Doctor Who is set to make an explosive return on 11th May as the TARDIS will make its global premiere around the Whoniverse and for those in the UK, for the first time ever, the Doctor will land with two episodes premiering on BBC iPlayer at midnight, before arriving on BBC One later that day right before the Eurovision Song Contest Grand Final.
Doctor Who companion Millie Gibson is being dropped from the BBC sci-fi show and will be replaced for Ncuti Gatwa’s second series by actress Varada Seethu according to reported made by The Mirror.
The decision by showrunner Russell T Davies to write out the former Coronation Street star, who plays orphan Ruby Sunday, was made last year after filming on her first run ended. The shock twist will come as a surprise to fans who only watched her on-screen debut in the festive episode last month.
Bridgerton star Nicola Coughlan is set to trade the ballroom for the TARDIS, as she joins the cast of Doctor Who.
David Tennant is set to appear as the Fourteenth Doctor for the first time in specially filmed scene for BBC Children in Need
Doctor Who fans got to see a trailer for the upcoming 60th anniversary specials today, the trailer aired ahead of the popular Strictly Come Dancing program on BBC One. Check it out below
Award winning star of stage and screen Jonathan Groff is set to appear in the new series of Doctor Who in a key role.
The BBC has announced that Award-winning composer Murray Gold is returning to Doctor Who for its latest series and the upcoming specials.
The BBC has unveiled a new look at “Doctor Who” stars Ncuti Gatwa and Millie Gibson.
The Daily Mirror reported today (2nd January) that the BBC plans to release more ‘lost’ Doctor Who episodes in animated form. The BBC have not confirmed this at time of writing.
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