Doctor Who Streaming Returns After Hiatus

Doctor Who fans, rejoice! After a bit of uncertainty, the beloved British time travel series is making a big comeback to streaming. Since its reboot in 2005, Doctor Who has captured the hearts of viewers worldwide and introduced us to iconic characters like David Tennant’s Tenth Doctor and Karen Gillan’s Amy Pond.

With the show’s 60th anniversary approaching in 2023, there have been some changes. The BBC struck a deal with Disney, leading to new episodes being available on Disney+. However, the previous 13 seasons dating back to the 2005 reboot mysteriously vanished from HBO Max last July.

But fear not, Whovians! AMC+ has come to the rescue. Starting on June 11, you can binge-watch all 176 episodes of Doctor Who from 2005 to 2022 on AMC+. It’s a major win for fans who have been missing their favorite Time Lord’s adventures since the show disappeared from streaming platforms.

And that’s not all – if you want to explore the entire Doctor Who universe, you’ll need to hop between different streaming services. “Classic Who,” the era before 2005, can be found for free on Tubi, though some episodes are unfortunately missing. Meanwhile, the 2023-present era, which doesn’t have a catchy nickname yet, is streaming on Disney+.

As for future episodes, it’s still a mystery where they’ll end up for fans outside the UK now that the Disney+ deal with the BBC has ended. But with AMC+ stepping up to provide a home for Doctor Who on BBC America, there’s hope that new episodes could join the streaming lineup soon.

The return of Doctor Who to AMC+ means that both longtime fans and new viewers can dive back into the iconic series that has been entertaining audiences for over 60 years. So mark your calendars for June 11 and get ready to embark on a time-traveling adventure with the Doctor once again.