How many shows can you name that have been on for a decade? How about two decades? Three? How about one that’s existed for sixty years? The list is very small, and in the realm of sci-fi, there is only one, Doctor Who. The show about the Time Lord has been one of the hallmarks of the BBC for well over half the network’s existence, and they had enjoyed newfound popularity since 2005 when “NuWho” emerged from the ashes of the original line. The West eventually became a key place where the show was watched. Starting next year, it’ll have a new home for people outside the UK: Disney+.

Yep, the House of Mouse is getting into the Tardis themselves and will start during the 60th anniversary special for Doctor Who that’ll arrive in November 2023. Sorry, but you’ll have to wait a year for this to happen. But when it does happen, you’ll have access to the series and be able to catch up on a lot of what you missed! It’s unknown at present just how much of the series will be available for viewers but based on previous streaming service experiences; it’s likely all of NuWho. So you’ll get the runs featuring Christopher Eccelston, David Tennant, Matt Smith, Peter Capaldi, and the most recent Doctor in Jodie Whittaker.

But wait, there’s more. To celebrate the 60th anniversary next year and the move to Disney+, the following actual Doctor, Ncuti Gatwa, did a small video to highlight everything there is about the Doctor, the series, and his hopes for what his Doctor will do when he gets the spotlight.