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It's time for another Doctor Who compilation video, and this time it's The Master's turn The BBC released a supercut of The Master over the decades, the Joker to The Doctor's Batman. Photo Credit: Ben Blackall/BBC Studios/BBC America The Master is a product of the James Bond and Avengers Cool Sixties genre trend[...]

Credit: Titan Comics The earliest incarnation of the Master is imprisoned in the Stormcage Containment Facility in the 52nd century On an all-too-regular basis, the Third Doctor, stuck in a smaller window of time, calls to make sure the Master remains behind bars That's where Missy shows up … pretending to be a later incarnation of[...]

And she may even give herself the idea in the first place. The Master first appeared in Doctor Who in 1970's Terror Of The Autons, alongside the returning alien invaders, and soon established himself as the Doctor's true nemesis, a fellow Time Lord with a shared history, and who has plagued the Doctor in almost all[...]

Titan Comics are publishing a new Doctor Who comic book in April, featuring the comics debut of Missy, the former incarnation of Doctor Who villain, The Master, as played on television and audio drama by Michelle Gomez. Missy wages war on the Doctor, but this time she's not alone! Can the combined brilliance of the Third[...]

One person who played an important role in all of this was the Master, excellently portrayed by Sacha Dhawan and making his dramatic reveal in Series 12 opener "Spyfall, Part 1." So in honor of the 50th anniversary of the Master's first small-screen appearance, Doctor Who Magazine asked Dhawan what the highlight has been of his[...]

This is considered a classic season for many old school fans, since it features the debut of Roger Delgado as The Master and includes classic stories like "Terror of the Autons", "The Mind of Evil", "The Claws of Axos", "Colony in Space" and "The Daemons". As the official synopsis goes, "Stranded on 20th Century Earth, the[...]

Doctor Who Lockdown producer Emily Cook updated fans on Saturday that the Steven Moffat-penned "The Best of Days" will post Sunday or Monday.

In addition, Doctor Who: Short Trips will feature two of the Master's incarnations in two separate audio dramas, narrated by Jon Culshaw. The Eighth, Ninth, and Tenth Doctors, and Rose Tyler are set to be a part of Time Lord Victorious, courtesy of Big Finish and others. McGann's three stories will be released between October and December[...]

Oh, and Missy (Michelle Gomez), and the Master (John Simm) This was their swansong too. It felt like Moffat was ticking off the last items on his Doctor Who bucket list for what he could still do for The Doctor, where he could push him and how far There's the penultimate great speech for Capaldi to[...]

Doctor Who showrunner Chris Chibnall did his part to ease fans' fears and concerns over the growing coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic on Wednesday, posting

All those cries of showrunner Chris Chibnall destroying the show, destroying 60 years of lore, sound and fury, hue and cry. To wit: The Master (Sacha Dhawan) has taken The Doctor (Jodie Whittaker) back to Gallifrey to force her to confront her true origins This shatters everything she thought she knew about her own history[...]

Ahead of this weekend's season finale, fans have been wondering where the latest Master (played delectably by Sacha Dhawan) fits in the timeline. The last time we saw the Master was in the final episode of Series 10, where the Saxon Master, played by John Simm, fatally shot Missy (Michelle Gomez) after she fatally stabbed him[...]

BBC's Doctor Who Series 12 finale this coming Sunday promises big changes to the show’s lore. It’s all about Gallifrey and how everything we thought we

It's all been building up to this, folks: after a "summer blockbuster"-like run of nine episodes, the BBC's Doctor Who Series 12 is coming to a close with season finale "The Timeless Children" – and by the time the dust settles, The Doctor (Jodie Whittaker), Graham (Bradley Walsh), Yaz (Mandip Gill), and Ryan (Tosin Cole) are[...]

Once Doctor Who Series 12 brought the Doctor (Jodie Whittaker) and her companions Ryan (Tosin Cole), Yaz (Mandip Gill) and Graham (Bradley Walsh) back to BBC One and BBC America screens to kick off our new year, it wasted no time throwing our heroes into a grand adventure filled with spies, intrigue, world domination, and…[...]