UPDATE: due to unforeseen circumstances, Ncuti Gatwa will not be the United Kingdom’s Eurovision spokesperson. BBC Radio 2 Kitchen Disco presenter Sophie Ellis-Bextor will deliver the results of the UK’s National Jury live during the Grand Final on Saturday 17 May 2025. Ellis-Bextor joins the illustrious BBC Eurovision family, following in the footsteps of previous … >
The sixth episode of Doctor Who Season Two, The Interstellar Song Contest is billed as Die Hard meets Eurovision in an episode that promises music and mayhem. The TARDIS bounces the Doctor and Belinda to the Harmony Arena, deep in outer space. It’s 2925 and the biggest night of the year. Three trillion lifeforms from … >
According to a BBC one listing for the programme, the sixth Doctor Who Season Two episode The Interstellar Song Contest is scheduled to air on BBC One Saturday 17 May at 7:10pm. The TARDIS bounces the Doctor and Belinda to the Harmony Arena, deep in outer space. It’s 2925 and the biggest night of the … >
Star of stage and screen Charlie Condou will guest star with Ncuti Gatwa (the Doctor) and Varada Sethu (Belinda Chandra) in the sixth episode of Doctor Who Season Two, The Interstellar Song Contest, where his character Gary will come face-to-face with the Doctor. “I’m absolutely thrilled to be joining the Whoniverse, having been a fan … >
Star of stage and screen Kadiff Kirwan is set to join the Doctor (Nucti Gatwa) and Belinda (Varada Sethu) in Season Two of Doctor Who. Since his first big role as Aaron in hit comedy Chewing Gum, Kirwan has gone on to star in Black Mirror, Fleabag, I May Destroy You, This Is Going to Hurt, and most recently Slow … >
As we previously announced, theatre, television and film actor Freddie Fox will appear in Doctor Who Season Two. Fox will play a fearsome villain from another planet in an episode from the new series. He resembles a horned alien metalhead in the released BBC image. Doctor Who showrunner Russell T Davies praised Fox’s performance. “It’s … >
For a few months, rumours have been passed around on social media and fan forums of a Doctor Who Season Two episode described as a sort of “space Eurovision.” Now Nichola Methven of the Mirror, who has provided some accurate Doctor Who news in the past, has a source who claims the same. “Think Eurovision … >