Disney Ended Doctor Who Partnership for Three Reasons
Disney has ended its partnership with Doctor Who, citing three key factors: ratings, budget, and politics.
A recent report from Deadline reveals that the collaboration between Disney and the BBC on future seasons of Doctor Who has come to an end.
- Ratings: The two seasons of Doctor Who on Disney+ did not generate the desired ratings.
- Budget: The financial aspects of the partnership were also a concern.
- MAGA politics: Political issues played a role in the breakup.
There is more to that role than performing
The last season with Jodie Whittaker in 2021 had higher ratings than the two seasons with Ncuti Gatwa as the Doctor.
Author's summary: Disney ended partnership with Doctor Who due to low ratings.
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