Fans praise the "diverse and inclusive" show which has reached new audiences since its 2005 revival.

For Doctor Who head writer Russell T Davies, watching the series in the mid-1980s paralleled his feelings about his own sexuality. “Being gay was ‘the love that dare not speak its name’ and ...

We see Rose deal with transphobic bullies who use her dead name (the name a transgender ... have you ever watched Doctor Who? The show has always had LGBTQ+ representation. From Captain Jack ...

Even before the reign of showrunner Russell T Davies beginning in 2005, Doctor Who has had plenty of LGBTQ+ representation. The beloved BBC sci-fi has given us just about every adventure we could ...

We have received complaints from viewers who object to the inclusion of a transgender character in ... As regular viewers of Doctor Who will be aware, the show has and will always continue ...

The BBC received more than 100 complaints from Doctor Who viewers who argued ... He lamented how transgender representation can be vilified in the press, arguing: “[There are] newspapers of ...

Read more: Doctor Who: The 60 best stories At a press conference about the episode, Davies opened up about the need for transgender representation on screen and why he felt compelled to include it in ...

As a transgender Doctor Who fan, I'm thrilled about Rose ... character on Australia's iconic soap. This wasn't token representation, either. TV often makes the mistake of centering the whole ...

As Pride month begins, many within the LGBT community have shared their life-changing experiences with the show. Doctor Who's resurgence ... still, queer representation in sci-fi in particular ...