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The top 10 neighbors for Doctor Who Magazine span TV shows, consumer brands, actors, and a movie franchise — with no single neighbor pulling far ahead of the rest. Scores run from 0.65 down to 0.60, a narrow band that defines the flat shape here.
The two highest-scoring neighbors are Star Trek on Paramount+ (0.65) and Yankee Candle (0.64) — a pairing that immediately signals the cross-kind character of this audience. Neither is a magazine, and only one is genre-adjacent. Death Wish Coffee (0.64) and Michael Dorn (0.64) follow closely, with Sara Gilbert (0.64) and Doctor Who (0.63) rounding out the upper tier. That last entry — the show the magazine covers — ranks sixth, not first.
Tallying subcategories across the 10: TV Shows appear twice (Star Trek on Paramount+ and Doctor Who), Actors twice (Michael Dorn and Sara Gilbert), and the remaining six slots go to Home brands, Beverages, Websites, Food, and a Movie Franchise. Soap Opera Digest is the only other Magazine in the top 10, arriving at position 12 in the full results but outside the top 10 proper — meaning within the top 10, consumer brands (Home, Beverages, Food) collectively outnumber genre-matched TV properties. The audience shape here is less "sci-fi fandom" than a broad, mixed-consumption profile that happens to include the source franchise.
This flat, cross-category spread suggests an audience whose shared traits extend well beyond attachment to a single genre or medium.
