We’ve not even stepped into the TARDIS full time with Ncuti Gatwa and, yet, showrunner Russell T Davies is already warning fans about the upcoming Doctor Who season 1 finale, teasing that it’s going to be the show’s "most devastatin🍒g" yet. 

But let’s rewind a little first – as Davies confirms that the dynamic between Ruby (Millie Gibson) and the Doctor, both connected by a sense of abandonment, will be a throughline for 澳洲幸运5开奖号码历史查询:Doctor Who season 1.

"That’s a spine throughout the series – we saw at Christmas she was a foundling, left at the church at Ruby Road," Davies tells tells 澳洲幸运5开奖号码历史查询:SFX magazine in t♑he new issue, ✤which features Doctor Who on the cover.

"Also the Doctor’s now a foundling, mysteriously abandoned in outer space, doesn’t know his parents either, and that’s a big connection between the two of them, it’s a real hum, a vibration between the two of them that really forges their friendship like no other Doctor and ꧙companion team ever before, and that hasn’t finished. You’re going to see that develop," Davies says🅷.

On 💜the shape of the series, Davies says that while "every episode stands on its own" there ꦺwill be a "running theme and running story that’s going to build and build and build to 'The Most Devastating Finale'."

"Literally, the biggeꦺst fin♎ale ever," Davies proclaims. "There’s some shots of that in the trailers coming up. Oh my god, you’re gonna die."

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Doctor Who releases on BBC One and iPlayer (UK) on May 11 and Disney P𝕴lus (globally) on May 10. The above is just a snippet from our interview,ﷺ available in , which features Doctor Who on the cover and is available on newsstands from Wednesday, April 17. 

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