Comedian John Bishop joins Doctor Who cast as Time Lord’s latest companion

Prince Harry’s appearance at the NFL Super Bowl has been branded an “overkill display” to show off his “new life” to the royals, according to a body language expert.The Duke of Sussex was spotted on camera watching the highlight of the American football calendar as the Los Angeles Rams beat the Cincinnati Bengals at the SoFi Stadium in California on Sunday (February 13). Harry was not with his wife Meghan Markle but his cousin Princess Eugenie joined him to watch the event, as he showed her his new life as a private citizen in the USA.Body language expert Judi James watched how Harry and Eugenie interacted at the game and said it “emphasises a friendship that has looked strong for years.”She believes Harry looked "proud as punch" as he took Eugenie to the event.Speaking to the Express, Ms James said: "Harry’s leg splay and his almost overkill display of relaxation suggests he’s enjoying showing off his new life to his baseball-capped cousin."Her eye-smile and her rather tentative hand-touch to her own leg suggest she’s suitably excited and impressed by the occasion." Ms James continued to say that Harry should be showing more of his royal relatives around his US home, including his brother Prince William and Kate Middleton, but reported tensions have not seen that happen.

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THE hunt for a new Time Lord comes after the news of Jodie Whittaker moving on from her role as Doctor Who. It was reported over the weekend that the 38-year-old actress quit Doctor Who after becoming the first female star to take on the role of the famous character back in 2017.

Doctor Who star Jodie Whittaker admitted she will never entirely let go of the iconic role despite her exit.

Doctor Who star Jodie Whittaker is reportedly quitting her lead role as the Time Lord, after becoming the first female to undertake the role.The 38 year old actress is rumoured to have been intending to stick to the tradition of leaving after three stints in the TARDIS, like the majority of those who have played the role. An insider has told The Mirror: “It’s all very hush-hush but it is known on set that Jodie is leaving and they are gearing up for a regeneration.

It takes a very special actor to play the Doctor.

Doctor Who after three years playing the lead role. The 38-year-old TV star made history as she became the first-ever female to play the iconic part in the sci-fi fantasy.Although the BBC are yet to comment on the claims Jodie has left, fans of the show and bookies have begun predicting who they think will play the fourteenth time lord.My Family and Death in Paradise star Kris Marshall has been installed as 3/1 favourite with Betfair to replace Jodie, amid rumours she's waving goodbye to the world of Daleks and Cybermen.As Jodie was the first woman to play The Doctor, two joint second-favourites with Betfair are both women.

exclusively revealed that Jodie Whittaker is quitting Doctor Who after three years in the leading role, fans are dying to know who will play the next regeneration. Jodie made history as the first ever woman to take on the role in the hit BBC sci-fi show, but who will be next? The favourite according to bookies Betfair is Death in Paradise star Kris Marshall.

JODIE Whittaker has reportedly quit Doctor Who after three years as the Time Lord, but who will replace her? It was reported over the weekend that the 38-year-old actress quit Doctor Who after becoming the first female star to take on the role of the famous character back in 2017. While the BBC will neither confirm nor deny the reports that Jodie will leave after her third stint as the Doctor, speculation is already mounting over who could take her place.

The BBC has responded to claims suggesting Jodie Whittaker is quitting “Doctor Who”.

direct to your inbox Jodie Whittaker is to quit her role as Doctor Who at the end of the show's next series. Like the majority of her predecessors, the 38-year-old has told bosses she intends to stick to the traditional rule of leaving after three stints in the TARDIS.It means the shows creators are now planning for the Time Lord to be regenerated for a 14th time.Filming on the current run of the hit BBC sci-fi show, which first aired in 1963, is due to finish this summer and it will air in the autumn.Bosses have already announced the series has been cut to eight episodes because of Covid restrictions slowing down the production.

Doctor Who.According to The Mirror, Whittaker, who portrays the 13th Doctor and first ever female Time Lord, is planning to depart the TARDIS after the show’s upcoming 13th series, while showrunner Chris Chibnall will remain.If true, Whittaker’s departure would see her follow in the footsteps of iconic Doctors such as Matt Smith and Peter Capaldi who have both left after filming three series of the sci-fi drama.In a statement issued to Digital Spy, the BBC responded: “We won’t be commenting on any speculation around Jodie’s future on the show.”According to The Mirror’s initial report, Whittaker is said to be leaving the iconic show in order to tackle a selection of other roles.An insider told the publication: “It’s all very hush-hush but

DOCTOR Who's Jodie Whittaker has quit as the Time Lord after three years, it has been reported. The 38-year-old actress became the first female star to take on the role of the famous character back in 2017.

Doctor Who after three years in the role. The 38-year-old, who became the first female star to take on the famous character, will leave the show at the end of the next series, when she will regenerate into the 14th Time Lord.

Doctor Who.

Jodie Whittaker is quitting at the end of the next Doctor Who series, when she will regenerate into the 14th Time Lord.

Doctor Who viewers were left divided over the New Years Day special of the iconic BBC show. Jodie Whittaker was back playing the thirteenth Doctor alongside Yaz (Mandip Gill), Ryan (Tosin Cole), and Graham (Bradley Walsh).The episode, Revolution of the Daleks, marks the first new Doctor Who instalment in almost a year, and it featured two iconic comebacks.Firstly, actor John Barrowman was back playing the beloved Captain Jack Harkness, years after making his departure from the show.Also, the Doctor's arch-nemesis the Daleks made a return to the sci-fi fantasy.Some viewers adored the episode as they showered the show with praise throughout the broadcast.One said: "Omg I love the new Doctor Who episode.

Doctor Who.The comedian has landed a role as new character Dan on the sci-fi hit.In his first interview about joining the cast, he said: “If I could tell my younger self that one day I would be asked to step on board the TARDIS, I would never have believed it.“It’s an absolute dream come true to be joining Doctor Who.”John, 54, has already started filming scenes for the BBC show alongside stars Jodie Whittaker, 38, and Mandip Gill, 32.Fans will see him make his debut on the new series later this year.John said: “I couldn’t wish for better company than Jodie and Mandip.”Doctor Who execs have been holding top-secret talks with John for a year.Show boss Chris Chibnall has teased the comic’s arrival will mark a new era for the show.He said:

direct to your inboxDoctor Who has a brand new cast member - after the New Year's Day special saw two of the Doctor's companions leave. Bradley Walsh and Tosin Cole have now left the show, having played Graham and Ryan in the BBC show since 2018 alongside Jodie Whittaker.

Jodie Whittaker is set to make her big return to our screens on Friday night as Doctor Who, in the special New Year's Day episode.

John Barrowman has told that the next Doctor could be gay or bisexual.