Doctor Who Season 14 Preview: meet the Master of the Jinkx Season, a cool sci-fi feast

With the start of Doctor Who's 14th season, we're in for a whole new era, not only because Ncuti Gatwa is the Fifteenth Doctor, but also because Russell T Davies is back with a bang. This season, we've seen the arrival of an era of cool.

From "Space Babies" in the first episode to "The Devil's Chord" in the second, this season of Doctor Who has upped the ante in terms of stakes and storylines. In the second episode, we witnessed Jinks Quartermaster take on the role of a hilarious, brazen, and vicious Master, giving the audience a thrilling performance. Dramatic in every line, every choice and every scene, Typhoon is a sight to behold on screen, making him the perfect foil to Gatwa's Doctor.

Unlike the villains of past seasons, the Master is not entirely focused on the Doctor. Instead, he seems to have no fear of the Doctor, even laughing, mocking and challenging him in front of him. This makes the Master one of the greatest antagonists in the Doctor Who series.

The Master was exciting as a cool sci-fi character. We sat on the edge of our seats in anticipation of what was to come.

Here are a few of our favorite moments from the first episode of Doctor Who and updated with new episodes every Friday on Disney+.

1. By using they/them pronouns, the masters declare their non-binary gender identity from the very beginning.
2. The opening credits, featuring a piano rendition of the Doctor Who theme song, set the tone for the entire season.
3. The TARDIS seems to be sending out a message of some sort, which has fans curious.
4. A heartbreaking episode in which the Maestro stole the music of the Beatles and other artists.
5. The season offers insightful commentary and reflection on current society.
6. The Doctor's fear of the Master was real, which added to the tension of the play.
7. The Master was so powerful and confident that he even flirted with Dr.
8. Ruby has a Christmas song hidden deep in her heart, which is an interesting plot point.
9. Even as the episode draws to a close, our fear of the Maestro persists.
10. we are totally obsessed with the craziness and innovation of this season.

The genius of Russell T. Davies, the brilliant performance of Ncuti Gatwa, and the amazing acting of Jinkx Monsoon make this season of Doctor Who a visual feast not to be missed.