel Seen

By Season 2, Clay wasn’t just grieving Hannah’s death,...

Netflix Sets Sail For 2026 With New Faces, Big Story Arcs & Grand Line Drama(Photo Credit –Instagram)

The Straw Hats are gearing up for another wild voyage, and it’s finally official — One Piece Season 2 is sailing our way in 2026. Netflix made the big reveal during Tudum 2025: The Live Event, and yes, the Grand Line is calling. After a record-breaking first season, Luffy and crew are back, and production has already wrapped. That means the wait for more action, heartbreak, and devil-fruit chaos just got real.

Co-showrunner Matt Owens teases that things are about to get deeper and wilder: “When the Season 2 writers’ room got together, we knew how far we were going to get, and that this character Dr. Kureha was going to be a big part of the season.” If that wasn’t enough to send fans spiraling, he added (via Netflix), “Oda told everyone we’ll be...

Millie Bobby Brown & Jake Bongiovi’s Wedding Journey: Secret Vows, Tuscany Bash & Her Custom Gown(Photo Credit –Instagram)

Millie Bobby Brown is one of the rising stars in Hollywood. She has shown her versatility not only as an actress but also by becoming an executive producer herself. She is not only evolving as a star, but she has also made her name in beauty and fashion. She has her own brand, Florence by Mills, that covers beauty, fashion, coffee, sunglasses—you name it, her brand has it.

Over the years, Millie has earned a lot of accolades for her career. However, she also sees herself settled, which is why she got married to the love of her life – Jake Bongiovi. They started dating in 2021 after meeting through Instagram and being friends for a while. In 2023, they got secretly engaged and announced it on Instagram. Now, the couple is happily married,...

When the BBC teamed up with Disney+ to co-produce Doctor Who, the future looked bright for the long-running sci-fi series. Coming off the back of Chris Chibnall's divisive run as showrunner, which saw Jodie Whittaker step into the Tardis, a cash injection to give it a big budget feel felt like the right move for a property running on fumes.

Helping matters would be a new streaming home capable of bringing Doctor Who to a global audience. The return of Russell T Davies as lead creative (he rebooted the show in the mid-2000s to great success) was similarly celebrated.

Unfortunately, the series has struggled to strike a chord with new and returning fans. Davies has been accused of being too heavy-handed with "woke" themes, and newly introduced concepts like "Bi-generation" have frustrated the die-hards.

Ncuti Gatwa did an admirable job as The Doctor, but with limited screentime in...

Temperatures are rising and when it’s too hot, sometimes you just want to lay inside with the AC blasting and a good horror movie playing on the TV. To help you figure out what to watch as summer rears its head, we have a list of 13 horror titles you can stream for free right now, thanks to our friends from Vizio WatchFree+!

Sinister

A controversial true-crime writer finds a box of Super 8 home movies in his new home, revealing that the murder case he is currently researching could be the work of an unknown serial killer whose legacy dates back to the 1960s.

Cast: Ethan Hawke (Training Day), Juliet Rylance (American Gothic), James Ransone (The Black Phone)

The Descent

A caving expedition goes horribly wrong, as the explorers become trapped and ultimately pursued by a strange breed of predators.

Cast: Shauna Macdonald (Mutant Chronicles), Natalie Mendoza (Moulin Rouge!

Here’s How Billie Piper Can Change The Future Of Doctor Who For Better Or Worse ( Photo Credit – Instagram )

Billie Piper returning to Doctor Who, not as Rose Tyler, not as a memory, not as The Moment, but potentially as the actual Doctor? That regeneration twist at the end of The Reality War wasn’t just bold. It was canon-shaking, fandom-dividing, and frankly, emotionally confusing. Ncuti Gatwa’s 15th Doctor barely had time to breathe before the baton was passed, and Piper’s face emerged from the glow. Shocking? Yes. Exciting? Maybe. But was it necessary? That’s the debate now tearing through Whovian circles.

For longtime fans, this is a dream. Piper’s impact on the series is undeniable. She helped relaunch the show in 2005, shaped its emotional core, and held her own alongside Eccleston and Tennant. Even in 2013’s The Day of the Doctor, she delivered a performance that carried weight and nostalgia.

The Doctor Who series has been in a strange place for some time now. With the changes implemented in the show, the fandom has been divided, while the critics have been amazed. A the same time, viewership numbers have been fluctuating.

The show’s current run at Disney seems to have come to an end, as per the latest rumors, but a new rumor claims that the show is still alive!

Namely, according to the rumor we have, Disney is letting go of Doctor Who, but that does not mean that BBC is giving up on the show; in fact, it seems that they are very close to finding a new home for the series.

Related: Russell T Davies Reveals Whom He Would Like to See as The Master in ‘Doctor Who’

The source of this information is Daniel Richtman, who shared it via his social media account, as you can see:

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Two decades after joining the world of Doctor Who, Billie Piper made her grand return in the final episode of Ncuti Gatwa's run. The Fifteenth Doctor went through a regeneration before taking on the likeness of Piper, who played the fan-favorite companion Rose Tyler.

Piper commented on her return in the Doctor Who Unleashed 20th anniversary of the Doctor Who revival that introduced Rose Tyler alongside Christopher Eccleston's Ninth Doctor. She explained how she's always felt like she's been a part of the Doctor Who family, even after her exit as one of the show's starring cast members. She also commented on how "fun" it is to revisit Doctor Who, reaffirming that it doesn't feel like as much of a "return" from her point of view.

Piper said, “Yeah, I would come back. What’s funny is that I never feel like I’ve left Doctor Who because...

Two years after Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 3 seemingly brought her story to its end, actress Karen Gillan opened up about whether audiences can expect to see her return as Nebula. Though she was introduced as Thanos' adoptive daughter and lackey, she underwent a nearly decade-long redemption arc that made her a favorite among Marvel Cinematic Universe fans. However, the character's future seems up in the air following her fairly conclusive storyline in Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 3. Nebula has found a new family among the Guardians, and she's managed to smile again after years of abuse.

As a result, it's hard to imagine where a new story could take her, especially because she was not shown with Rocket Raccoon's new Guardians at the end of the trilogy. Additionally, Gillan is not on the cast list for Avengers: Doomsday. Recently, the actress revealed whether or not she...

As showrunner, Russell T. Davies, has proven beyond any doubt in the latest fan-service-heavy season that Doctor Who has a rich history that its current regime would love us to look back on. In doing so, fans often look to Davies' first era at the helm, particularly the opening 2005 revival season that saw Ninth Doctor Christopher Eccleston tackle all manner of terrifying villains alongside Billie Piper's Rose Tyler – from the politically satirical Slitheen to the chilling Empty Child and eventually the iconic Daleks.

However, according to Radio Times, the Daleks were almost entirely different in the modern revival, with their fear factor best illustrated in their opening episode, "Dalek," nearly completely eradicated. The episode's writer, Robert Shearman, has spilled on the process of reviving the iconic killing machines, admitting "I didn't know what I was doing," at a recent event held at the BFI Southbank, in partnership with the Doctor Who Appreciation Society.

It’s been 20 years since Doctor Who was revived, with the Ninth Doctor played by Christopher Eccleston and Billie Piper playing his companion, Rose. She continued on in David Tennant‘s first season as the Tenth Doctor, then returned in his last as well as the 50th anniversary special. She’s also now back in a regeneration twist following Ncuti Gatwa‘s two seasons as the Time Lord. To celebrate the 20th anniversary of the show’s return, the BBC released a special Doctor Who: Unleashed documentary with interviews from cast, crew, and writers on Saturday, June 7. (Unleashed episodes are posted after each episode on the show’s official YouTube channel.) As the 20 Years in Wales host Steffan Powell noted for the last segment (which you can watch below), “When we were shooting this episode, the Unleashed team had absolutely no idea about Billie’s return, so it ...

Doctor Whofans got a tremendous shock in the recent season finale. Fifteenth Doctor Ncuti Gatwa regenerated into someone no-one expected to see... Billie Piper.

Billie Piper was, of course, Rose Tyler, the first companion of the rebooted Doctor Who. And now it seems she might be the Doctor, although she notably wasn't credited as such in the closing credits.Not all fans are happy with this move, as they believe it's calling back to nostalgia rather than moving the show forward... and according to an insider who spoke to The Sun, there's more nostalgia to come.

According to the anonymous person, Billie Piper's return is simply paving the way for David Tennant to come back to the show. Tennant is the most popular Doctor of recent years, often winning fan polls declaring him as such, and in 2023 he had his own series of specials as another Doctor, the Fourteenth. This...

On Saturday 7 June 2025, BBC Three broadcasts Doctor Who: Unleashed!

20 Years in Wales Season 2 Episode 9 Episode Summary

The upcoming episode of “Doctor Who: Unleashed,” titled “20 Years in Wales,” promises to take fans on a fascinating journey behind the scenes of the beloved series. This episode will air on BBC Three and is set to explore the rich history and impact of filming in Wales, a key location for many adventures of the Time Lord.

Viewers can expect to see interviews with cast and crew who have worked on the show over the past two decades. They will share their experiences and memories of filming in various locations across Wales. The episode aims to highlight how the stunning landscapes and vibrant culture of Wales have shaped the storytelling of “Doctor Who.”

In addition to personal stories, “20 Years in Wales” will showcase some iconic scenes filmed in the region. Fans will get a glimpse of behind-the-scenes footage,...

On Saturday 7 June 2025, BBC One broadcasts Doctor Who: Unleashed!

20 Years in Wales Season 2 Episode 9 Episode Summary

The upcoming episode of “Doctor Who: Unleashed,” titled “20 Years in Wales,” promises to be an exciting look behind the scenes of the beloved series. This episode will air on BBC One and is set to explore the rich history of “Doctor Who” in Wales, a key location for many of its adventures.

Viewers can expect to see interviews with cast and crew members who have contributed to the show over the past two decades. These insights will reveal how filming in Wales has shaped the series and its stories. The episode will highlight iconic locations used in the show and how they have become part of “Doctor Who” lore.

In addition to the interviews, there will be clips from memorable episodes that were filmed in Wales. This will give fans a chance to revisit...

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If the long-awaited Wicked: For Good trailer wasn't enough for you (we're guessing no), Vanity Fair has a first look at the sequel, including an interview with director Jon M. Chu, who calls the Act 2 adaptation a "new chapter" and teases the two new songs for Elphaba (Cynthia Erivo) and Glinda (Ariana Grande).

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New York's Lane Brown examines how Los Angeles has become a ghost town for productions after years of studios defecting to shoot elsewhere for cheaper. Now, only...

We’ve got questions, and you’ve (maybe) got answers! With another week of TV gone by, we’re lobbing queries left and right about Doctor Who, The Cleaning Lady, Law & Order: Organized Crime and more!

1 | Given that David Tennant is still playing a Doctor in the Whoniverse, what are the odds that — in any potential new season of Doctor Who — Fourteen will cross paths with whomever/whatever Tennant’s former on-screen companion, Billie Piper, is now playing?

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In a rather surprising turn of events, the season finale of Doctor Who ended with Ncuti Gatwa's Fifteenth Doctor regenerating. This regeneration means that Gatwa is among the actors who's played the Doctor for the shortest amount of time in the modern era, in front of only Christopher Eccleston, who played the Doctor for a single season back in 2005.

Fans had expected Gatwa's Doctor to stick around for at least one more season. From David Tennant's Tenth Doctor to Matt Smith Eleventh to Peter Capaldi's Twelvth to Jodie Whittaker's Thirteenth, it's become customary in the 'New Who' era for Doctors to stick around for three seasons at a time before regenerating.

But for Gatwa, ending his journey as the Doctor after only two seasons didn't come as a shock. “It was always the plan to do this amount of seasons,” he said in a behind-the-scenes video.

For a show centered around geeks, it only made sense that the main crew would gush about pop culture in The Big Bang Theory, especially when it comes to Sheldon and Amy. Like Jim Parsons’ Sheldon, who was obsessed with pop culture, primarily Doctor Who and Star Trek, Amy was a nerd about Little House on the Prairie.

Interestingly, Linwood Boomer, one of the stars from the show, was responsible for penning and creating one of the most iconic sitcoms of the 2000s, which debuted before Tbbt.

Amy’s Favorite Show Little House on the Prairie star penned Malcolm in the Middle after himself Amy and Sheldon from The Big Bang Theory | Credit: CBS

While not exactly historically accurate, like Sheldon points out during his date with Amy on a Skype call, potentially in an attempt to get back at her for ruining Raiders of the Lost Ark, Little House on the Prairie remains iconic.

More terrifyingly free horror titles are now available on Vizio WatchFree+ for June, including Don Coscarelli’s horror classic Phantasm, Scott Derrickson’s terrifying Sinister, Rob Zombie’s slasher sequel Halloween II, and fan favorite The Collector.

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Here’s the full lineup of fresh horror arrivals on June 1, 2025…

Sinister

A controversial true-crime writer finds a box of Super 8 home movies in his new home, revealing that the murder case he is currently researching could be the work of an unknown serial killer whose legacy dates back to the 1960s.

Cast: Ethan Hawke (Training Day), Juliet Rylance (American Gothic), James Ransone (The Black Phone)

The Descent...

Varada Sethu has had an incredible ride on Doctor Who. She appeared in the Season 1 episode "Boom" as Mundy Flynn, and showrunner Russell T. Davies liked her so much that he decided to bring Sethu back as new companion Belinda Chandra. However, audiences had no idea that Belinda's run would be short-lived.

Sethu appeared as Belinda in just one full season before being written out in the Season 2 finale "The Reality War." Ncuti Gatwa has also left the show, Billie Piper is seemingly the new Doctor, and the series's future is up in the air. But Sethu has no regrets; she was full of praise for the show in a new Instagram post.

"Wow wow wow wow wow. I’m sooo late to the party (as always), but needed to take a few days to process this show, this finale and everything & everyone it has brought into my life,...