SEASON PREMIERE: In real life, based on what’s been happening lately in the U.S., it might not seem to be such a great time for women’s rights, or female equality. But today, worldwide, there’s this: In the 55-year history of Great Britain’s Doctor Who series, which introduced its character of the body-shifting Doctor way back in 1963, today marks the first time that the role of the intermittently chameleonic Time Lord has been given to a female: In this case, Jodie Whittaker from Broadchurch, in an episode shown globally at the same time. Which is why, though this new season of Doctor Who begins in England in prime time there, it shows up in the U.S. many hours earlier…