The Rani's bi-generation took place nowhere near a member of Doctor Who 's Pantheon, plus the fact that Davies has essentially retconned the Timeless Child, so I don't think either of my original ...

Doctor Who brought back the Rani after more than 30 years, but there's another character who's been absent for longer we need ...

The Rani, aside from being something of a camp icon thanks to the winning combination of an immaculate 1980s fashion sense and O’Mara’s delectably scenery-devouring performance, has become ...

The Rani, as we now know, is the current villain of the second Fifteenth Doctor season and in “Wish World,” she dropped the name of another, even more notorious Time Lord she wants to revive ...

The Rani is back and things are completely awry in Doctor Who’s universe. Season two’s penultimate episode sets up perhaps one of the most dire situations that’s ever happened in the universe.

The last time we saw the Rani, she was facing the Seventh Doctor and Ace (and many more!) in 1993's Dimensions in Time, a special charity crossover with British soap EastEnders.

However, after Doctor Who was cancelled by the BBC, the Rani only appeared in a one-off Children In Need special in 1993 called Dimensions In Time. Since Doctor Who was rebooted in 2005, the Rani ...

Archie Panjabi made her Doctor Who debut as the Rani, a renegade Time Lord, in the latest episode of the BBC sci-fi series Michael D. Carroll, Casey Cooper-Fiske PA Entertainment Reporter 21:04 ...

Debuting in the 1985 classic Doctor Who serial The Mark of the Rani, she took on Colin Baker’s Sixth Doctor in a 19th century English mining town during the Industrial Revolution.

Doctor Who will air two more specials later this year on BBC One in the UK. In the US, the show airs on BBC America, with series 1-12 available on HBO Max.

1980s Doctor Who introduced some great villains – Sil, Fenric, the Gods of Ragnarok, the Kandyman (yep, I said it) – but none of them have been reimagined for the new series. From the Daleks ...