Disney Ended Doctor Who Partnership for These 3 Reasons
Disney has ended its partnership with Doctor Who due to three key factors: ratings, budget, and political concerns.
A recent report by Deadline reveals that the collaboration between Disney and the BBC on future seasons of Doctor Who has come to an end. The reasons behind this decision include poor ratings, budget issues, and concerns related to MAGA politics.
- Ratings: The two seasons of Doctor Who on Disney+ failed to generate the expected viewership, with the most recent season not registering on Nielsen and Luminate's streaming charts.
- Budget: The financial aspects of the partnership were also a factor in the decision to end the collaboration.
- MAGA politics: The involvement of MAGA politics in the show's context was another reason for the breakup.
There is more to that role than performing
According to sources, Ncuti Gatwa, who played the Doctor, never "fully embraced" the role, which may have contributed to the poor ratings.
Author's summary: Disney ended its Doctor Who partnership due to ratings and budget issues.
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