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This week the Doctor Who universe is expanding with the official launch of what is now being dubbed “The Whoniverse”—a streaming home for over 800 episodes of Doctor Who and its spinoffs from the BBC... and now, its first original programming.

The BBC has confirmed that November 1 will see the launch of Tales of the TARDIS, a six-episode omnibus collection written by returning Doctor Who showrunner Russell T. Davies, as well as previous Who scribes Phil Ford and Pete McTighe.

Tales will collect six classic Doctor Who stories in an omnibus format, with new interlinking scenes starring legendary classic Doctors and a companions reprising their roles.

The series will mark the official launch of “The Whoniverse,” the BBC’s name for its new streaming home for 800 episodes of Doctor Who and its spinoffs past and present, as well as archival material from behind-the-scenes on the series, and now, seemingly, new programming to accompany it.

“The word Whoniverse was invented by fans, so it’s time to give it official status,” Davis said in a statement about the launch of the new program platform.

Tales of the TARDIS will launch exclusively in the UK and Ireland on the BBC iPlayer this Wednesday, November 1.

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