Jodie Whittaker confirmed to leave Doctor Who after becoming first-ever female Time Lord

Lawrence Chaney is eyeing up a role on Doctor Who as The Rani while the new doctor is being picked for the BBC sci fi show. Lawrence hinted at the role as fans clamour to find out who the new Doctor to replace Jodie Whittaker will be.

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Kelly Macdonald is tipped to be the next Doctor Who after being named as one of the favourites to take on the role. Bookies have slashed odds on the Line of Duty star, 45, to replace Jodie Whittaker who this week announced she would be leaving the Tardis after four years.The Scots actress, 45, joins Olly Alexander, Michaela Cole, Michael Sheen and Phoebe Waller-Bridge as stars tipped to take over as the 14th Doctor Who.

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It’s time for another "Doctor Who" regeneration. The BBC said Thursday that star Jodie Whittaker will leave the venerable science fiction series next year, along with showrunner Chris Chibnall.

Doctor Who star Jodie Whittaker, who made history as the iconic sci-fi series’ first ever female Doctor has confirmed she will be departing the show after three-seasons.

Jodie Whittaker is leaving “Doctor Who”, the BBC has confirmed.

who became the first female actor to portray “Doctor Who,” will end her run on the sci-fi mystery show in 2022 after the new season airs. Chris Chibnall, the showrunner who brought Whittaker aboard, will also be leaving the series.

LONDON -- It’s time for another “Doctor Who” regeneration.The BBC said Thursday that star Jodie Whittaker will leave the venerable science fiction series next year, along with showrunner Chris Chibnall. Whittaker will bow out after a new six-episode series later this year and three specials in 2022.The series’ central character is a galaxy-hopping, extra-terrestrial Time Lord who can regenerate into new bodies.

Doctor Who after four years. The actress, 39, who became the first female to play the main role in the show, took over the Tardis from Scots star Peter Capaldi in 2017.

The end of an era! Jodie Whittaker and showrunner Chris Chibnall will be going on their last journey with Doctor Who as they both prepare to exit the series in 2022.

Jodie Whittaker is leaving Doctor Who after three seasons as the iconic lead.

The Doctor is out. Jodie Whittaker and “Doctor Who” Chris Chibnall are planning to exit the show in 2022, BBC confirmed on Thursday.The two will exit in the fall of 2022, and the two will do so as part of a trio of specials that will air as part of the BBC’s Centenary celebrations.