TIME LORD RETURNS

Doctor Who’s Time Lord Victorious confirms return of Christopher Eccleston and Billie Piper in multi-platform adventure

BILLIE Piper and Christopher Eccleston will be returning to the Doctor Who universe in the new spin-off Time Lord Victorious.

Little else was known about the spin-off other than it is a major new Doctor Who series featuring their characters but BBC has just released some new information which will get Whovians very excited.

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 Christopher Eccleston played the Ninth Doctor and Billie Piper was his companion, Rose TylerCredit: BBC

An "amazing epic" multi-platform experience will tell the story of several doctors protecting Gallifrey using different mediums including, comic books, audio dramas, magazines and more.

The BBC said in a statement: “Following several Doctors across space and time as they defend their home planet from a terrible race, this is a story like no other.”

Time Lord Victorious will tell a new story, set within the Dark Times at the start of the universe, when even the Eternals were young.

Classic monsters such as the Daleks and the Ood will appear with more to be revealed over the coming months as products are announced.

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The poster for the new project Time Lord VictoriusCredit: BBC
The BBC said the new project will be an 'epic adventure'Credit: BBC
Christopher, 54, played the Doctor in 2005Credit: BBC

Producer James Goss said: “BBC Studios’ Doctor Who licensees have come together to tell an amazing epic – one that’s full of monsters, fun and heart."

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“All strands of the story unite into a mighty patchwork that ranges from one end of the universe to the next. There’s more to be revealed, but the enthusiasm and ideas which the licensees have come up with are breath-taking. It’s going to be such fun.”

The new project will launch over a 12-week period later this year.

Doctor Who fans will know the term Time Lord Victorious was used by David Tennant when he was in the titular role back in 2009.

Billie played Rose from 2005 - 2006, but reprised the role many times in the years to followCredit: BBC
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The tenth Doctor claimed the title in the episode The Waters of Mars when he realised he had control over the Laws of Time as the last surviving Time Lord.

The Doctor decides to save three people's lives who are destined to die, but after one (played by Lindsay Duncan) takes her own life to try and restore what is meant to happen, he realises he has gone too far and gives up the title.

David Tennant takes the title of Time Lord Victorious in Dr Who's 2009 episode The Waters of Mars


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