Doctor Who will return in April 2017 (Topic)

The tenth season of the popular British sci-fi series Doctor Who kicks off on the BBC in April 2017. This information was shared with the fans of the show by the performer of the role of the Twelfth Doctor, Peter Capaldi. Speaking to fans on the set of Season 10, the actor specifically said: "There will be a special for Christmas and it will start in April, I think." Capaldi's words are quoted by the Radio Times.

It is worth noting that if the premiere of the new season really takes place in the spring, this will return the series to its previous schedule – the first six seasons of the revived show aired at the end of March – early April and aired through June-July. Starting in 2012 (the seventh season), the premieres of the next seasons of the show gradually shifted towards the winter schedule (the ninth season started on September 19, 2015), which could be one of the reasons for the decreased ratings. Thus, we can assume that the creators are using the annual break for good, moving the premiere of the tenth season to a more favorable time in the schedule.

Recall that in the tenth season, the Time Lord will have a new companion named Bill, for the role which is approved by Pearl Maki. Before Mackie, Jenna-Louise Coleman played the role of the Doctor's companion for four years.

Recall that in the tenth season, the Time Lord will have a new companion named Bill, whose role has been approved by Pearl Mackie. Before Mackie, Jenna-Louise Coleman played the role of the Doctor's companion for four years.

Recall that in the tenth season the Time Lord will have a new companion named Bill, whose role has been approved by Pearl Mackie. Before Mackie, Jenna-Louise Coleman played the role of the Doctor's companion for four years.

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Author: Jake Pinkman