It’s probably best to politely file this one on the ‘maybe’ pile but former Doctor Who guest star Tracy-Ann Oberman has tipped writer, performer and presenter Sandi Toksvig to be the first female Doctor…
While there’s no faulting her reasoning that someday there has to be a female Doctor (you’re sure about that? – Ed) , her choices are a little left-field, recalling the stunt casting of the worst of JNT’s era – as well as flying in the face of the ‘casting for the part’ ethos of most of the Moffat era:
Cheryl Cole? Most planets may have a north but are those areas auto-tuned as well?
Anyway, Tracy-Ann is full of praise for ‘her Doctor’ David Tennant and didn’t rule out a return to the show if she were offered a chance to reprise her role as the now very assimilated Yvonne Hartman from Series Two finale Army of Ghosts/Doomsday:
Tracy-Ann can currently be seen in ITV 1 medical drama Monroe and her own audio play Rock, Doris and Elizabeth airs on Radio Four on 16th October.
You’re sitting on the fence again!
Say what you really feel…
There won’t be a female Doctor. It won’t happen, and has almost certainly never even been seriously discussed by a production team.
Next.
Tom Baker is still buggering us…………
Is there a better expression for use on an all ages website?
Sodomising?
My apologies to TonyS for his taking offense at my use of language.
Thank you, Bob. That is a gracious post
I wasn’t exactly offended. I merely asked the question.