Doctor Who (2024) | How Woke Is It?

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Doctor Who2024

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What We Think

2024's 'Doctor Who' is a textbook example of a franchise going all-in on modern ideological trends. Narrative depth takes a backseat, classic values are disregarded, and you won’t find much viewpoint diversity here. If you’re looking for old-school sci-fi adventure, you might want to hop in a TARDIS to the past.

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Compromised:Narrative Integrity

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The 2024 'Doctor Who' leans hard into identity-driven casting and storylines, often foregrounding race, gender, and sexuality over character development or plot coherence. The show's priorities appear less about strong storytelling and more about checking representational boxes, which can undermine the narrative's believability and engagement.

Compromised:Cultural Foundations

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Traditionally masculine traits and classic heroism are frequently sidelined or lampooned, with family and traditional values rarely depicted positively or given substantial narrative focus. The series has also been known to reinterpret cultural history and folklore through a present-day ideological lens.

Compromised:Ideological Monoculture

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Alternative or traditional viewpoints are generally absent or quickly vilified, with dissenters often portrayed as villains or relics of a backward past. There is little to no authentic pluralism or debate, everyone falls in line with the new orthodoxy.

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