WHO-Ligans

Russell's prayer to Auntie Beeb for Doctor Who leads to chaos when his flatmate Billie returns from a wild night out. Drunken antics, a mysterious crack in the wall, and a shocking eviction set the stage for a hilarious and heartfelt dive into Doctor Who fandom. Can Billie fix the damage and win back his flatmate, or has their friendship hit a timey-wimey snag?

Russell and Billie attempt to write the ultimate Doctor Who fan fiction... but things quickly spiral into madness. From misfired regenerations to Dalek diplomacy and a Sontaran showdown, Sontar-HA! is a wild ride through fandom, imagination, and the absurd.

When Russell dives headfirst into UFO conspiracies with the Northern Alien Hunters, things spiral hilariously out of control. From a wild Tesco car park mission to questionable “proof” of extraterrestrial life, he’s determined to uncover the truth. Meanwhile, Billie’s at home revisiting the infamous bootleg Doctor Who: Dimensions in Time—and questioning all his life choices.

Jodie documents the strange occurrences as the knocks grow louder… but when she finally goes downstairs, the real nightmare begins.

Russell wakes up to a nightmare—not of monsters, but of Doctor Who being completely erased from existence. No episodes. No merch. No memory. Not even Billie remembers it. Convinced he's either gone mad or trapped in an alternate reality, Russell begins digging for answers. But the deeper he goes, the stranger things become. Is it a prank? A conspiracy? Or something far more sinister? As reality itself begins to unravel, one terrifying question remains: If Doctor Who never existed... what else is disappearing?

Jodie remembers the adventures. Billie doesn’t. The TARDIS, Daleks, every iconic moment? All wiped from reality. As the world grows colder and more strange, Jodie follows a mysterious clue to the Fandom Reform Project and Russell, where memories flicker, and the truth begins to break through. With Roger’s plan rewriting the past, even Jodie’s grip on reality slips. The Purple Curator returns, offering one last lifeline as time runs out. Is this the final end for Doctor Who or will hope and chaos find a way to break through oblivion?