[NEWS] RTD puts his "Doctor Who Magaine" column 'on pause'

RTD: "We don't know what's happening yet," ... pretty much sums up the entire last few years of Doctor Who since they started pushing in Politically Correct nonsense and gender-swapping simply to appease the checklist tickers.   :-\
    "The End"? With Doctor Who in Limbo, RTD Steps Away from DWM
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    Russell T Davies has officially paused his long-running column
    in Doctor Who Magazine.
    In his final piece, published in issue 617, he reflects on the
    structure of Series 15 and how it took shape. "Changes were
    made as we went along, as with any show," he writes, "but this
    order stayed, and flourished, as Ruby's time-lost life at
    Christmas circled round to Poppy's time-lost life, and two
    foundlings found each other so they could find a home for a
    third, little Joe Sunday, all heading towards... The End."
    He is quick to reassure readers, insisting, "No, not the end,
    don't be mad. Doctor Who will never end!" Yet what follows is
    strikingly less certain. "We don't know what's happening yet,"
    he concedes, "and while everyone works that out, I'll take a
    pause on this page. Thanks for reading."
    For fans used to Davies' energetic tone and forward-looking
    enthusiasm, the mood here feels unusually muted. There are
    still playful nods to unresolved threads, such as, "there's
    Susan, of course. I wonder if we'll ever find out who the Boss
    is. Or who the Boss are," but when it comes to the main series,
    there is little in the way of firm direction.
    He does mention that The War Between the Land and the Sea is
    "about to break out," promising "great things ahead," though
    that obviously refers to the spin-off rather than Series 16.
    His parting words carry an air of ambiguity. "Hopefully, we'll
    have news soon... Until then... It has been an absolute joy."
    With no filming plans, no news on Disney's continued involvement,
    and Ncuti Gatwa's short-lived era concluded, the timing and tone
    of this farewell feel more loaded than casual.
    Davies may insist Doctor Who will never end, but for now, he has
    stepped away from the page, and possibly the production timeline
    as well...
    <https://www.doctorwhotv.co.uk/rtd-ends-doctor-who-magazine-105722.htm>