ICYMI: DoctorWho star JodieWhittaker had high praise for NcutiGatwa's casting, sharing how she learned about it from RussellTDavies. / BBC ChrisChibnall ThePowerOfTheDoctor
\nTime continues ticking away on current Doctor Jodie Whittaker & showrunner Chris Chibnall's run on Doctor Who, reaching its endgame this Sunday with 'The Power of The Doctor.' Leading up to her final special, Whittaker has been running the interview gauntlet as she looks back on her three series & three specials and looks toward the future. In this case, the future of the long-running sci-fi series, which sees Russell T.
' I think I then rang him about ten times, but because he's the busiest actor in the land, he was on the set of something else,' Whittaker shared regarding when and how she first heard the news. 'He was really sweet and texted and said, 'I'll ring you as soon as I wrap.' I ended up speaking to him, and he's so lovely, and now, unfortunately, gets loads of Whattsaps from me.
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