The future of Doctor Who remains as cloudy as ever , but U.S. fans can at least look forward to a new streaming home that’ll house most of its recent past . Starting June 11, most of the show’s new era—over 150 episodes—will be available on AMC+. The asterisk on that, as the Hollywood Reporter notes, is that it’s 2005-2022 only. So the episodes will span Christopher Eccleston’s arrival as the Ninth Doctor, which brought the show back to the airwaves after almost a decade, through the Tenth Doctor (David Tennant), Eleventh Doctor (Matt Smith), Twelfth Doctor (Peter Capaldi), and Thirteenth Doctor (Jodie Whittaker). As THR writes, “the AMC+ acquisition is something of a homecoming for Doctor Who . BBC America, which like AMC+ is part of AMC Networks, was the U.S. home for the series from 2009-22 (Sci Fi Channel, the forerunner to Syfy, had the first few seasons).” The series was also available on HBO Max for a time , as part of the then-newly launched streaming service’s offerings back in 2019.…