'Doctor Who' season 14: Check out new broadcaster details

Disney+ will exclusively broadcast the latest season of "Doctor Who". The old episodes of the show would be available on HBO Max Disney will support the show financially and help reach larger audiences. BBC One would be the exclusive broadcaster of the sci-fi show in the UK only.

Season 14 of Doctor Who would have Disney+ as its new exclusive broadcaster.

The sci-fi show, designed for the young audience, would be broadcast only by BBC One in the UK. With Disney's financial contribution, the show would reach a larger audience and become one of the top-tier series in this genre.


Since BBC is a publicly funded network, there was limited growth of the show. Such a move was necessary as there needs to be more familiarity with BBC America in the US.

The previous episodes of the show are available on HBO Max. Following this collaboration, Disney would have some creative involvement in the show. However, Russel T. Davies, the screenwriter, would have an overall creative decision.

The partnership could lead to conflicts and pose a challenge. Only time will tell if the partnership is a success.

'The Doctor Who'specials are expected to arrive next year and be themed around the anniversary.

FAQs

Q1. Who is Russel T. Davies?
Ans. Russel T. Davies is the screenwriter of the show Doctor Who.

Q2. Who is the new broadcaster of Doctor Who?
Ans. Disney+ is the exclusive broadcaster of Doctor Who, except in the UK.

Q3. Where can the old episodes of Doctor Who be accessed?
Ans. The previous episodes of Doctor Who can be accessed at HBO Max.