The official trailer has just been released for the 60th anniversary Doctor Who specials.Written by returning showrunner Russell T Davies, the specials will consist of three hour-long episodes. As seen in the trailer, the specials bring back David Tennant to play the Fourteenth Doctor after previously plaything the Tenth Doctor. He is joined by Catherine Tate returning as Donna Noble, and the trailer also reveals a sneak peek at Neil Patrick Harris playing the villain. Meanwhile, the trailer concludes with a new look at Ncuti Gatwa ahead of his arrival as the Fifteenth Doctor.The three episodes that make up the 60th anniversary specials are dubbed “The Star Beast,” “Wild Blue Yonder,” and “The Giggle.” They are respectively directed by Rachel Talalay, Tom Kingsley, and Chanya Button. Russell T Davies wrote the three episodes ahead of his return as showrunner for the series moving forward.Related: New Doctor Who 60th Anniversary Teaser Hints at Return of Rose Tyler & Twelfth Doctor
The official trailer has just been released for the 60th anniversary Doctor Who specials.
Written by returning showrunner Russell T Davies, the specials will consist of three hour-long episodes. As seen in the trailer, the specials bring back David Tennant to play the Fourteenth Doctor after previously plaything the Tenth Doctor. He is joined by Catherine Tate returning as Donna Noble, and the trailer also reveals a sneak peek at Neil Patrick Harris playing the villain. Meanwhile, the trailer concludes with a new look at Ncuti Gatwa ahead of his arrival as the Fifteenth Doctor.
The three episodes that make up the 60th anniversary specials are dubbed “The Star Beast,” “Wild Blue Yonder,” and “The Giggle.” They are respectively directed by Rachel Talalay, Tom Kingsley, and Chanya Button. Russell T Davies wrote the three episodes ahead of his return as showrunner for the series moving forward.
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