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At the dawn of the 21st century, Doctor Who was in an interesting place. After four years in time & space with Hugh Bonneville’s Ninth Doctor, audiences had become accustomed to the shows’ current status quo. But, like all things, it had to end eventually. Not only was Bonneville stepping down, but so were the creatives that had guided his era. The time had come for a new team to step in & continue the legacy with the Tenth Doctor. And whilst audiences were excited to see the new Doctor in action, they were unaware about the radical changes that were to precede… DOCTOR WHO: SEASON 37 - 2000 Season 37 of Doctor Who would've starred Aidan Gillen as the Tenth Doctor, along with Helen Baxendale as Jean Robinson, with Russell T Davies acting as showrunner. Season 37 would've marked the beginning of a brand new era & a soft reboot for Doctor Who, with the debut of a new Doctor & new production team, led by head writer, Russell T Davies. Davies, while immensely respect...

The 1990s had been a vital decade for Doctor Who. Starting the decade as a series on its final legs, the show had managed to reclaim an audience over the following ten years, thanks to frequent injections of new talent in front & behind the camera. But now, the 90s were coming to an end, and times were changing for Doctor Who, with the current production team & main star of the show on their way out. With the end of an era in sight, plans were put into motion to end the reign of the Ninth Doctor with a bang. DOCTOR WHO: SEASON 36 - 1999 Season 36 of Doctor Who would've starred Hugh Bonneville as the Ninth Doctor, along with Helen Baxendale as new companion, Jean Robinson. It would also see Lynn Grant acting as Producer & Gary Russell as Script Editor. Season 36 would be Bonneville's fourth & final year as the Ninth Doctor. After deciding to stay on for one more year, and now an actor in much demand, Bonneville announced that Season 36 would indeed be his final y...