Doctor Who Season 14

Doctor Who wraps up the first season of its Disney+ era with a bang --- and then some. 

The new era of Doctor Who, with its big swings, musical numbers, and larger-than-life characters, has felt like a party. This season not only has casual queer representation, it celebrates queerness.

The BBC is releasing a new installment of Doctor Who's Tales of the TARDIS ahead of the Season 1 finale, to catch us all up on the classic Fourth Doctor adventure "Pyramids of Mars" and the now-returned villain known as Sutekh. 

If there's anything Russell T. Davies loves, it's a big, splashy two-part finale to wrap up a season of Doctor Who and "The Legend of Ruby Sunday" addresses one of this outing's biggest mysteries. 

Doctor Who does Bridgerton as the Doctor and Ruby visit the Regency era and Fifteen gets his flirt on with guest star Jonathan Groff. 

Doctor Who's new season has been on a puzzlebox tear ever since a random musical number broke out at the end of "The Devil's Chord." Let's consider the mavity of this situation with a twist at the end.