Steven Moffat has stated that a ninth series of Doctor Who will air next year.
Like the show's upcoming eighth series, the 2015 episodes will air as a single uninterrupted run, Moffat told Doctor Who Magazine.
"We're not going to do splits [in series eight], and the same format will repeat exactly the following year like that - so it will be the traditional form," said the sci-fi drama's head writer.
Doctor Who's eighth series - the first to star Peter Capaldi as the Doctor - is to air on BBC One from August 23rd.
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Doctor Who star Peter Capaldi has signed up for a second series as the Time Lord, a newspaper report has claimed.
The 56-year-old actor - whose first full episode as the Doctor premiered in Cardiff and London yesterday - has been locked up in a deal which will also include a Christmas special episode, The Sun reports.
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Awesome news and with an uninterrupted episode fun, even better!!!
ReplyDeleteI hope Clara sticks around. I know the companions don't exactly last long on this show, but she's one of my favorites.
ReplyDeleteAt the very least let her last longer than Amy Pond and Rose.
ReplyDeleteLet's lose Clara at some point this season and I'll likely enjoy a ninth season.
ReplyDeleteVery good news.
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