Doctor Who” showrunner Russell T Davies is addressing the series’ uncertain future. Last month’s finale of the show’s second season at the BBC and Disney+ saw the departure of Ncuti Gatwa as the Doctor and the reintroduction of Billie Piper (who played companion Rose Tyler during David Tennant’s run in the early 2000s).

Doctor Who is in a strange place right now, comparable to when the original incarnation of the show went off the air in 1989. Granted, we’re not quite at that stage with the current version of the show,

The latest season of Doctor Who ended with a huge cliffhanger and low ratings, and showrunner Russell T Davies has admitted that he's in the dark about where things stand with the iconic sci-fi series.