The BBC released new photo stills from the first episode of Doctor Who Series 11, The Woman Who Fell to Earth. The Woman Who Fell to Earth will premiere Sunday, October 7, 6:45 p.m. on BBC One and will be simulcast in participating countries.
There are relationships formed between the Doctor’s new friends prior to meeting the Doctor, according to three television listings magazines, What’s on TV, TV & Satellite Week and TV Times. Graham O’Brien and his wife, Grace have been married for two years. Ryan Sinclair is Grace’s grandson and Grace is his only surviving family member. … >
The BBC shared a new clip from the first episode of Doctor Who Series 11, The Woman Who Fell to Earth. The clip was first shown on The Graham Norton Show, although an unfinished version of it was leaked on June 25. The scene takes place on a train a half an hour after the … >
New Information about Doctor Who Series 11 has surfaced in Doctor Who Magazine 530: Episode 1: The Woman Who Fell to Earth Official BBC synopsis: “We don’t get aliens in Sheffield.” In a South Yorkshire city, Ryan Sinclair, Yasmin Khan and Graham O’Brien are about to have their lives changed forever, as a mysterious woman, … >
Two photos from the first episode of Doctor Who Series 11, The Woman Who Fell to Earth were officially released on the @bbcdoctorwho Twitter account. They are both production stills from filming. The first photo was taken at filming at the HTC Plant in Sheffield on November 21. From left to right, the photo shows … >
Issue number 530 of Doctor Who Magazine, available Thursday, September 20, promises some new Doctor Who Series 11 information and content. The magazine will preview the first two Series 11 episodes; The Woman Who Fell to Earth, directed by Jamie Childs, which contains some footage filmed in Sheffield; and the second episode of the series … >
A new image from the first episode of Doctor Who Series 11 turned up in the Mirror in an interview with Bradley Walsh. The photo, found exclusively in the Mirror so far, can be found at the end of the article. It appears to be a production still taken at filming at the HTC Plant … >
The issues of gender, and likely race, will undoubtedly come up in historical episodes of Doctor Who Series 11, as it relates personally to the Doctor and her companions, according to Chris Chibnall in the October issue of SFX magazine: “Yeah, I think particularly in the historicals ‒ if we’re doing historicals, which I’m sure we … >
Jodie Whittaker was recorded speaking of Doctor Who Series 11 as an “ensemble piece” in a video shared by BBC America. “It certainly isn’t a story about the Doctor. It’s an ensemble piece and it’s huge character arcs for all four of us. And I think that’s really necessary because it’s far more interesting.” It’s … >
Jodie Whittaker and Chris Chibnall were interviewed in the The Times. Whittaker describes an optimistic Doctor, full of wonder: “I think there are moments of anguish, but I feel that the way I enter into the role is with my eyes open and the lights on. You’re five years old and you’re in a dark … >