Andrew Tate accuses 'Doctor Who' of destroying gender roles and creating 'controlled eunuchs'

BUCHAREST, ROMANIA: Andrew Tate has taken aim at the British sci-fi series 'Doctor Who,' accusing the show of attempting to "destroy gender roles" and turn everyone into "controlled eunuchs."

Tate, known for his controversial views on gender and the LGBTQ community, voiced his disapproval during an episode of the @TateSpeech podcast, which he co-hosts with his brother Tristan Tate.

Andrew Tate, self-described as a "misogynist" and the "king of toxic masculinity," has faced bans on multiple social media platforms for making derogatory remarks about women and the LGBTQ community.

In December 2022, Tate and his brother were arrested in Romania on charges of rape, human trafficking, and establishing an organized group.

Andrew Tate accuses 'Doctor Who' of promoting gender destruction

The specific episode in question, titled 'Wild Blue Yonder,' features the 14th Doctor David Tennant facing a race of copycat aliens alongside companions Donna Noble and her teenager Rose Noble, a non-binary character. This line is a reference to Jodie Whittaker's 13th Doctor.

"We know everything and you know nothing," fake Donna said. "It's a shame you're not a woman anymore, because she'd have understood."

Tate, in the podcast, criticized a snippet where Donna's alien double comments on the Doctor's male-presenting appearance, suggesting it will influence children and perpetuate gender confusion.

"It's a shame you're not a woman anymore, 'cause you'd understand," Tate repeats. "But you're male-presenting, aren't you Doctor Who?"

"Male-presenting time lord, this is really going to get in the minds of the children," he added. 

In the video shared on Rumble and later on X, Tate accused 'Doctor Who' of actively attempting to "destroy gender roles" and labeled it "the s****** TV show that has ever been made."

He expressed frustration at what he perceived as an agenda to promote non-traditional gender roles, particularly targeting children.

Andrew Tate criticizes 'Doctor Who' on Rumble, ignites viral debate on X

Former kickboxer Andrew Tate stirred controversy by criticizing the British sci-fi series "Doctor Who" on Rumble, a platform touting itself as "immune to cancel culture."

After sharing the video on X (formerly Twitter), the post quickly gained traction, amassing 1.4 million views. Tate labeled the show as "trash" and "MIND POISON," prompting diverse reactions across the internet.

Internet users swiftly shared their perspectives on Tate's criticism of 'Doctor Who.'

One user dismissed the show as a "Failed TV show," while another characterized it as "Dr Who is absolutely awful, definitely for geeks."

Some applauded Tate's viewpoint, with a user commending, "Top G never misses." However, not everyone agreed, as one user expressed a more emotional response, stating, "My feelings are a bit hurt... Difficult to ignore what's going on with my beloved Doctor." 

Another user wrote, "Absolutely hilarious."