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    Review: 'Doctor Who' meets James Bond in the swashbuckling 'Spyfall'

    by Robert Lloyd, Los Angeles Times Jan 02, 2020 3 minutes

    It was likely mere coincidence that the BBC premiered "Doctor Who" just a year after the arrival of the first James Bond film, the similarly titled "Dr. No," released in 1962. But each series went on to create one of the United Kingdom's great, global icons of world-saving heroism - which in the case of "Doctor Who" extends to saving the galaxy, the universe and reality itself.

    Those cultural worlds collided Wednesday on BBC America in the Season 12

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