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While it was oddly and rather unceremoniously revealed a few days ago, it has now been confirmed that Season 2 of Doctor Who featuring Ncuti Gatwa as The Doctor will be released on the BBC and Disney+ on April 12, 2025. The latest series of the iconic sci-fi series will premiere on this date at 12 a.m. Pt/3 a.m. Et on Disney+ in the U.S. and on BBC and BBC iPlayer in the U.K. Following the first episode, each new episode will air weekly, with the Fifteenth Doctor’s second season lasting eight episodes in total. Not only has the release date now been confirmed, so has a major guest star, with X-Men 2 and GoldenEye star Alan Cumming set to star as mysterious character Mr. Ring-a-Ding.

You can check out the newly revealed synopsis for the latest season of Doctor Who below:

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The return date for the second season of Ncuti Gatwa's Doctor Who has been revealed. On Wednesday, it was jointly announced by Disney Branded Television and the BBC that Doctor Who Season 2 will premiere on Saturday, April 12 (12Am Pdt / 3Am Edt) on Disney+, as well as exclusively on the BBC and BBC iPlayer in the UK. New episodes for the 8-episode season will be released weekly.

Additionally, it was announced that Alan Cumming (The Traitors) will be guest starring in the second episode of the new season as the voice of Mr Ring-a-Ding. This marks Cumming's return to the Whoniverse after he previously played King James I in the 2018 episode, "The Witchfinders." Mr Ring-a-Ding is described as a "happy, funny, singalong cartoon, who lives in Sunny Town with his friend Sunshine Sally. However, in 1952, after years of repeats in cinemas across the land, Mr Ring-a-Ding suddenly looks beyond the...

Reports of Doctor Who being given the ax by the BBC have been greatly exaggerated according to the broadcaster themselves, but one can't help but wonder what's going on after a peculiar promo revealed the release date for the new season to be April 12, 2025. There was no fanfare, no announcement from the Doctor (Ncuti Gatwa) himself, nor anything from showrunner Russell T Davies. Heck, the official Doctor Who account on X hasn't even confirmed the date yet. Instead, it was announced during – of all things – a random rugby match.

Per The Independent, the announcement came on Friday, Feb. 21 during the BBC's coverage of the U20s Six Nations Rugby match between England and Scotland. "There are forces beyond this universe," the promo (seen below) begins as we're shown footage of what to expect in the upcoming season, including a look at the Dalek's homeworld. "It's all a game to them,...

A new glimpse at Doctor Who's upcoming 2024 Christmas special "Joy to the World" has been unveiled by the BBC, teasing Ncuti Gatwa's Fifteenth Doctor facing a terrifying prehistoric threat. Set in a hotel full of time-travelling rooms, the adventure is penned by former showrunners Steven Moffat and follows the events of season 14. While Gatwa's Doctor will be travelling alone following him parting ways with Ruby Sunday (Millie Gibson), he will soon be joined by Bridgerton's Nicola Coughlan as guest companion Joy.

The official Doctor Who YouTube channel has shared a new clip from "Joy to the World" following it's premiere during the BBC Children in Need telethon event.

In the clip, The Doctor and Joy investigate a terrifying new contraption developed by Villengard from season 14's "Boom", though a surprise guest interferes...

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Netflix subscribers will soon see the legendary Anthony Hopkins grace their screens in an upcoming biblical epic. The Oscar-winning actor's film, Mary, officially lands at the streaming giant.

Per Variety, Netflix confirmed picking up Mary, which features Hopkins and is directed by XXX: Return of Xander Cage and Disturbia helmer, D.J. Caruso, with Birdseye's Michael Hayes as the screenplay writer. Netflix will premiere Mary later this year, though no exact release date has been confirmed yet.

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WrestleMania is undoubtedly considered the utopia of pro wrestling where every sportsperson and entertainer dreams of getting featured. With that being said, former WWE star Brodus Clay once recalled the time when he almost got his WrestleMania moment stolen until John Cena saved the day.

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According to Brodus Clay’s interview with Chris Van Vliet, his segment from WrestleMania 28 was nearly canceled by Vince McMahon, until John Cena made sure that Clay got every bit of his WrestleMania moment. Revealing how Cena went out of his way to help him, Clay shared the anecdote that will even make the Hollywood icon’s haters happy.

John Cena Helped Brodus Clay Get His WrestleMania Moment

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In the summer of 1996, the World Wrestling Federation held its annual King of the Ring tournament. After weeks of matches, the semis and finals were set for June 23rd, 1996, with Stone Cold Steve Austin facing Jake “The Snake” Roberts for the crown later in the night. Roberts, then known for working from a Christian angle, would cut a promo before the match doing just that. Just before Austin took the ring and pinned Roberts, he was tipped about the promo’s contents.

After the five-minute match, Austin stood next to the same man who tipped him off, Michael Hayes. And it was there that a legend and a catchphrase were born, and an entire industry was born again. With a mouth full of blood, Stone Cold Steve Austin told his defeated opponent: “You sit there and you thump your Bible, and you say your prayers, and it didn’t get you anywhere!