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Ncuti Gatwa's 14th Doctor has been confirmed as gay, which promises a queer future for Doctor Who, along with Yasmin Finney's trans companion Rose. Neil Patrick Harris has recently wrapped his filming for Doctor Who in Wales, and confirmed in a Variety interview that Ncuti Gatwa's Doctor will be gay in the upcoming series that will launch Russell T. Davies' second era with the British series. 
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LGBTQ+ director Waris Hussein says he wants to see more exploration of the Doctor's queerness in the latest season: "If he's gay, lets see it". Because the show is about regeneration, and the Doctor is an alien—why would they only choose to be this sort of person? Ultimately, it just means Doctor Who will continue to do what it always has— reflect the whole wide world and universe around it in as many ways as it can.
Doctor Who's Doctor has always been queer – so what's the
While Gatwa rose to fame playing gay teenager and scene stealer Eric Effiong on Netflix’s Sex Education, the incoming Doctor Who star had long avoided publicly addressing his sexuality. Doctor Who has been celebrated for its decades of unique storytelling that pulls inspiration from the world around it, using both historic events and mundane moments as foundations for its most memorable episodes. Each era of Doctor Who has introduced a new "Doctor" that whisks viewers away on new adventures across time and space.
Doctor Who director wants more LGBTQ+ action in new season
Doctor Who has always been queer, to at least some degree, and it's about time that the show pushed this integral facet of the character "into areas it's never quite been into before.". In a new interview with GQ , Gatwa, 31, described how he privately came out to his mother five years ago and was shocked by her supportive and undramatic reaction. Gatwa and his family moved from Rwanda when he was two years old to escape genocide in the country, and settled in Scotland as refugees. Doctor Who hints at upcoming gay “regeneration” of beloved
Neil Patrick Harris has revealed that Ncuti Gatwa will play the first gay Time Lord in the new series of Doctor Who. Doctor Who specials episode 2 Wild Blue Yonder spoilers follow. It's a bit weird, it's scary, it's freaky, it pushes the show into areas it's never quite been into before. Doctor Who director wants Russell T Davies to prove Ncuti
Ncuti Gatwa's casting as the 15th Doctor is historic, making them the first Black and openly queer Time Lord in Doctor Who, marking a win for diversity in the long-running series. Doctor Who 's. . 
Why Ncuti Gatwa’s Doctor Is a Step Forward for ‘Doctor Who’
Doctor Who ‘s upcoming season is set to premiere on April 12, and many fans are hoping it will feature even more queer moments. With Ncuti Gatwa leading the series as the Fifteenth Doctor, Waris Hussein, the original director of Doctor Who, has voiced his hopes for more explicit queer representation. .
Ncuti Gatwa says he’s ‘never been in the closet’ as new
In the latest special episode of the beloved sci-fi series Doctor Who, aired on December 2, the protagonist appears to hint at his next “regeneration” as a gay man in a funny exchange with his fellow adventurer Donna Noble. The highly-anticipated special episodes to celebrate the 60th anniversary of Doctor Who have finally started to. .