Doctor Who's Season 1 (2024) finale unmasked the One Who Waits as Sutekh, the God of Death.While 2024's Doctor Who Season 1 was the first time an entire pantheon of gods had featured as the ...

Sutekh's power to kill with a single touch means I wasn't shocked to discover he had become the God of Death by the end of Doctor Who season 14.Similarly, it would make sense if it turned out that ...

Doctor Who fan and showrunner Russell T Davies wanted to bring back Sutekh, a classic villain from the Tom Baker era of the show. So he invented "Sue Tech" — a.k.a. tech CEO Susan Triad, the ...

Once the Doctor realises the enormity of Sutekh's devastating dusty reach, he breaks down. "Every world I ever stood upon – all dead. It is my fault, because I travelled to all those worlds.

Who Is Doctor Who‘s Sutekh? BBC. Sutekh only appeared in a single televised Doctor Who serial. That was “Pyramids of Mars,” a Fourth Doctor and Sarah Jane Smith story from 1975.

Empire of Death begins with Sutekh winning and the Doctor losing. No fakeout here: the god’s Dust of Death spreads across the Earth, killing everyone – including the likes of Kate, Carla, and ...

Voice of Doctor Who's Sutekh Gabriel Woolf on bringing the character back to the Whoniverse. The Doctor and Ruby Sunday prepare to face off against the villain in season one finale Empire of Death.

The Doctor ranks Sutekh as "the greatest monster I have ever fought," and this dog-faced god comes close to justifying the hype. Although the Time Lord thought he'd defeated this powerful foe by ...

Doctor Who's Sutekh, voiced by Gabriel Woolf, is the perfect classic villain to return in season 14. Here's why.

The Doctor tied Sutekh to the back of the TARDIS and flew backward through all the areas Sutekh had attacked, forcing the god to restore life. Once this was done, ...

The Doctor then left Sutekh in the vortex to burn and perish. Doctor Who will return Christmas 2024 on BBC iPlayer and BBC One. Previous seasons are available to stream on BBC iPlayer. Ad.

The first season of the Ncuti Gatwa era of Doctor Who has felt incredibly short. There’s a reason for that; it is incredibly short. Even so, the season-long mystery has been right at the ...