Doctor Who showrunner Steven Moffat will leave the popular BBC series at the end of the next season in 2017, with Broadchurch creator Chris Chibnall taking over the controls of the TARDIS.
RadioTimes.com reports that Moffat, the lead writer and executive producer on the series since its fifth season (in the show’s modern run), will go out with one final 12-part series. That tenth season will not air until spring of 2017, which means we will get almost no Doctor Who this year. The annual Christmas Special will air in 2016, however, so at least there’s that. Man, Christmas never seemed so far away!
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RadioTimes.com reports that Moffat, the lead writer and executive producer on the series since its fifth season (in the show’s modern run), will go out with one final 12-part series. That tenth season will not air until spring of 2017, which means we will get almost no Doctor Who this year. The annual Christmas Special will air in 2016, however, so at least there’s that. Man, Christmas never seemed so far away!
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