"Doctor Who," which had been streaming on Disney+ for its latest two seasons, will no longer continue on the streamer, the BBC revealed.

Disney+ has started streaming movies and shows in the HDR10+ format.

Disney+ has exited its Doctor Who partnership with the BBC, which made the streamer the worldwide home of the sci-fi series outside the U.K. and Ireland. The BBC, however, says it’s committed to continuing the show; the next installment will be a 2026 Christmas special.

The show will continue airing on the BBC, though it remains unclear who will play the titular Time Lord moving forward.

Doctor Who's partnership with Disney+ is finally over, and that's a very good thing for the iconic British sci-fi series.

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The fate of "Doctor Who" has been revealed, with Disney+ having officially exited the series after its two-season partnership with the BBC.

Doctor Who’s Disney+ deal ends but the BBC keeps the adventure alive with a 2026 Christmas special and new spin offs in development

New data from Antenna suggests that subscribers ditched their Disney offerings at twice the rate of the prior month.

Doctor Who will no longer be at Disney+ after airing on the streamer for two seasons. However, the BBC show will continue in 2026.

Disney+ is the latest streaming service to embrace HDR10+, and it’s doing so first on select smart TVs from Samsung, the biggest supporter of the Dolby Vision alternative.