First Look Doctor Who series 9: The Doctor and Clara flee explosion

Fans love the idea of a crossover especially when it involves a beloved artist from a very popular television show who will be making an appearance on another show of equal reputation.

“Last year, when Missy was vaporized, he told us that Missy had died, and the same was true for Osgood and now we have season 9 where there will be both Missy and Osgood, then it’s clear that in the midst of many information and spoilers, there is something fake put there specifically to divert our attention”, commented Hirmien on Doctor Who TV.

Quite what’s going on in this scene from upcoming first episode, The Magician’s Apprentice, we couldn’t say – but we can’t help noticing that, while the Doctor might have a look of consternation on his face (and rightly, so given the chaos going on behind him) Clara just seems to be gazing dreamily at him, totally oblivious to the peril all around.

Williams is best known as Arya Stark on HBO’s “Game of Thrones“, and Moffat says her role on “Doctor Who” is different for the 18-year-old actress.

“Once you see what she’s up to you’ll appreciate what a clever idea [the role] was”, said during an interview with.

The fact that Clara and the Doctor are holding hands also shows the shift from his frosty demeanour, while her smile suggests that she wants to go on new adventures.

Meanwhile, some reports are skeptical about Moffat’s statements. That’s why J.J. Abrams refused to admit that Khan was in Star Trek Into Darkness before the movie came out.

Now, Doctor Who showrunner Steven Moffat seems to be in an almost-identical situation.

The BBC has released a new teaser image for Doctor Who Series 9. Another theory stated that she might portray River Song. “She’s a new character, she’s not a character from the Doctor’s past”. Susan Foreman is another candidate.

So, assuming Moffat’s not lying…

Due to premiere September 19 on the BBC and BBC America, season nine of Doctor Who comes tightly-wrapped in showrunner Steven Moffat’s usual levels of secrecy.