SPOILER WARNING — This review contains heavy spoilers for ‘Empire Of Death’* With ... the colossal scale of Sutekh’s destruction. The stark image of Gatwa’s Doctor in the TARDIS doorway ...

The history of Doctor Who was forever changed by the season finale episode "Empire of Death ... throughout history by Sutekh the Destroyer, god of death. But that doesn't mean Whovian brains ...

Sutekh is the god that other gods like Maestro fear, and it's easy to see why. It doesn't get more powerful than the ability ...

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 ...

Dusty old death-god ... of course the Doctor is going to find a way to bring them all back. As he and his pals go on the run, we also get to work through a bit of lore about Sutekh’s return.

Spoiler alert! Doctor Who's big finale has arrived, with some big answers to boot. But was it a satisfying end to the season overall? Ellie and Sean dig in to all the juicy details, from the ...

burn people to death and even nearly defeat the Doctor in psychological combat, that still didn’t represent the character at the peak of his powers. We’ve never actually seen Sutekh fully ...

The Beatles teased the ending of "Empire of Death." The Beatles in ... to look like the Egyptian god named Sutekh? "Cultural appropriation," says the Doctor — a timely reversal of an outdated ...

Yes, the almighty Sutekh, God of all Gods ... character-driven storytelling, ‘Empire Of Death’ sees Davies stick the landing with a Doctor Who finale that takes big swings and rarely misses.