"Doctor Who has not been shelved" – BBC responds to rumours
- The BBC has stated that claims regarding the cancellation of Doctor Who are incorrect, emphasizing that the show is not shelved at this time.
- Ncuti Gatwa, the lead star, is reportedly considering leaving after season 2, amidst fan backlash and plans for Hollywood projects.
- Despite the backlash, the BBC reported that Doctor Who remains one of the most-watched programs on iPlayer for under-35s.
- The decision on Doctor Who's future season is set to be made after the airing of season 2, as confirmed by the BBC spokesperson.
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Why shelving Doctor Who could be the best thing to happen to it
Doctor Who is facing the axe, with star Ncuti Gatwa poised to quit and crew at the show’s Cardiff base claiming they are to be laid off, according to reports.The mooted cancellation of the fantasy sci-fi drama, first binned by BBC boss Michael Grade in 1985 and rebooted in 2005, is attributed to falling ratings and uncertainty over whether Disney will extend its multi-million dollar production deal.The BBC has been quick to dispatch the reports,…
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