Doctor Who (2005)/Season 12

Season 12 Doctor Who (2005)

Season Premiere	January 1st, 2020
Season Finale	March 1st, 2020
Episode Count	10
Cast	Jodie Whittaker; Bradley Walsh; Tosin Cole; Mandip Gill
Previous Season 11	Next Season 13

Season Twelve of the British science fiction television series Doctor Who began airing as a global simulcast on October 7th, 2018. Regular episodes of the show aired on BBC One in the United Kingdom and BBC America in the United States. This season sees the return of all of the main cast members from season eleven, marking it as the second season to feature Jodie Whittaker as the Thirteenth Doctor, and her companions, which includes Bradley Walsh as Graham O'Brien, Tosin Cole as Ryan Sinclair, and Mandip Gill as Yasmin Khan. Season Twelve premiered on New Year's Day, January 1st, 2020.

Episodes[]

Episode	Title	Airdate
12x01	Spyfall (Part 1)	January 1st, 2020
12x02	Spyfall (Part 2)	January 5th, 2020
12x03	Orphan 55	January 12th, 2020
12x04	Nikola Tesla's Night of Terror	January 19th, 2020
12x05	Fugitive of the Judoon	January 26th, 2020
12x06	Praxeus	February 2nd, 2020
12x07	Can You Hear Me?	February 9th, 2020
12x08	The Haunting of Villa Diodati	February 16th, 2020
12x09	Ascension of the Cybermen	February 23rd, 2020
12x10	The Timeless Children	March 1st, 2020

Episode	Title	Airdate
12x11	Revolution of the Daleks	January 1st, 2021

Combining both the original series and the revival series together, this is season 38 of the Doctor Who franchise.
This season comprises episodes #857-866.
The season premiere of this season aired on a Wednesday. The remaining episodes aired on their regular Sunday evenings.
This season has the same main cast line-up as season eleven.
Doctor Who is the first science fiction television series to begin airing in 2020.
The New Year's special, "Revolution of the Daleks", saw the departure of actors Bradley Walsh and Tosin Cole from the series.
On January 4th, 2021, it was reported that season thirteen could be the final season with Jodie Whittaker as the Thirteenth Doctor, giving her a three-season run on the show. While rumors of Whittaker's departure have circulated on set, the BBC has declined commenting on any speculation at this time. This news broke three days after BBC America premiered their New Year's special, "Revolution of the Daleks", which bridges seasons twelve and thirteen of the show. ^[1]