Doctor Who
BBC One · 1963–1996 · Ended
Doctor Who is a Action, Adventure, and Science-Fiction series that premiered in 1963 on BBC One and ended in 1996, per TVmaze.
Doctor Who is the longest-running science fiction TV series in history, airing initially from 1963 to 1989. Doctor Who is about ideas. It pioneered sophisticated mixed-level storytelling. Its format was the key to its longevity: the Doctor, a mysterious traveller in space and time, travels in his ship, the TARDIS. The TARDIS can take him and his companions anywhere in time and space. Inevitably he finds evil at work wherever he goes..
Doctor Who ended on May 12, 1996 after 26 seasons.
Ratings by episode
TVmaze user ratings, one point per rated episode, season dividers in between.
Episodes
700 episodes across 26 seasons.
Season 1 42 episodes
Season 2 39 episodes
Season 3 45 episodes
Season 4 43 episodes
Season 5 40 episodes
Season 6 44 episodes
Season 7 25 episodes
Season 8 25 episodes
Season 9 26 episodes
Season 10 26 episodes
Season 11 26 episodes
Season 12 20 episodes
Season 13 26 episodes
Season 14 26 episodes
Season 15 26 episodes
Season 16 26 episodes
Season 17 26 episodes
Season 18 28 episodes
Season 19 26 episodes
Season 20 22 episodes
Season 21 24 episodes
Season 22 13 episodes
Season 23 14 episodes
Season 24 14 episodes
Season 25 14 episodes
Season 26 14 episodes
Questions about Doctor Who
How many episodes does Doctor Who have?
Doctor Who has 700 episodes across 26 seasons, according to TVmaze.
Is Doctor Who still going?
Doctor Who ended on May 12, 1996 after 26 seasons.
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