Christopher Eccleston Wants Doctor Who To Feature Cyberwomen
Doctor Who audio dramas. Eccleston’s Doctor was the centrepiece of the 2005 relaunch, though left the show after just one season due to conflicts with the production staff. That speed bump was quickly solved by regenerating him into David Tennant’s Tenth, one of the most popular Doctors of all time. Still, the actor has been missed, particularly as unlike other stars, he hasn’t reprised the role.
Ravagers, which is set to arrive sometime later this month. And to mark the comeback, he’s given an interview with Doctor Who Magazine in which he provided his opinions on where he’d like the show to go next. For one, he reiterated his call for another Cyberwoman, saying:
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Doctor Who s Christopher Eccleston says the show is still a boys club It s great that we now have a female Doctor, and I think we should take that further. 10/05/2021
Doctor Who may have introduced Jodie Whittaker as the first on-screen female incarnation of The Doctor (as well as Jo Martin and multiple Timeless Child actresses as previous versions), but former leading man Christopher Eccleston thinks the show needs to go further.
The Ninth Doctor actor has called for the show to feature more female writers, more women from history, and female villains.
Christopher Eccleston returning as the Ninth Doctor in the series of new audio dramas from Big Finish
Doctor Who – The Ninth Doctor Adventures: Ravagers, the actor has been making the rounds to promote his return and offering his thoughts on the long-running BBC sci-fi series past- and in this case, it s future. In this case, Eccleston is making the case that there needs to be more of a female presence in front of the camera- and that should start with one of the Doctor s oldest foes.
Doctor Who – BBC Studios I think it s high time we had a Cyberwoman, I must say that, Eccleston revealed to
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