Who writes the Doctor Who scripts?

Answer 1

Doctor Who episodes have been written by several writers, not just by one. For a start, keep in mind that the series is now over 50 years old. For more information, you can find a list of episodes (and their writers, directors, and other information) on the Wikipedia, under the article "Doctor Who episodes".

Answer 2

Doctor Who was created by the screenwriter and author Terry Nation, who also wrote a novel called 'The Survivors' in 1975 about a killer virus released by the Chinese that wiped out all but a handful of people. He is still alive, and has issued certain clauses that prohibit any changes to his basic format for the series (i.e. such as any of the Daleks becoming good, etc.)

Answer 3

"Doctor Who" scripts are typically written by a team of writers, with each episode often being penned by a different writer. The showrunner, who is in charge of the overall creative direction of the series, also plays a significant role in the scripting process.

Answer 4

It varies but on the opening credits it says for example

Last of the time lords

By

then whoever wrote it