New Doctor Who pictures tease action-packed New Year’s special
The Tardis team are taking on an old foe – but there seems to be a lot of other stuff going on too…
Ahead of its broadcast on New Year’s Day, the BBC have revealed that the upcoming Doctor Who special WILL include the Daleks after all – and now, the corporation has unveiled some new images from the episode to tease even more of the exciting sci-fi action.
No, there’s still no signs of the new Daleks – we’ll probably have to wait until the 1st January for that – but we do get a sense of just how epic the episode seems set to be, with pictures including army officers on the move and warriors from history on important missions.
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Also in the pictures, we spot Charlotte Ritchie’s Lin looking pretty under the weather and sweaty in a couple of pictures, and tinkering away with some strange technology in another.
Dare we say, some of the stuff she’s working on looks a bit Dalek-y? And could messing with this technology what gets her in such dire straits?
And of course there’s also plenty of shots of Jodie Whittaker’s Tardis team (including guest stars Ritchie and Nikesh Patel) getting ready to face off with the Time Lord’s deadliest of foes.
…unless of course they’re sulking in a café like Ryan (Tosin Cole) here.
Could this facial expression suggest rumours of Ryan’s estranged father finally appearing in the series for an awkward reunion are true, or did they just bring him the wrong breakfast order? And should we be worried that there's so few pictures of Bradley Walsh's Graham? Could he be in danger?
For now, we’ll just have to wait and see. Just a few days until we find out the Doctor’s New Year’s Resolution…
Doctor Who: Resolution airs on New Year’s Day at 7.00pm on BBC1
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Huw Fullerton is a Commissioning Editor for Radio Times magazine, covering Entertainment, Comedy and Specialist Drama.
