Ncuti Gatwa’s debut season comes to a whirlwind conclusion as Ruby Sunday finds her happy family ending

An immortal menace returns in the first part of the season finale – that raises some very interesting questions about child labour in the Whoniverse

The Doctor finds love in this lush tribute to Bridgerton, but there’s also murder on the dancefloor …

Russell T Davies channels Black Mirror in a story of AI, shallow social media, and posh white supremacy. But, naturally, with added slug monsters

Millie Gibson takes centre stage as she lives out a life that is packed with the supernatural – but without the Doctor. It’s a stone-cold classic … until its final moments

Steven Moffat’s return to Doctor Who has alien planets, murderous AI – and Ncuti Gatwa trapped in an incredibly tense race against time

With snot monsters, a spaceship powered by nappies and the bad Beatles, the opening double bill of Ncuti Gatwa’s time as the Doctor is full of fun and frolics … if a little forgettable plotwise

Ncuti Gatwa makes a delightful full appearance as the Doctor in a fun-packed extravaganza. He oozes charm, flits from charismatic to serious in the blink of an eye – and saves Davina McCall’s life

Neil Patrick Harris steals the show as Russell T Davies delivers a 60th anniversary twist to the debut of 15th Doctor, Ncuti Gatwa

David Tennant and Catherine Tate are impeccable in a special that has been shrouded in mystery – and that will upset a very vocal part of the Who fanbase

David Tennant is back with his ‘best friend’ Donna and an adorable crash-landed alien played by Miriam Margolyes. Allons-y!

Doctor Who goes all Pirates of the Caribbean, albeit with a flying pirate ship, an underwater prehistoric monster and a lot more angst than laughs

Stuck in a time loop, the Daleks finally get to exterminate the Doctor – again and again!

Chris Chibnall’s foray into a 21st-century multi-episode Doctor Who series mostly works, but leaves plenty of unanswered questions for next year

With the Tardis team stranded in 1904, the Doctor discovers her adoptive mother is destroying the universe as Flux careers towards its conclusion

A jaw-dropping twist capped off one of the most stunning episodes of the Chibnall era, which made the Weeping Angels more creepy and dangerous than ever before

The mid-point of Flux proved frustratingly weak – but at least we started to get some answers, as the Doctor got more glimpses of her hidden past life

The potato-headed aliens caused havoc as they tried to invade every era in Earth’s history. Cue much wisdom from Mary Seacole – and a wok-bearing scouser hoping to thwart them

After a summer of shocking Who developments, a new series began with a slew of returning monsters and an episode that was more set-up than spooky story