Doctor Who never misses an opportunity to critique real-life occurrences through its mantle of sci-fi and fantasy.

Lucky Day” tackles online paranoia and everyday radicalisation with a pulpy, snappy energy and a darkly funny twist.

Doctor Who has a long history, which provides a way for fans across generations to connect, and writers of the show to tie in ...

It was in the low light of the TARDIS that Ncuti Gatwa’s Fifteenth Doctor gave the Doctor super-fan turned social media super ...

You saw her look out the window in Joy to The World written by Steven Moffat, and I think she is waiting for the Doctor.

Long-time viewers have come to expect ‘Doctor-lite’ stories to be among the best the show has to offer. “Lucky Day” was no ...

Let's do a deep dive into Doctor Who S02E04: "Lucky Day" and the trap Russell T. Davies set for us to lure us into a dark, ...

Lucky Day tackles the modern misinformation crisis in grand fashion, but doesn't make the most of its characters.

Every show has a choice to make when it comes to interpreting real-world politics, and our Doctor Who Lucky Day Review will ...

Pete McTighe is the go-to writer for stories about what Doctor Who companions get up to after they leave the TARDIS. Who can ...

At some point, Ruby crosses paths with the hunky Conrad Ward (Jonah Hauer King), a podcaster (potentially? Though this is ...

One of the great things about a time travel show is that Doctor Who can jump around in time and space. "Lucky Day" does this ...