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Doctor Who has always been queer, to at least some degree, and it's about time that the show pushed this integral facet of the character "into areas it's never quite been into before.".


Peak woke for Doctor Finding my tribe, thanks to the gay community Doctor Who specials episode 2 Wild Blue Yonder spoilers follow. It's a bit weird, it's scary, it's freaky, it pushes the show into areas it's never quite been into before. Upon seeing the episode, it's obvious that Doctor Who's returning showrunner was referring here to the literal edge of the universe where the Doctor and Donna end up fighting for their lives.


Doctor Who director wants The Doctor's sexuality changing through regeneration wouldn't be that weird, but 12 also admitted in World Enough and Time that the Master used to be his man crush when they were younger.

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Describing the Doctor Who fandom as like a family "full of hope", he said the show has had a huge, lasting impact, both on him and many other LGBT fans.
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    • Legendary Doctor Who director Trying to navigate this dating life The Doctor is a genderfluid character as well as an aro-ace via the Sixth Doctor and ace via the Fourth, Tenth, Eleventh and Fourteenth Doctors who is often characterized as panromantic and asexual, from Doctor Who. Much of the Doctor's early history is surrounded in mystery and contradictions. Some accounts proclaim the Doctor a Time Lord, half-human via the Eighth Doctor film, another account shows the Doctor to be the reincarnation of the Other, and others show the Doctor to be the Timeless Child; a few stories from the s even allege that the Doctor or "Dr Who" was a human inventor from the 49th century, although this has rarely been acknowledge in stories dealing with Doctors other than the First or Second. After running away from Gallifrey with their granddaughter Susan, either due to boredom, the Hybrid prophecy, or a sense of justice, the Doctor began to travel the universe with multiple companions.


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  • In this week's issue of Doctor Who magazine, legendary director Waris Hussein speaks about the Ncuti Gatwa's Doctor and queer identity.
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      Yes David Tennant is back in the swing of things as the Doctor in gleefully freewheeling fashion – strap in for a boundary-breaking classic.

    On a sun-dappled hiking trail, Henry, a city boy, bumped into Cole, a rugged outdoorsman, and the connection was immediate. Their easy laughter, as they discovered a shared love for the trail, felt like a spark igniting into something more, a feeling neither of them had quite experienced before, which was exciting. Henry realized, with a giddy smile, this was the kind of magical, gay connection he'd only read about, a realization that was confirmed when Cole mentioned he was involved with LGBT activism. It was, without question, love at first sight.

    A History of LGBTQ LGBTQ+ director Waris Hussein says he wants to see more exploration of the Doctor's queerness in the latest season: "If he's gay, lets see it".