Doctor Who boss confirms not everyone will survive clash with new villain
Jinkx Monsoon's antagonist has already been described as "the Doctor's most powerful enemy yet".
There have been a lot of exciting Doctor Who announcements in recent days, from costume reveals for the Fifteenth Doctor and his companion to teasers about brand new villains.
And now, returning showrunner Russell T Davies has warned fans that not every character will survive their clash with the new antagonist played by RuPaul's Drag Race star Jinkx Monsoon.
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The BBC had already described Monsoon's character as "the Doctor's most powerful enemy yet" when first-look images were released earlier in the week – and now, Davies has got in on the act of describing the baddie.
Posting a still of the character on Instagram, Davies teased: "Jinkx Monsoon as… well who can that be?!"
He added: "SO much fun! So much terror! And not everyone is getting out of this alive…"
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It certainly seems like the villain will spell trouble for the new Doctor and Ruby Sunday (Mille Gibson), although we'll have to wait a little while longer before any more official information comes to light about the character.
Of course, that isn't likely to stop Whovians from speculating about Monsoon's role, and some fans have already landed on one interesting theory: that she could be taking part in the sci-fi show's first ever musical episode.
The theory is based both on Monsoon's past as a Broadway performer and the prominent piano keys on her costume. We'll certainly be keeping our eyes peeled for any more clues.
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