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The Thirteenth Doctor Revisits the “Family of Blood” in New Doctor Who Short Story

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Doctor Who Brings John Bishop On Board

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The Thirteenth Doctor Revisits the “Family of Blood” in New Doctor Who Short Story

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Doctor Who Will Return With a Holiday Special Titled “Revolution of the Daleks”

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Doctor Who season 12 character The Lone Cyberman
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Doctor Who Reveals Finale Episode Titles: “Ascension of the Cybermen” and “The Timeless Children”

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Jodie Whittaker Will Play the Thirteenth Doctor for Another Season of Doctor Who

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Doctor Who Teases a “Big, Serious Crisis” In the New Trailer for Season 12

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Doctor Who Season 12 Has Finished Filming, Possible Trailer to Arrive This Saturday

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The Thirteenth Doctor Has a Lot in Common With a Certain Classic Doctor From the 1980s

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How It Feels to Want to Watch Doctor Who Again

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The Moment Has Been Prepared For: Jodie Whittaker and the Future of Doctor Who

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Jodie Whittaker as the 13th Doctor
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Doctor Who’s New Time Lord: The 13th Doctor is Jodie Whittaker

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The Welcome Return of the Impatient and Cantankerous Doctor Who

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