First Doctor Who: Flux Trailer Reveals Jodie Whittaker’s Final Season

The finish is in sight for Jodie Whittaker’s groundbreaking run because the title star of the Doctor Who—however it’s not time to bid farewell simply but. We’ve acquired fairly a combat to get via first!

After all, there’s a complete (admittedly reasonably brief) season of TV but to reach, together with three extra particular episodes as she passes the torch to… whoever’s subsequent within the function. But let’s not fear about that torch-passing simply but, as a result of the trailer for her remaining, six-episode (thanks, covid) season, titled Doctor Who: Flux, has simply landed.

As an earlier teaser promised, the Flux is bringing “the Sontarans, the Weeping Angels, creatures known as the Ravagers, and enemies from across the universe,” and certainly it seems like our heroes are in for a hell of a battle… Cybermen, too? It’s an all-star array of villains!

Whittaker’s not the one one departing from Doctor Who after season 13; as beforehand introduced, showrunner Chris Chibnall can even be leaving the present—and collection veteran Russell T. Davies, who shepherded the trendy Doctor Who revival in 2005, can be coming again aboard for season 14. His 2023 return coincides with the sixtieth anniversary of Doctor Who, and the BBC guarantees his return can be “explosive,” the implications of which most likely relies on which Doctor Who fan you occur to be asking.

At any fee, Doctor Who: Flux is being billed as an “event serial,” which implies it’ll comply with one story all through these six episodes, and Whittaker’s Time Lord can be joined as soon as once more by Yaz (Mandip Gill), in addition to collection newcomer John Bishop. The season is virtually completely written by Chibnall, with one co-writing credit score for Maxine Alderton, and it’s directed by Jamie Magnus Stone and Azhur Saleem. It premieres Halloween evening on BBC America.

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