David Tennant remains arguably the most popular take on the Doctor since Doctor Who returned in 2005, with his departure in The End Of Time Part II attracting around half the TV viewing audience at the moment he said goodbye. And in a new interview on The Late Show in the US, he’s been chatting about … >
As the new production team settles into life on Doctor Who, PETA UK has written to incoming showrunner Chris Chibnall, to ask that the Time Lord goes vegan from series 11. Jodie Whittaker is set to play the new Doctor of course, and in PETA’s letter to Chris Chibnall, it argues that “eating dead animals … >
Our spoiler-filled Trust Me episode one review.
Jodie Whittaker is sort-of playing a doctor on our TV screens tonight in the new TV drama Trust Me, and so she’s been doing promotional work for it. In an interview on BBC 6 Music, the small matter of her upcoming stint as our favourite Time Lord of course came up.
Former Doctor Who star Christopher Eccleston is the latest ex-TARDIS resident to chime in on the bold casting of Jodie Whittaker as the first female human in the role.
Just a quick update for collectors of Doctor Who DVDs: the BBC in America has confirmed that it plans to release the upcoming Doctor Who Christmas special, Twice Upon A Time, on February 20th 2018. Whether the UK release comes a little earlier, or goes in line with that, remains to be seen. As this … >
Before she suits up for the biggest role of her career, new Doctor Who star Jodie Whittaker will be playing a very different kind of doctor on BBC medical drama Trust Me.
Was this Thirteen’s first encounter with the Doctor’s greatest foe?
As the mantle passes from one Doctor to another this Christmas, outgoing Doctor Who star Peter Capaldi has promised to follow a tradition set by his predecessors. Chatting to the Daily Star, Capaldi revealed that previous actors in the role of the Doctor, specifically David Tennant and Matt Smith, were helpful to him in dealing … >
I’ve seen it myself a surprising amount of times: people who hardly ever watch the BBC. Other times, people who watch very little else. Most of these people were of an older generation, but they’re real. For those who stick to the Beeb, chances to see Jodie Whittaker firing on all cylinders will have been … >