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EntertainmentYahoo Celebrity UKDoctor Who: Aneurin Barnard joins cast as Jemma Redgrave returns
Jemma Redgrave also returns to the show
EntertainmentYahoo Celebrity UK'Doctor Who': Ben Miller was once in the running to play The Doctor
He said he was offered the role a 'few years' ago.
EntertainmentYahoo Movies UKWhy is Jodie Whittaker leaving Doctor Who?
Three series has become, over the past 59 years, the average time of a Doctor’s tenure on Doctor Who.
EntertainmentYahoo Celebrity UKAmazon unveils new James Corden and Peter Capaldi series for Prime Video
Two exciting new series are coming to the streaming service.
EntertainmentYahoo Celebrity UKPeter Capaldi: 'Doctor Who' failed to be scary because it was cheap
The former Time Lord said the sets and costumes on 'Doctor Who' are all held together with duct tape and Velcro.
EntertainmentPA Media: EntertainmentJodie Whittaker ‘to leave Doctor Who at end of next series’
The actress has reportedly quit after three series at the helm of the Tardis.
CelebrityYahoo Celebrity UKFormer 'Doctor Who' star Pearl Mackie comes out as bisexual in Pride post
The actress who played Peter Capaldi's Time Lord companion Bill Potts has come out on social media,
NewsYahoo Celebrity UKDoctor Who: Reactions to BBC casting Jodie Whittaker as first female Doctor
After intense speculation, Jodie Whittaker has been announced as the new Doctor.
NewsYahoo Celebrity UKDoctor Who star Peter Capaldi confirms he's filmed his final scenes as the Time Lord: 'He goes out a fighter'
Doctor Who star Peter Capaldi has revealed he has filmed his final 'explosive' scenes after revealing earlier this year this series would be his last.
NewsYBN TVPeter Capaldi admits he’s torn about Doctor Who exit
The Doctor is out… and he’s still torn up about it. It’s no secret that Peter Capaldi is leaving Doctor Who. Peter Capaldi previously explained that working on a long-running show such as Doctor Who presents ‘certain problems’ and ‘acting issues’ – especially when it comes to keeping things fresh.
NewsYBN TVWho will be the new Doctor? 6 progressively awesome choices
It may be sad to see Peter Capaldi leave the role of The Doctor as he’s often been fantastic during a less fantastic tenure of the show. As acclaimed British actors go, there’s no better than Ejiofor, whose turns in Serenity, 12 Years a Slave, Love Actually and most recently Doctor Strange have proven that he’s a versatile actor who can do drama and humour with ease. Maybe one major science fiction franchise isn’t enough for this Birmingham-born actress who, like Capaldi before her, has previous with the show, starring in 2008 adventure The Unicorn and the Wasp.
NewsYahoo Celebrity UKMeet the 18 candidates who could replace Peter Capaldi in Doctor Who
Last night, Peter Capaldi revealed he is moving on from ‘Doctor Who’ after becoming the 12th actor to take on the titular regenerating Time Lord in 2013. As Capaldi prepares to step aside at the end of 2017, fans will be guessing who will pick up the sonic screwdriver, continue to fight the good fight and become the 13th Doctor in the programme’s 53-year history to take over the Tardis.
NewsYBN TVPeter Capaldi quits Doctor Who
Doctor Who star Peter Capaldi has quit. Appearing on a BBC Radio 2 show with Jo Whiley, the Doctor Who star took fans by surprise as he announced that he would be exiting the show after the upcoming Series 10.
NewsYahoo News UKPeter Capaldi nearly appeared on Veep as Malcolm Tucker
While Peter Capaldi is primarily known as the twelfth incarnation of Doctor Who, for some he’ll always be remembered as Malcolm Tucker, the gloriously fiery, sweary spin doctor from ‘The Thick Of It’ and ‘In The Loop’. Between 2005 and 2012 Capaldi appeared in 24 episodes over four seasons as Malcolm Tucker, and deliciously delivered the unique mix of wit, expletives and threats that made the show just so funny and entertaining. The final season made it look as though Malcolm Tucker’s time in British politics had come to an end.
NewsYahoo News UKLooking ahead to Doctor Who in 2017
Bill is set to be accompanied – in at least “most episodes”, according to Steven Moffat, but possibly “all of them” – by Nardole, as played by Matt Lucas. Nardole has appeared twice already, in the Christmas specials The Husbands of River Song and The Return of Doctor Mysterio. At the minute, it seems to be the case that Nardole has been included largely because Matt Lucas is a talented comedian, a big name, and presumably a lot of fun to work with.
NewsYahoo News UKDoctor Who Series 10 trailer unveils Daleks, New Monsters and more
‘Doctor Who’ is back… and he’s brought some friends.
NewsYahoo News UKPeter Capaldi won’t be quitting Doctor Who anytime soon
‘Doctor Who’ star Peter Capaldi isn’t going anywhere… he hopes. During an appearance on The Andrew Marr Show, the 58-year-old ‘Doctor Who’ star explained that he doesn’t want to leave the show for a very long time. Of course, it’s been three years since Peter Capaldi took on the role of The Doctor in the hit BBC sci-fi drama.
NewsAnjali MandaliaDoctor Who: Three Things We Learnt From The New Christmas Sneak Peek
Set in New York, the episode sees The Doctor teaming up with a masked superhero and a journalist to stop a deadly alien threat. Almost like a Lois Lane type character, Lucy is surprised to learn that the superhero is real. Until now, there have only been rumours of the existence of a masked vigilante roaming the streets of New York.
NewsAlex Moreland (TV Blogger)First look at Doctor Who Christmas Special!
This episode will also see the return of Nardole (Matt Lucas), ahead of his role as a recurring guest star throughout series 10. Admittedly, I’ve got some concerns here - Nardole’s previous appearance in The Husbands of River Song was far from a persuasive case that he should join the show full time, and this clip wasn’t exactly a compelling argument either.
NewsAlex Moreland (TV Blogger)5 people who should write an episode of Doctor Who
Brooker recently revealed that he’d love to write an episode of Doctor Who – why not let him? The mind behind some of television’s greatest original science fiction would no doubt be an impressive hire for Doctor Who, and Brooker would surely contribute something truly unique. With over 50 years of history to Doctor Who, any opportunity for something truly innovative is one worth taking – and Charlie Brooker could certainly give the show that.
NewsAnjali MandaliaFirst Trailer For Doctor Who Spin-off Class Arrives
While there won’t be a new series of Doctor Who this year, the show is getting a new spin-off in the form of Class, an eight-part drama headed to BBC Three. At the helm is young adult author Patrick Ness (A Monster Calls) with the show aimed at a much younger, teen audience. The first episode, as the trailer teases, will feature the current Doctor Peter Capaldi, as it turns out that his time-travelling escapades have caused the walls of time and space to tear.
NewsAnjali MandaliaDoctor Who Spin-off Class Has Premiere Date: Everything You Need To Know
Created by young adult author Patrick Ness, Class is aimed at a much younger, teen audience, complete with a cast of teenagers. Set in Coal Hill High School, they must juggle their own lives with the unexplainable situations that are happening around them, as the cracks in time and space begin to thin because of The Doctor and his time-travelling. Coal Hill High School has been a part of Doctor Who since the first episode aired in 1963.
NewsAnjali MandaliaEverything You Need To Know About ITV’s Victoria
Exploding its way onto our screens is ITV’s brand new eight-part costume drama, Victoria. With lavish settings and costumes, it’s an instantly engaging drama revealing the passionate, strong-willed young Queen who would go on to rule the country for 63 years. The story follows her ascension to the throne as a teenager to her eventual marriage to the Prince Albert, and the show has already wowed critics and won over fans alike. The first two episodes have already aired on ITV and with the third arriving tonight, the show is definitely worth tuning in to.
NewsRyan Leston, TV BloggerJoss Whedon Would Write For Doctor Who... But There’s A Catch
It looks as though Joss Whedon would be up for writing ‘Doctor Who’. Appearing at San Diego Comic Con, the 52-year-old former Marvel director revealed that he’s not sure about writing an episode of ‘Doctor Who’… but all that might change if The Doctor was a woman. Of course, Whedon isn’t the only big-name director to be interested in the ‘Doctor Who’ TV series… with Peter Jackson also desperate to tackle the iconic Time Lord.
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