Whovians will discover who is set to accompany Fifteenth Doctor Ncuti Gatwa with the exciting announcement set for Children In Need tonight.
Not surprisingly, Twitter is having a full on meltdown over the news, even if some are taking the opportunity to joke about the possibilities given the reveal is coming on Children In Need.‘The companion getting a much bigger announcement than the Doctor is kinda interesting,’ another fan added, while a third person tweeted: ‘Omg omg who I’m excited can’t wait til tonight ’.supports HTML5 video
It’s safe to say 2023 is set to be a huge year for Doctor Who, with the 60th anniversary specials promising plenty of surprises and big returns. We’ve already seen Tennant back – this time as the 14th Doctor – and he’ll be joined by Catherine Tate reprising her role as beloved companion Donna Noble.coming in for the anniversary episodes, while Ncuti takes the keys to the TARDIS over the festive period.
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