How to watch new ‘Doctor Who’: Stream Ncuti Gatwa episodes from anywhere

The Doctor (Ncuti Gatwa) and Ruby Sunday (Millie Gibson) prepare for more adventures in space and time in “Doctor Who” season 1.
(Image credit: Bad Wolf/BBC Studios)

‘Doctor Who’: season 1: Key information

• UK: Watch for FREE on BBC iPlayer from 12:00am (BST) on Saturday, May 11
• Away from home: Use a VPN such as NordVPN to watch your usual service from anywhere
• US and Canada: Watch on Disney Plus from 7.00pm (ET) / 4.00pm (PT) on Friday, May 10
• Australia: Watch on Disney Plus from 9.00am (AEST) on Saturday, May 11

The arrival of a new Doctor is always big news, and the 15th incarnation of the Time Lord — “Sex Education” star Ncuti Gatwa — is all set to make the TARDIS his own. 

This article will tell you how to watch new “Doctor Who” episodes for free on BBC iPlayer in the UK. And, in case you’re going to be away from home when the Doctor’s new adventures land, we’ll also explain how you can use a VPN, such as NordVPN, to stream “Doctor Who” via your usual service from abroad.

Gatwa made his first appearance as the Time Lord after David Tennant’s unexpected “bi-generation” in “The Giggle”, the third of “Doctor Who”‘s 60th anniversary specials. We were subsequently introduced to new companion Ruby Sunday (Millie Gibson) in Christmas special “The Church on Ruby Road”, and her mysterious origin story is set to be a major theme of the new eight-part season.

With Russell T. Davies (the showrunner who resurrected the British sci-fi institution in 2005) back at the helm, this is one of the most eagerly anticipated new seasons of “Who” in years. In fact, it’s such a big deal that the BBC and new international streaming partners Disney Plus have branded this run of new “Doctor Who” episodes as season 1, instead of continuing the previous numbering system and calling it “Doctor Who” season 14. In other words, they’re pitching it as both a fresh start for the veteran show, and a jumping off point for new viewers.

Ready for an adventure in space and time? Here’s how to watch new “Doctor Who” episodes, kicking off with the double bill of “Space Babies” and “The Devil’s Chord”.

How to watch new ‘Doctor Who’ episodes for FREE in the UK

How to watch ‘Doctor Who’ season 1 from anywhere

If you’re a UK resident enjoying your own adventures through space and time — or simply overseas this weekend — you can still watch new “Doctor Who” episodes for free on BBC iPlayer. However, due to geoblocking restrictions, you won’t be able to use the service as you would at home. 

Luckily, downloading a VPNallows you to stream your favorite content from anywhere. These simple pieces of software can change your IP address, allowing you to access on-demand content or live TV just as you would at home.

(Don’t forget that you’ll still need a valid TV Licence to watch new “Doctor Who” episodes while abroad — or back on Gallifrey!)

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How to watch ‘Doctor Who’ season 1: Stream on Disney Plus

‘Doctor Who’ season 1 trailer

If you can’t wait to see what the TARDIS has in store this year, check out the official “Doctor Who” season 1 trailer.

‘Doctor Who’ season 1 episode titles and airdates

“Space Babies” (Friday, May 10 (US); Saturday, May 11 (UK and Australia)
“The Devil’s Chord” (Friday, May 10 (US); Saturday, May 11 (UK and Australia)
“Boom” (Friday, May 17 (US); Saturday, May 18 (UK and Australia)
“73 Yards” (Friday, May 24 (US); Saturday, May 25 (UK and Australia)
“Dot and Bubble” (Friday, May 31 (US); Saturday, June 1 (UK and Australia)
“Rogue” (Friday, June 7 (US); Saturday, June 8 (UK and Australia)
“The Legend of Ruby Sunday” (Friday, June 14 (US); Saturday, June 15 (UK and Australia)
“Empire of Death” (Friday, June 21 (US); Saturday, June 22 (UK and Australia)

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Richard’s love affair with outer space started when he saw the original “Star Wars” on TV aged four, and he spent much of the ’90s watching “Star Trek”, “Babylon 5” and “The X-Files” with his mum. After studying physics at university, he became a journalist, swapped science fact for science fiction, and hit the jackpot when he joined the team at SFX, the UK’s biggest sci-fi and fantasy magazine. He liked it so much he stayed there for 12 years, four of them as editor. 

He’s since gone freelance and passes his time writing about “Star Wars”, “Star Trek” and superheroes for the likes of SFX, Total Film, TechRadar and GamesRadar+. He has met five Doctors, two Starfleet captains and one Luke Skywalker, and once sat in the cockpit of “Red Dwarf”‘s Starbug.  

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