Former "Doctor Who" showrunner Steven Moffat returns to the show to write episode 3 of the Fifteenth Doctor's first full season and, as you'd expect, it's a typically high-concept story. In "Boom ...

It’s become a bit of a long-running joke in Doctor Who fandom that most of the show’s best episodes are written by Steven Moffat while Russell T Davies is showrunner.

Doctor Who's Wartime Thriller Episode 'Boom' Is an All-Time Great Former showrunner Steven Moffat returns for an episode that showcases Ncuti Gatwa's talents while delivering pointed commentary ...

Bloody hell. “Boom” thrusts the Doctor and Ruby into the smallest corner of a war, and lets it play out in microcosm.

Doctor Who, “Boom” is currently available to stream on Disney+ (excluding U.K. and Ireland). New episodes debut weekly on Fridays. Read THR’s take on the two-episode premiere.

For instance, “Boom” tells us in no uncertain terms that the Doctor is hostile to religion, which he declares to have been a militarised force for most of the history of humanity.

Doctor Who: Steven Moffat's Masterclass in Screenwriting "Boom" is a story that writing students should study. It's not just good Doctor Who but a masterclass in classic suspense storytelling.

Doctor Who episode 3 'Boom' will be released on May 17 at 7pm ET on Disney Plus and at midnight May 18 on BBC iPlayer, before airing later that day live on BBC One.

The premise of “Boom” is simple, but effective. The Doctor puts his foot on an alien landmine and is forced to deal with this week’s greater threat without moving an inch.

I had the honor of speaking to Steven Moffat about "Boom" and asked the former showrunner who has written for past Doctor actors like Christopher Eccleston, David Tennant, Matt Smith and Peter ...

TV Sci-Fi Shows Doctor Who Yes, that is Doctor Who’s new season 2 companion in Boom – but the mystery cameo leaves us with more questions than answers News By Bradley Russell published 18 May 2024 ...

As it turned out, we never needed to worry, as Boom is yet another addition to that prestigious list of top-tier Doctor Who episodes. It does something that Who rarely manages: focus entirely on ...