When Will ‘Doctor Who’ Season 12, Episode 2 Premiere?

After that huge New Year’s twist, we know you’re itching to watch more of Doctor Who. But how exactly can you watch Doctor Who “Spyfall, Part 2”? On that front we have you covered.

It’s been roughly a year since we last saw The Doctor (Jodie Whittaker), but she’s still as incredible as ever. The first half of “Spyfall,” Season 12’s premiere episode, took fans on a thrilling adventure filled with secret missions, MI5 infiltration, and some truly excellent black suits. But it was the revelation at the very end of “Spyfall, Part 1” that may very well change the course of this entire season. Wondering how you can watch? Here’s everything you need to know about how to stream Doctor Who.

When Does Doctor Who “Spyfall, Part 2” Come Out in the U.S.?

The Doctor is back this weekend. Season 12’s “Spyfall, Part 2” premieres in the U.S. on BBC America this Sunday, January 5 at 8/7c p.m. Throughout this season new episodes will be airing in the U.S. and UK on the same days. That means for the next few weeks your Sunday nights will be dedicated to some crazy time and space adventures.

When Does Doctor Who “Spyfall, Part 2” Come Out in the UK?

What if you’re based in the UK? Then you’re looking at an earlier premiere time. Doctor Who Season 12 “Spyfall, Part 2” will premiere at 7 p.m. GMT or 19:00 on BBC One. New episodes of the series will air every Sunday night in the UK.

How to Watch the Doctor Who Season 12 in the U.S.

No matter how you cut it you’re going to need access to BBC America. Thankfully that’s a pretty easy fix. The network can be watched either through cable, its desktop livestream, or its app. But no matter how you watch BBC America, you’re going to need to authenticate your cable subscription.

If you have a cable package, you probably already have BBC America. Just look through your channel offerings to double check that it’s there. There’s even an option if you happen to be a cord cutter. Most live TV skinny bundles like Hulu + Live TV, Sling TV, and YouTube TV offer the channel.

How to Watch the Doctor Who Season 12 in the UK

If you live in the UK then BBC One just became your best friend. You can either watch on your TV or stream BBC shows live through the BBC iPlayer. To watch BBC One or the BBC iPlayer, all you need is a TV license. Check out BBC iPlayer’s FAQs for any questions you may have.

Who Does Sacha Dhawan Play in Doctor Who? Is Sacha Dhawan The Master?

“Spyfall, Part 1” unveiled a shocking blast from the past. The premiere episode saw The Doctor (Jodie Whittaker) searching for an old acquaintance by the name of O (Sacha Dhawan). But the awkward agent The Doctor followed was never the real O at all. The real O had been shrunk down and replaced by another one of The Doctor’s acquaintances: The Master.

If you need a refresher, The Master is one of Doctor Who’s most nefarious villains. A Timelord just like The Doctor, The Master started as frenemies with our favorite manic time traveler. But over the course of the series, The Master has become The Doctor’s rival, someone who is incapable of seeing and understanding the goodness of people. Wondering how The Master came back? Here’s your breakdown on The Master’s return.

What Else Has Sacha Dhawan Been In?

Dhawan is probably best known for starring in Marvel’s Iron Fist as the Steel Serpent himself Davos. He has also starred in Sherlock as well as After Earth, The History Boys, and The Deep.

Is Doctor Who No Longer on Amazon Prime?

Sadly the days of watching Doctor Who on Prime Video have passed. In August of 2019 it was announced that the beloved sci-fi series would be moving to HBO Max.

So what does that mean if you want to re-watch your favorite Doctor right now? You’re going to have to wait. As of January of 2020, Doctor Who has been removed from Prime Video’s library, meaning the only way to watch the series on Amazon is to pay for individual episodes and seasons. At the moment we don’t know when HBO Max will be released. But we know exactly what we’ll be binge watching once it is.

Where to stream Doctor Who