The iconic Doctor Who’s Tales of the TARDIS is making a much-anticipated return with the Fifteenth Doctor (Ncuti Gatwa) and Ruby Sunday (Millie Gibson). Fans are eagerly awaiting the new episode, which is set to air on Thursday, 20th June at 8pm on BBC Four and BBC iPlayer.
Last year marked the release of six episodes celebrating the
60th anniversary of Doctor Who. These featured appearances from classic Doctors such as Sylvester McCoy, Peter Davison, and Colin Baker. Fan-favorites were seen in nostalgic scenes adding depth to the iconic series.
Special Appearance Highlights Anniversary Celebrations
He was a man of extraordinary warmth, humour and energy and as an actor he was mercurial, brave and always deeply honest in his work.
– Jodie Whittaker on Doctor Who character Vicki from Tales of the TARDIS.
The cast is set to include Peter Purves as Steven and Maureen O’Brien as Vicki, harking back to cherished characters from the show’s past.
Sutekh’s Potential Return Adds to the Anticipation
A popular theory suggests that the ominous villain Sutekh might make a comeback. Sutekh first graced our screens in Tom Baker’s 1975 story The Pyramids of Mars, portrayed by Gabriel Woolf. The enigmatic alien sought to obliterate all life across the cosmos.
The forces that are being summoned into corporeal existence in that house are more powerful and more dangerous than anything even I have ever encountered
– Stephen Harris (Robert Holmes and Lewis Griefer).
The Return of Susan Foreman Raises Excitement
There is also buzz around a potential return for the Doctor’s granddaughter, Susan Foreman. Played initially by Carole Ann Ford, Susan first appeared in Doctor Who back in 1963.
The Doctor’s first ever companion, his granddaughter Susan Foreman, takes on a new, heroic role…
The series will include cherished moments from its original run to keep fans immersed in its storied history.
Toymaker Teases Bring New Dimensions to Storytelling
The ever-mysterious Toymaker has intrigued audiences since his debut. Played by Neil Patrick Harris, this character raised stakes by trapping beings in seemingly childlike games where freedom was always on the line.
Whether it’s past villains or newfound threats, Tales of the TARDIS promises to delve deep into its lore while offering fresh narratives. Seasoned viewers eagerly look forward to what surprises lie ahead when it returns this summer: Thursday 20th June at 8pm on BBC Four and BBC iPlayer. Don’t forget to mark your calendars!
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