This article contains the following Doctor Who Season 14, Episode 7, “The Legend of Ruby Sunday”.
Summary
- Sutekh returns early
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The Season 14 finale wreaked havoc and raised the intergenerational ante. - The Doctor, Ruby and the UN Intelligence Task Force face a dire situation as Sutek’s deadly vengeance threatens the entire universe.
- In the Season 14 finale preview, Sutekh has taken control of the TARDIS.
The classic series antagonist Sutekh returns and dominates in the trailer Doctor Who The epic finale of Season 14, “Empire of Death”. In his debut season, the Fifteenth Doctor, played by Ncuti Gatwa, and Ruby Sunday witnessed a woman named Susan Twist appear in their adventures, who was later revealed to be tech entrepreneur Susan Triad. However, in Doctor Who In the episode “The Legend of Ruby Sunday”, Susan is revealed to be part of the plan of “The One Who Waits”, as Tom Baker-era villain Sutekh (Gabriel Wolfe) returns to reduce the universe to dust.
A short trailer for the Season 14 finale has been released on the official Doctor Who YouTube channel as one of the Doctor’s deadliest classic adversaries returns to the universe.
In the first trailer for Dead Empire, Sutek wins, the possessed Harriet (Genesis Lynea) pilots and warps the TARDIS, and a deadly sandstorm engulfs the Earth. Sutek feels guilty about his role, and the Doctor, Ruby, and Mel (Bonnie Langford) must use Ruby’s childhood memories and a journey through a devastated world to end Sutek’s tyranny.
How deadly is Sutekh?
A returning villain from the Fourth Doctor’s adventures.
With the Doctor frustrated and Ruby confronting her past, the finale of Gatwa Season 1 is sure to leave viewers as heartbroken as the Time Lords themselves.
Despite the numerous traps set by Susan Foreman in the series, Kara’s (Michelle Greenidge) allusions to the season 2 villain, the Beast, and the reappearance of the track used when the Master (Derek Jacobi) appears in season 3, Sutek’s Doctor Who The return is the perfect bridge across multiple generations, as seen in the series’ inclusion of Osla Reaper, classic villain Mara, and spinoff villain The Trickster (Paul Mark Davis) into the newly formed pantheon of villains, with Wolfe reprising his role. Additionally, the introduction of Sutek raises some of the highest stakes of the season.
Related: Susan Twist’s role in Doctor Who Season 14 explained: Who is she playing?
Susan Twist’s “Doctor Who” character appeared throughout Ncuti Gatwa’s first season as the Fifteenth Doctor, but her true identity wasn’t revealed until much later on.
In his Fourth Doctor debut‘s Doctor Who In the “Pyramids of Mars” era, Earth will be destroyed by Sutek’s wrath. Although not the target of his war rockets aimed at Mars, the Fourth Doctor and Sarah Jane Smith (Elizabeth Sladen) witnessed the destruction of Earth during a brief visit to the 1980s after his release. In the trailer, a storm swept through London, and dust swept the terrified people in the city. It is clear that few people will survive Oslan’s deadly revenge on the Doctor.
With the TARDIS being taken over by Sutekh at UNIT headquarters, Susan and Harriet completely under his control, and the Doctor, Ruby and UNIT staff torn apart, the entire universe is in a dire state, about to Doctor Who Season 14 finale. While many old viewers may have recognised this enemy, the mystery of season 14 and his long-awaited return quickly taught new viewers just how deadly a threat this classic villain is. With the Doctor feeling defeated and Ruby confronting her past, Gatwa’s season 1 finale is sure to leave viewers and the Time Lord heartbroken together.
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Doctor Who, which first aired in 1963, is a science fiction series that tells the story of a powerful being known as the Time Lord, simply known as the Doctor. Using an inter-dimensional time-traveling ship called the TARDIS, the Doctor travels through time and space with various companions, solving multiple problems and helping to avert disasters that nearly cause catastrophes. While the Doctor is always the same character, they undergo regenerations, allowing them to be recast as unique immortal beings with new personality traits every few seasons.
Release Date November 23, 1963
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Writers: Mark Gatiss, Toby Whitehouse, Neil Cross, Steven Moffat, Chris Chibnall
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