A New Companion in the TARDIS: Varada Sethu Joins "Doctor Who" for Season 15
The iconic time-traveling series, 'Doctor Who,' is set for a significant change as Millie Gibson, who portrayed companion Ruby Sunday in the 14th season, will be replaced by Varada Sethu in the upcoming 15th season. This transition, confirmed by Variety, marks a new chapter in the Doctor's adventures and promises fresh dynamics with a talented new companion.
Farewell, Ruby Sunday: Millie Gibson Exits 'Doctor Who' After One Season
Millie Gibson, known for her role as Kelly Neelan in the British soap 'Coronation Street,' made her debut in the long-running sci-fi series in the December Christmas special of the 14th season. Despite her departure after just one season, Gibson will return as Ruby in the upcoming 14th season, offering fans a chance to bid a fond farewell to her character.
Varada Sethu Joins the Adventure
Taking over the role of the Doctor's companion for the 15th season is Varada Sethu, recognized for her presence in 'Jurassic World Dominion' and previous roles in 'Andor' and 'Mrs Sidhu Investigates.' As Ncuti Gatwa continues to shine as the Fifteenth Doctor, Sethu's addition brings anticipation and excitement about the uncharted territories the duo will explore together.
Russell T Davies Returns: A New Era of 'Doctor Who
Renowned showrunner Russell T Davies, who initiated the series' revival in 2005, returns to guide the show's destiny. Writing and executive producing the new seasons, Davies, along with co-producer Bad Wolf, is steering the TARDIS into uncharted realms, ensuring the series retains its timeless appeal.
Star-Studded Journeys: What to Expect in 'Doctor Who' Season 14 and Beyond
The upcoming 14th season, set to premiere in May on the BBC in the U.K. and Disney+ internationally, features guest stars such as Yasmin Finney, singer Bonnie Langford, Jonathan Groff from 'Glee,' and Indira Varma of 'Obsession.' As the show celebrated its 60th anniversary last November, each episode promises to be a celebration of the series' rich history.
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