As a long-time fan of Doctor Who, I was both thrilled and nostalgic when I heard that Sutekh, a classic villain from my childhood, made a reappearance in the latest season finale. The decision to bring back this iconic foe was a deliberate one, according to Russell T Davies, and it served as a reminder that the show’s new home on Disney Plus doesn’t mean it’s abandoning its roots.
In the latest Doctor Who season, promoted as a fresh beginning to attract new audiences, many viewers were taken aback when the two-part finale introduced the arch-nemesis as Sutekh, an age-old foe originally appeared in the 1975 series “Pyramids of Mars.”
Currently, Davies justifies his reason for resurrecting Sutekh in the series. He intends this move as a deliberate gesture to reassure fans that the Disney Plus agreement doesn’t signify a departure from the show’s origins. Moreover, it offers an inspiration drawn from Marvel Cinematic Universe’s WandaVision.
In an interview for Doctor Who Magazine, he shared his recollection: Nicola Shindler, a producer I collaborate with, was thrilled beyond measure by the introduction of Agatha Harkness in WandaVision. She considered it the most ingenious twist.
“I inquired if she was familiar with Agatha Harkness. Her response was, ‘I’m sorry, I have no clue.’ It intrigues me how a character from the folklore can be unfamiliar to a contemporary audience, yet still provide an exciting discovery for them.”
Davies added: “Moreover, joining Disney Plus is a thoughtful decision to revive an ancient foe from the BBC days – we’ve even recruited the same performer (Gabriel Woolf) once again. Exploring the past is an engaging experience. It offers excitement for new fans, and for longtime viewers, it’s a satisfying payoff.”
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The person who was waiting is featured on the cover of Issue 606, now available for purchase!
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As a big fan of Doctor Who, I’m excited to share that I’ll be in for a festive treat this December as the Doctor makes his next appearance in a special Christmas episode titled “Joy to the World.” This intriguing installment is penned by the brilliant Steven Moffat and features the captivating Nicola Coughlan gracing our screens as a guest star. Can’t wait any longer for this one!
Next year, Season 15 will continue with Varada Sethu bringing on a new co-star. Additionally, reports suggest that production for the anticipated spin-off, The War Between the Land and the Sea, is set to begin in September.
The latest issue of Doctor Who Magazine is available now.
At Christmas, you can find the latest episodes of Doctor Who airing on both BBC iPlayer and BBC One. Previously released seasons can be streamed on BBC iPlayer as well.
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