Doctor Who: The Satan Pit Extended Cut

Doctor Who: The Satan Pit hits cinemas across Minneapolis on Monday, November 23, as part of Doctor Who Day. It's a one-night-only screening, so if you want to see it on the big screen, this is the only chance.

What you're getting is the Doctor Who: The Satan Pit Extended Cut, a newly re-edited, movie-length cinematic version of the two-parter The Impossible Planet and The Satan Pit. The cut restores deleted scenes that had only ever survived on DVD and adds never-before-seen extended footage, stretching the original story into a full-length feature. If you've seen the episodes before, there's still a good bit of new material to catch.

For context, The Satan Pit—paired with The Impossible Planet—is widely regarded as one of the standout adventures of the Tenth Doctor and Rose Tyler era. It's remembered for its scale, its horror, its emotional stakes, and for introducing the Ood. Seeing it stretched out into a movie gives the whole thing a different pace, and the restored scenes fill in gaps that were trimmed for the original broadcast.

The screening is presented by BBC Studios, CinemaLive, and Fathom Entertainment as part of Doctor Who Day, the franchise's annual fan celebration. For the 2026 event, the Doctor's TARDIS landed at Stonehenge. It's playing in over 1,000 cinemas across the UK, Ireland, US, Canada, Australia, and New Zealand, so you can find a screen pretty close to home. Tickets went on sale September 25 at 9 AM local time.