The adventures of The Doctor, a time-traveling humanoid alien known as a Time Lord. He explores the universe in his TARDIS, a sentient time-traveling spaceship. Its exterior appears as a blue British police box, which was a common sight in Britain in 1963 when the series first aired. Along with a succession of companions, The Doctor faces a variety of foes while working to save civilizations, help ordinary people, and right many wrongs.
Doctor Who is available to stream on Britbox, Britbox (Via Amazon Prime), Pluto TV, and Tubi in United States. You can also rent or buy it from Google Play, Amazon, Apple TV, and Fandango at Home. Use the direct links below to open the provider.
The adventures of The Doctor, a time-traveling humanoid alien known as a Time Lord. He explores the universe in his TARDIS, a sentient time-traveling spaceship. Its exterior appears as a blue British police box, which was a common sight in Britain in 1963 when the series first aired. Along with a succession of companions, The Doctor faces a variety of foes while working to save civilizations, help ordinary people, and right many wrongs.
Season 13 episodes
Choose an episode, then use the watch options above for the show.
Scotland, the near future. Something is smashing oil rigs off the Scottish coast, and UNIT have been called in to investigate. The Brigadier summons the Doctor to Earth to help in the investigation, but it soon becomes clear some kind of alien presence is at work...
Episode credits
Directed by Douglas CamfieldWritten by Robert Banks StewartGuest stars Nicholas Courtney, Ian Marter, John Levene, John Woodnutt, Lillias Walker, Angus Lennie, Tony Sibbald, Hugh Martin
The Zygon traps the Doctor and Sarah Jane in a decompression chamber while Harry is taken to the aliens' underwater ship.
Episode credits
Directed by Douglas CamfieldWritten by Robert Banks StewartGuest stars Nicholas Courtney, Ian Marter, John Levene, John Woodnutt, Lillias Walker, Tony Sibbald, Keith Ashley, Bernard G. High
The Doctor and the Brigadier begin to realise who the Zygon imposters among them are while Sarah Jane discovers a secret tunnel to the underwater ship.
Episode credits
Directed by Douglas CamfieldWritten by Robert Banks StewartGuest stars Nicholas Courtney, Ian Marter, John Levene, John Woodnutt, Lillias Walker, Angus Lennie, Keith Ashley, Ronald Gough
UNIT attempt to track down the Zygon ship while Broton prepares to have the Skarasen attack London.
Episode credits
Directed by Douglas CamfieldWritten by Robert Banks StewartGuest stars Nicholas Courtney, Ian Marter, John Levene, John Woodnutt, Lillias Walker, Keith Ashley, Ronald Gough, Robert Russell
The Doctor and Sarah answer a distress call and find themselves on Zeta Minor, the last planet of the known universe, where a Morestran expedition has gone missing.
Episode credits
Directed by David MaloneyWritten by Louis MarksGuest stars Ewen Solon, Prentis Hancock, Frederick Jaeger, Graham Weston, Louis Mahoney, Michael Wisher, Terence Brook, Tony McEwan
The Doctor realises that Zeta Minor lies on the boundary between the universes of matter and anti-matter and something on the planet won't let the Morestrans leave.
Episode credits
Directed by David MaloneyWritten by Louis MarksGuest stars Ewen Solon, Prentis Hancock, Frederick Jaeger, Graham Weston, Louis Mahoney, Michael Wisher, Haydn Wood, Terry Walsh
The Doctor makes a deal with the Anti-Matter Beast to return all the anti-matter to the planet but Sorenson is determined to continue his research.
Episode credits
Directed by David MaloneyWritten by Louis MarksGuest stars Ewen Solon, Prentis Hancock, Frederick Jaeger, Graham Weston, Michael Wisher, Melvyn Bedford
The Doctor tries to convince Sorenson to sacrifice himself for the rest of the crew but Salamar's attempt to deal with the situation causes their problems to multiply.
Episode credits
Directed by David MaloneyWritten by Louis MarksGuest stars Ewen Solon, Prentis Hancock, Frederick Jaeger, Melvyn Bedford, Michael Wisher, Terry Walsh
The Doctor and Sarah are drawn off course and, instead of UNIT HQ, they arrive on the same site in 1911.
Episode credits
Directed by Paddy RussellWritten by Robert Holmes, Lewis GreiferGuest stars Michael Bilton, Bernard Archard, Peter Copley, Michael Sheard, Peter Mayock, Vic Tablian, Nick Burnell, Melvyn Bedford
The Doctor, Sarah and Laurence try to find a way to sever Sutekh's link to the mummies while poacher Ernie Clements finds the priory surrounded by a forcefield.
Episode credits
Directed by Paddy RussellWritten by Robert Holmes, Lewis GreiferGuest stars Bernard Archard, Peter Copley, Michael Sheard, Peter Mayock, Nick Burnell, Melvyn Bedford, Kevin Selway, George Tovey
The Doctor and Sarah try to destroy Sutekh's rocket but the Osiran's mental powers prove too great for them.
Episode credits
Directed by Paddy RussellWritten by Robert Holmes, Lewis GreiferGuest stars Bernard Archard, Gabriel Woolf, Michael Sheard, Nick Burnell, Melvyn Bedford, Kevin Selway
The Doctor is captured by Styggron and left to die in the destruction of the fake village but Sarah escapes from the disorientation chamber to try and rescue him.
Episode credits
Directed by Barry LettsWritten by Terry NationGuest stars Ian Marter, John Levene, Peter Welch, Milton Johns, Max Faulkner, Martin Friend, Roy Skelton, Stuart Fell
The Doctor and Sarah reach Earth and try to warn the research centre about the Kraal invasion before Styggron unleashes his virus.
Episode credits
Directed by Barry LettsWritten by Terry NationGuest stars Ian Marter, John Levene, Milton Johns, Max Faulkner, Martin Friend, Patrick Newell, Dave Carter, Hugh Lund
The storm-lashed planet Karn. Near a graveyard of crashed starships, the demented surgeon Solon hides in his castle, the last acolyte of the Time Lord despot Morbius. He only needs one final item to make his master live again... and then the Doctor and Sarah arrive...
Episode credits
Directed by Christopher BarryWritten by Robert Holmes, Terrance DicksGuest stars Philip Madoc, Cynthia Grenville, Gillian Brown, Sue Bishop, Janie Kells, Gabrielle Mowbray, Veronica Ridge, Colin Fay
The Doctor is captured by the Sisterhood, and Sarah Jane is blinded freeing him. The Doctor has no choice but to go back for a cure, unaware that he is leaving Sarah Jane in the hands of a treacherous Dr. Solon and the renegade Time Lord Morbius.
Episode credits
Directed by Christopher BarryWritten by Robert Holmes, Terrance DicksGuest stars Philip Madoc, Michael Spice, Cynthia Grenville, Gillian Brown, Sue Bishop, Janie Kells, Gabrielle Mowbray, Veronica Ridge
While the Doctor goes to confront the Sisterhood to seek a cure for Sarah Jane's blindness, Solon realizes that he must transfer Morbius' brain into a new body before it is too late.
Episode credits
Directed by Christopher BarryWritten by Robert Holmes, Terrance DicksGuest stars Philip Madoc, Michael Spice, Cynthia Grenville, Gillian Brown, Sue Bishop, Janie Kells, Gabrielle Mowbray, Veronica Ridge
Morbius lives once more, but as a rampaging beast. The Doctor is forced to ally with Dr. Solon to bring him to heel, but the two disagree about what should happen to Morbius.
Episode credits
Directed by Christopher BarryWritten by Robert Holmes, Terrance DicksGuest stars Philip Madoc, Michael Spice, Cynthia Grenville, Gillian Brown, Sue Bishop, Janie Kells, Gabrielle Mowbray, Veronica Ridge
The Antarctic, the near future. A strange seed-pod is unearthed from 20-thousand-year-old ice. The Doctor and Sarah go to investigate, but are too late to prevent the pod infecting a scientist and unleashing a threat to all animal life on Earth...
Episode credits
Directed by Douglas CamfieldWritten by Robert Banks StewartGuest stars Tony Beckley, John Challis, Hubert Rees, John Gleeson, Michael McStay, Kenneth Gilbert, Michael Barrington, Seymour Green
Two employees of the millionaire Harrison Chase arrive at the Antarctic base, and they will stop at nothing to get hold of the second seed-pod.
Episode credits
Directed by Douglas CamfieldWritten by Robert Banks StewartGuest stars Tony Beckley, John Challis, Hubert Rees, John Gleeson, Michael McStay, Kenneth Gilbert, Mark Jones
The Doctor and Sarah Jane return to England after their Antarctic ordeal and Chase tries to eliminate them, but they escape and track him down at his estate, where he is preparing to open the Krynoid pod.
Episode credits
Directed by Douglas CamfieldWritten by Robert Banks StewartGuest stars Tony Beckley, John Challis, Kenneth Gilbert, Michael Barrington, Seymour Green, Mark Jones, Sylvia Coleridge, David Masterman
The Doctor is captured by Chase, who plans to breed the stolen Krynoid pod. He is placed in an automated compost hopper and only Sarah Jane can save him... but will she make it before the Krynoid grows to fruition ?
Episode credits
Directed by Douglas CamfieldWritten by Robert Banks StewartGuest stars Tony Beckley, John Challis, Kenneth Gilbert, Michael Barrington, Seymour Green, Mark Jones, Sylvia Coleridge, David Masterman
The Krynoid grows to a monstrous size and traps the Doctor and the others in a cottage. The creature demands they turn over the Doctor, while Chase seeks to make an alliance with the alien vegetation.
Episode credits
Directed by Douglas CamfieldWritten by Robert Banks StewartGuest stars Tony Beckley, John Challis, Michael Barrington, Seymour Green, Sylvia Coleridge, John Acheson, Ray Barron, Mark Jones
The Doctor, Sarah Jane, and Scorby are trapped in the manor as a possessed Chase stalks them from within, while the gigantic Krynoid prepares to crush them from without. Worse, the alien plant is ready to germinate, spreading its seeds across England.
Episode credits
Directed by Douglas CamfieldWritten by Robert Banks StewartGuest stars Tony Beckley, John Challis, Michael Barrington, John Acheson, Ray Barron
