Summary Doctor Who showrunner Russell T Davies has explained why he doesn't have an issue with rewriting the show's history and canon contradictions in future episodes. Doctor Who season 14's ending focused on the return of Sutekh as the entity tried to regain power, resulting in the Fifteenth Doctor having to fight it again in his new incarnation.
It's destroyed Atlantis three times in its history and if someone came to me tomorrow with a great story about the destruction of Atlantis, I'd do it again. "In the 1960s, with William Hartnell, they went to Troy and did the wooden horse... that so wouldn't stop me doing Troy and the wooden horse again now. I'd do it again now.
Since the show has been pulling from the original series as of late, it wouldn't be surprising if more locations and familiar faces showed up in the near future. However, season 15's release in 2025 will mark the 20th anniversary of the revival of the show, making it more likely for locations from the Ninth Doctor's run to show up soon. This could include anywhere from Cardiff in 1869 to Salt Like City, Utah in 2012.
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