Comic-Con @Home had a special panel on the new season of Doctor Who, expected sometime this year. The vast talked about filming during a pandemic, and new faces joining the show
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Recap: Doctor Who, Revolution of the Daleks
It’s a new year, and a new Doctor Who episode. The Daleks are back, used as a way to provide security. Of course, this backfires in a big way.
However, the Doctor is sprung from her prison cell thanks to Jack Harkness, and they both try to save the day.
Recap: Doctor Who Season 12 Finale, The Timeless Children
The Master takes the Doctor to Gallifrey, and show her a shocking truth. He also reveals his latest plan, and it includes the Cybermen
Recap: Doctor Who 12.9, Ascension of the Cybermen
The Doctor is trying to stop Ashad the Lone Cyberman from reviving his species and kill a small group of humans. So how does an orphaned boy fit into this story, and someone’s return?
Recap: Doctor Who 12.8, Haunting of Villa Diodati
The Doctor meets Lord Byron and the future Mary Shelley in hopes of listening to ghost stories. Instead, she meets a more shocking horror.
Recap: Doctor Who 12.7, Can You Hear Me?
The Doctor and her friends face their fears thanks to aliens who harness nightmares for their own enjoyment.
Recap: Doctor Who 12.6, Praxeus
The Doctor battles an alien disease, and somehow an astronaut, a cop, a scientist and two backpackers are involved.
Recap: Doctor Who 12.5, Fugitive of the Judoon
The Doctor tries to keep the Judoon from damaging much of Gloucester as they look for a fugitive. The surprise is not who the person is, but what.
An old friend also returns, with a message for the Doctor.
Recap: Doctor Who 12.4, Nikola Tesla’s Night of Terror
The Doctor meets Tesla and Edison but doesn’t get into a “current war”. She wants to know why a signal from Mars suggests someone is interested in Tesla.
Recap: Doctor Who 12.3, Orphan 55
The Doctor and her friends rest at a spa that might be too good to be true. It is. It’s trying to defend itself from deadly aliens. Who they really are was one of too many twists