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Doctor Who has made the final short list for this year’s National Television Awards, competing in the Drama category. Jodie Whittaker is nominated for Drama Performance and Bradley Walsh is also nominated for TV Presenter for his work outside of Doctor Who. Winners are chosen by the public and you can vote for your favourite show by visiting the NTA website now! https://www.nationaltvawards.com/vote
This year the Doctor is facing stiff competition from the likes of Casualty, Call the Midwife, Peaky Blinders and Our Girl but your vote could hand victory to the Time Lord!
Voting opened yesterday (7th January 2019) and closes at noon on the 22nd January 2019. The awards ceremony will take place at The O2 London later that day.
Welcome to the Doctor Who weekly roundup. Where we show you a week in the world of Who. We started the week by taking a closer look at Episode 9: It Takes You Away.
Creatures of the Antizone were the subject of this week's case file.
We got to know more about Tosin Cole in Getting To Know Who.
It was then time for the explosive series finale: The Battle of Ranskoor Av Kolos
After the episode, we announced that series 12 would air in early 2020...
...and we got a glimpse of what’s to come in the New Year’s Day special: Resolution.
Thank you for watching; you can catch the whole series on BBC iPlayer.
THE DOCTOR AND HER FRIENDS WILL LAND AGAIN ON BBC ONE IN 2020
As series 11 came to a close on BBC One tonight (Sunday 9th December) the show announced that series 12 is on its way and will be returning to BBC One in early 2020.
Series 11 marked a brand new era for Doctor Who with Showrunner, Chris Chibnall, taking control of the TARDIS. With Jodie Whittaker as the Thirteenth Doctor, viewers saw the Doctor and her friends travel through space and time on adventures fighting monsters and conquering battles. Series 12 will see Jodie reprise her role as the Doctor and she will once again be joined by Bradley Walsh (Graham), Mandip Gill (Yasmin) and Tosin Cole (Ryan).
So far, from the first eight episodes, series 11 of Doctor Who has averaged a 4-screen consolidated audience of 8.4m.
Jodie’s first episode as the Doctor launched with a consolidated audience of 11 million making it the second biggest drama this year across all channels, while also placing it among the top 10 programmes in 2018 so far across all channels and genres. The episode received 3.7 million requests through BBC iPlayer.
Speaking of the return Showrunner Chris Chibnall said “We’re off again! Well we never actually stopped - as Jodie Whittaker’s Doctor and friends have been winning the hearts of families across the nation this autumn, we’ve been busy with a whole new set of action packed adventures for the Thirteenth Doctor. We adore making this show and have been blown away by the response from audiences, so we can’t wait to bring more scares, more monsters and more Bradley Walsh, Mandip Gill and Tosin Cole to BBC One. Brilliant!”
Charlotte Moore, Director of Content added, “We’re delighted that the Doctor and her friends will be returning to thrill audiences in 2020. I know Chris and the whole team are already working on a whole new set of exciting adventures. In the meantime we’ve got a very special episode on New Year’s Day for everyone to enjoy.”
Welcome to the Doctor Who weekly roundup. Where we show you a week in the world of Who. We started by taking a closer look at a scene from The Witchfinders.
New details were released about the upcoming New Year’s Day special of Doctor Who.
The Morax were the subject of case files episode 8.
The cast talked about what it’s like to work in the Welsh weather.
It was then time for episode 9: It Takes You Away.
After the episode, we got a glimpse of what’s to come in next week’s episode: The Battle Of Ranskoor Av Kolos.
You can catch up on the series so far on BBC iPlayer.
As the New Year begins, a terrifying evil is stirring, from across the centuries of Earth’s history. As the Doctor, Ryan, Graham and Yaz return home, will they be able to overcome the threat to planet Earth?
Written by Chris Chibnall and directed by Wayne Yip. The Doctor is played by Jodie Whittaker, Ryan by Tosin Cole, Graham by Bradley Walsh and Yaz by Mandip Gill.
Catch the whole series of Doctor Who on BBC iPlayer.