Filming wraps on Jodie Whittaker's first series of Doctor Who

Series 11 is in the can

Published: Saturday, 4 August 2018 at 9:01 am

The BBC has announced that filming has wrapped on Doctor Who series 11 - which will be Jodie Whittaker's first in the lead role, and the first of a new era led by incoming show-runner Chris Chibnall.

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A picture shared by the official Doctor Who Twitter account on Friday (3 August) showed a multicoloured clapperboard with "that's a wrap!" scrawled on it in capital letters.

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The Doctor Who train has been gathering pace recently, with the release of the first trailer at San Diego Comic-Con last month capping off a week that included magazine covers, newly-released pictures, interviews and a teaser. And while the BBC has yet to confirm a premiere date, it's beginning to feel like series 11 -which will be the first to feature Bradley Walsh, Mandip Gill and Tosin Cole as Whittaker's companions - is just around the corner.

Last week, the cast confirmed a long-standing rumour that they had shot scenes on location in South Africa, with Whittaker calling the experience "absolutely amazing". Check out an image from the episode below.

Mandip Gill, Bradley Walsh and Tosin Cole in Doctor Who series 11 (BBC, HF)

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