Doctor Who's extremely promising latest series ends in a strange, unsettling place. Major spoilers in our review of finale ...

There's a fine line between "grand" and "grand folly." 'The Reality War' is hands down the biggest, wildest, and weirdest ...

A Rani who makes a callous remark about humanity as impure cattle beneath her—because Poppy, the Doctor and Belinda’s ...

"The Reality War" looks like the product of long-denied, panic reshoots. Which makes it all the more fun to analyze.

A chaotic, weightless finale that sidelines its stars and buries characters in empty spectacle, “The Reality War” is a mess ...

Russell T. Davies just took a huge stride toward getting rid of Chris Chibnall's controversial Timeless Child twist that ...

"The Reality War" is the end of Doctor Who Season 2, and a coda at closes a chapter on Ncuti Gatwa's time as the Doctor. A bright future awaits.

The Reality War, is, at the time of writing, the final episode of Doctor Who that’s been confirmed to air, and with a lack of ...

Let's look at Doctor Who S02E08: "The Reality War" and how it serves as an allegory for Russell T Davies' own creative ...

Of course, Ncuti Gatwa, Varada Sethu and Millie Gibson are all back, as are Archie Panjabi, Anita Dobson and Jonah Hauer-King ...

The most recent mention came in The Reality War, when Time Hotel manager Anita, upon departing the 21st century, told the ...

Doctor Who Season 2 finale "The Reality War" had a little something for everyone to love, hate, and scratch their heads about ...