Peter Capaldi finally reveals that "Doctor Who" Season 9 is not going to be cancelled. He also shares BBC's issues with the government. On a side note, Capaldi also confirms that he might leave the show after its 9th season due to its low ratings. Plus, he wanted to spend more time with his family.
Peter Capaldi confirmed that "Doctor Who" is not cancelled as reported on Radio Times. He also revealed BBC's issues with the government, stating "I think the government doesn't think that the BBC supports it, because it is not answerable to shareholders and it entertains ideas-- all kinds of ideas about Britain, history, the world, and about art-- I think the government would rather not pay for this show."
Furthermore, Huffington Post noted that Capaldi revealed that the show is under threat, specifically its broadcaster the BBC. The 'Doctor Who' lead stated that with the new government they have and BBC, the organization behind the show is seriously under threat.
Other than that, Comic Book News mentioned that Peter Capaldi may leave 'Doctor Who' after Season 9. The lead actor revealed that he wants to spend more time with his family. On a side note, "Doctor Who" is currently receiving low ratings, cutting the 4 million viewership to half. Because of that, the show may lead to a possible official cancellation.
Lead actor Peter Capaldi spilled a lot of details about 'Doctor Who'. He finally responded to the show's cancellation rumors and revealed the issues that their network is currently dealing. Aside from that, he also broke his silence regarding his 'leaving the show' rumors.
'Doctor Who' is currently running on its 9th season starring its Twelfth Doctor, Peter Capaldi. 'Doctor Who' is a British science-fiction TV program produced by BBC from 1963 to the present day.
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