Ncuti Gatwa bids farewell to 'Doctor Who'
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ShotsTrendingMenu×ADVERTISEMENT ADVERTISEMENT ADVERTISEMENTHomeentertainmentNcuti Gatwa bids farewell to 'Doctor Who'The finale episode, titled 'The Reality War', was split into two parts
and saw Gatwa’s Doctor facing off against the Rani in a high-stakes battle to save Earth. In a dramatic turn, the Doctor sacrificed himself to save a young girl.PTILast Updated : 01 June
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