News about Jemma Redgrave

Golda Rosheuvel has been announced as a guest star on Doctor Who's forthcoming new series. With the popular sci-fi show returning in May, the episode titles for the new season have also been revealed. Golda, a British actress who died in the first episode of Space Babies, will appear in the Julie Anne Robinson-directed Space Babies.

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Millie Gibson, Doctor Who's newest companion, joined Jonah Hauer-King on set in west Wales as they shot an alien attack for the forthcoming series. The actress, 19, who will appear on Christmas Day alongside the fifteenth Time Lord Ncuti Gatwa, is already hard at work filming scenes for next year's festive special. Although Jonah's particulars are still under wraps, the pair were joined by Jemma Redgrave, who had reprised her role as UNIT leader Kate Stewart.

As the BBC celebrated the 60th anniversary of the science-fiction television series by airing a specially colored version of the Doctor's first encounter with the Daleks last week, I had to do some time-travelling of my own last week. For those who were young and handsome enough to share the planet Skaro with the Daleks, there was my actor father, playing Ganatus, a handsome Thal. I sat watching, spellbound, and somewhat dumbfounded, but it was more on my couch than it's. Mind you, it might have been different if it had been the Cybermen, as they are still frightening. The fact that Dad once fought the Daleks has been part of Bond family history, but no one of us had actually seen it since it was broadcast. And now he was, his blond hair dyed even more blonde, though the coloring process seemed to have turned him strawberry blonde.

Doctor Who will be available on iPlayer on October 30th, according to the broadcaster. However, four episodes of the hit sci-fi series, which aired back in 1963, will not be included in the back catalog, which will arrive on iPlayer in just weeks' time.

The Doctor Who fandom will not be able to contain their excitement as a brand new access to all areas of the show is expected to premiere on BBC Three and iPlayer in November. Whovians will be able to see all the behind the scenes video after the three 60th anniversary episodes to find all the reasons. Steffan Powell, the show's former Radio 1 Newsbeat Presenter, will host the show.

Doctor Who unveiled its latest trailer for the show's much-anticipated 60th Anniversary Specials, ahead of Strictly Come Dancing's first live episode on Saturday. Donna Noble (Catherine Tate) makes her dramatic return to the franchise with Kate Lethbridge-Stewart (Jemma Redgrave). And viewers were left 'heartbroken' when The Doctor (David Tennant) announced that he would not be able to save his lovable companion's life 'this time,' implying that Donna will be killed off in the forthcoming episodes.

On Thursday, Kate Garraway returned to the show following her summer break, leaving her Good Morning Britain co-host Ben Shephard in hysterics. During an interview with Doctor Who actress Jemma Redgrave after being led to believe she was playing an octopus in her latest stage show Octopolis, the host, 56, suffered the 'embarrassing' gaffe. Despite being Ben's first day back on the program, the blunder left him struggling to conceal his groans, boasting that he 'needed a lie-down'.

According to reports, two spin-off series are in the works, Jemma Redgrave will play the lead role. The actress, 58, will reportedly reprise the role she has played since 2012, Kate Stewart, head of scientific study, in the UNIT program, which is a fictional military research group. According to reports, she will return to Doctor Who in the forthcoming Christmas special, where 15th Doctor Ncuti Gatwa is introduced - before her spin-off debuts.