In "Midnight," the Midnight Entity gatecrashes the Crusader 50 shuttle bus. Luckily for the other passengers, it does so while the Doctor is onboard.

Fans were rightfully upset about learning the fate of the Fifteenth Doctor before they'd had a chance to watch the episode.

“Midnight” ends as an unsolved mystery, whereas “Doctor Who” episodes usually tie everything up in a bow at the 45-minute mark. The monster, we must presume, is still out there.

The nice thing about being a show that’s 60-plus years old is that you have tonnes of lore to pull from. Such is often the case with Doctor Who, and especially so in this week’s episode, The ...

(Image credit: BBC) The Doctor first visited the planet in 2008 episode "Midnight", during David Tennant's first stint as the Time Lord. With a landscape made of diamonds, the planet's spectacular ...

BBC. The Doctor soon learns that the entity, whatever it is, kills anyone who stands directly behind Aliss. He also soon discovers the planet, now just designated 6767, is made of diamonds and ...

Our second Season 4-exclusive monster is the Midnight Entity, perhaps the most mysterious Doctor Who monster of all time. It’s never seen, named, or properly understood; it simply is .

In both “Midnight” and “The Well,” the Doctor is at risk of losing his grip on the situation because the threat of the unknown makes people paranoid and jumpy.

If there is one episode of Doctor Who I never wanted to see a sequel to, it's Midnight. That story about an unseeable, unknowable monster that completely and thoroughly beat the Doctor and ...