Over the years under his reign, Doctor Who has seen various devastating deaths, but all of them have one thing in common - you don't see any blood.
He said: "I have rules on it that are quite strict about no blood because there are very young children [watching].
"You can have laser beams, you can have deaths, you can have all sorts of deaths, but not blood bursting out of people. There's plenty of that happening on other pieces of television."
During the interview, Davies was also grilled about that shock scene at the end of season finale The Reality War, which saw Ncuti Gatwa's Fifteenth Doctor regenerate into Billie Piper, marking her return after she played companion Rose Tyler.
Not giving anything away, he swerved multiple questions and joked that he has "no idea" if she'll be returning as the next incarnation of the Doctor.
However, the BBC previously denied reports that the show has been "shelved", telling RadioTimes.com in a statement: "Doctor Who has not been shelved. As we have previously stated, the decision on season 3 will be made after season 2 airs."
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