The beloved BBC sci-fi is set to enter a new chapter, with production companies currently competing to win the tender to produce the show.
Posting a picture from July of herself and her Bad Wolf colleagues on the TARDIS set, Tranter wrote that it was a "final goodbye to the Tardis from some of the team who designed + built it, on the eve of having to take it down…"
However, the Time Lord and the TARDIS will return to the BBC, with the recently published invitation to tender confirming that the broadcaster is aiming for a 2028/2029 transmission for the next season.
The BBC stated that the new season of Doctor Who should feel "contemporary and creatively ambitious".
It went on to say: "Stories should balance high-concept science fiction with strong emotional narratives, ensuring that spectacle is always grounded in character and human experience.
Regarding the production location, the document states that the BBC has "a preference for a Wales qualification", following Tranter's former prediction that production would remain in the country.
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