Check them out below: @samjoshphillips posted a meme that showcases their disappointment ... @_PigginTeaBreak thought it was ridiculous that the god-like Sutekh did absolutely nothing to stop ...

Once the Doctor realises the enormity of Sutekh's devastating dusty reach, he breaks down. "Every world I ever stood upon – all dead. It is my fault, because I travelled to all those worlds.

Empire of Death begins with Sutekh winning and the Doctor losing. No fakeout here: the god’s Dust of Death spreads across the Earth, killing everyone – including the likes of Kate, Carla ...

But to understand that loophole, you need to understand Sutekh’s evil plan. First, let’s take a look at Sutekh’s evil plan. Instead of getting thrown into the distant future by Tom Baker’s ...

Sutekh left a grim trail of death and destruction all over the universe, and the Doctor managed to set everything to rights, which should be cause for celebration. However, a season-long mystery ...

Now, Davies has explained his decision to bring Sutekh back, saying that it was a deliberate choice to prove to fans that the Disney Plus deal didn't mean the show was severing its roots ...

Handwritten documents held in the BBC Archives give a clue as to the thoughts of the production team in casting the best actor to play Sutekh. This first document outlines the character and ...

Picking up from where we left off, Sutekh blows deadly dust that turns anyone it touches into ashes. The Doctor and Mel escape, but UNIT is not so lucky. They try to fight Sutekh with their guns ...