Prior to Ncuti’s announcement, Lydia was widely rumored to take over as the Doctor.Īfter starring in It’s a Scene and Years and Years, she’s obviously got a great working relationship with Russell – so why wouldn’t she bring him back? Lydia joins Russell in his various projects (Photo: Tim P.
It will definitely be a big change from Eric and Ola, but if anyone can pull it off, it’s Nkuti and Patricia. Patricia was recently confirmed as one of the Sex Education cast members to be leaving the show – so maybe there will be time to film Doctor Who. Patricia quit sex education (Photo: Mike Marsland/WireImage)Ĭould we see Doctor Who having a sex education reunion? Stranger things happened!
She was spotted filming for the special episode – but what’s to say she has to stop there? A lot of the cast, including Donna, started as a special and then came back for more episodes or even an entire series. It has not been confirmed, but it is widely speculated that she will play Donna’s daughter. We already know that Yasmin will join David (who previously played the 10th Doctor) and Catherine (Donna Noble) as a new character named Rose for the 60th anniversary special next year. Yasmin filming with David and Catherine (Photo: Mike Marsland/WireImage) He’s proven his acting chops in EastEnders, he’s hilariously likeable and charismatic as we’ve seen on Strictly, and we can’t imagine he’ll put up with any crap from the Doctor – an essential companion trait. Maybe he’s just a fan – or there’s more to it.Įither way, it’s clear that Rose would be an absolutely epic companion. The actress recently left the BBC soap – and started following returning Doctor Who showrunner Russell T Davies and actor Nkutie on Instagram. He played the Time Lord in the BBC’s ‘Doctor Who’ from 1984 to 1986 and came eighth when he appeared on ITV’s ‘I’m a Celebrity.Get Me Out of Here!’ in 2012.All signs point to Rose (Photo: Dave J Hogan/Getty Images)įormer EastEnders star and Strictly winner Rose is, by far, the most popular guess at the moment for a few sources. The actor thanked magistrates and said he would pay the full £609 within 28 days. He added: “Because of what I do, I'm very conscious of how I drive.”īaker added he would be forced to turn work down if banned due to the difficulty getting to venues, and said he had turned down work in order to appear at court. When magistrates asked him what the impact a ban would have, the actor, who also starred in Casualty and Jonathan Creek, replied: “Quite a lot.” He was also ordered to pay court costs of £95 and a victim surcharge of £34. The Sun On Sunday said the actor was seen fighting tears as he got a 21-day ban and £480 fine. Not working for me is not an option.”īaker from High Wycombe in Buckinghamshire admitted speeding at Worcester magistrates court.Ĭhair of the bench Jayne Burton said the actor, who already has six points on his licence, was doing nearly twice the limit. "I’m doing a play in October and November. He said: “Yes, it’s a sob story you’ve probably heard a thousand times, but it’s true. I had no intention of speeding.”īaker added he was caught out as a stretch of road changed from the national speed limit to 30mph.
“I followed the BBC camera car, lost them on a roundabout, tried to catch up and that’s when I committed the offence. The dad-of-five told magistrates he was working in Telford, Shropshire, and was set to film in Ironbridge the next day when he got waylaid in his Lexus – and failed to notice a speed limit had changed.Īccording to the Sun On Sunday, Baker explained: “I said, ‘Give me the sat nav code’.
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