Sutekh the God of Death in Doctor Who
The Big Picture Last week's episode of Doctor Who revealed its biggest twist and big bad for series 14. As the show's series finale is just a few days away, showrunner, Russell T Davies shared early concept art for the big reveal, and you can tell that despite some changes, it still had similarities to what was shown in "The Legend of Ruby Sunday."
Sutekh has been a Doctor Who adversary since the Tom Baker era in 1975, and first appeared in the episode "Pyramid of Mars." Since then, this foe has appeared in a handful of novels, audio stories, and short fiction stories, before making its eventual return in series 14. Gabriel Woolf first portrayed the god back in the 70s and reprised the role in the latest episode.
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