Filming wraps on Jodie Whittaker's first series of Doctor Who
Series 11 is in the can
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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.
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.
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.
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