Doctor Who's Mark Gatiss reveals idea for An Adventure in Space and Time sequel
There are other periods of Doctor Who's history that could be explored.
Mark Gatiss has pitched an idea for a sequel to Doctor Who's docudrama An Adventure in Space and Time - and we're fully on board.
The writer, who penned Doctor Who episodes including The Unquiet Dead, Cold War, Night Terrors and Sleep No More, was also the scribe for the special 50th anniversary programme that detailed Doctor Who's beginnings.
Chatting exclusively to RadioTimes.com, he reflected: "The origins of everything, that's always the interesting thing. The other interesting thing is crisis...
"The documentary about The Trial of a Time Lord is an absolutely fascinating piece of work, because it's so full of what ifs and conflict."
He added: "It's a strange thing to say, but the darkest hour for the show would definitely make a very interesting drama, wouldn't it? I mean, the personal conflicts, the professional conflicts, the resignations... that's the one, isn't it?
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"And I suppose out of the darkness comes the light, because there's a rosy future to look forward to.
"There's something very moving about [Tales of the TARDIS] rounding all that off."
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An Adventure in Space and Time, which returning showrunner Russell T Davies has said is on its way to BBC iPlayer after the launch of the 'Whoniverse', starred David Bradley as the late William Hartnell and dramatised the complicated beginnings of Doctor Who.
Also starring Brian Cox, Jessica Raine and Sacha Dhawan as Sydney Newman, Verity Lambert and Waris Hussein, the docudrama was released in 2013 for the show's 50th anniversary.
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