It\u2019s an unspeakable hour in the morning of 25th October 2023 and the Radio Times<\/strong> team have gathered at Holborn Studios in London for, let\u2019s face it, one of the most exciting days of the year.<\/p>\n

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Yoshitaka Kono\/Radio Times<\/i> <\/span>\n<\/div>\nAnyway,\u00a0<\/em>the first shoot is with incoming companion Millie Gibson<\/a> (Ruby Sunday), who is an absolute pro. She can\u2019t resist checking out some of Yoshi\u2019s shots on a laptop, and appears to be absolutely thrilled with them. Millie\u2019s quickly joined by returning legend Bonnie Langford<\/a>, who\u2019s coming back as Mel Bush and it\u2019s clear the pair get on like a house on fire. Millie wraps her arms around Bonnie for various shots, with the pair grinning at each other.<\/p>\n
Rocking sparkly dresses and green jumpsuits, and wielding decapitated Cyberman heads, they snap some amazing pictures together like the partners in crime they clearly are. Everyone\u2019s in awe.<\/p>\n
Speaking of everyone being in awe, in walks showrunner Russell T Davies<\/a>. More than two decades after he brought Doctor Who back, he\u2019s clearly still a huge fan, grabbing a selfie with the Cyberman for good measure. For his solo shots, Yoshi has him pose with the Cyberman looking menacingly over him.<\/p>\n
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