\u201cEverywhere I land, a woman appears…” <\/p>
The mystery of Susan Twist<\/a>\u2018s recurring appearances on Doctor Who<\/a> looks set to be resolved, with a teaser trailer for the first part of a two-episode finale hinting at major reveals.<\/p>\n The trailer for The Legend of Ruby Sunday<\/a> that aired after this week\u2019s episode Rogue<\/a> promises a major role for actor Twist, who has popped up in various minor roles since 2023 episode Wild Blue Yonder<\/a> \u2013 so far without explanation.<\/p>\n \u201cEverywhere I land, a woman appears\u2026\u201d explains the Doctor (Ncuti Gatwa), while a new character played by Twist \u2013 apparently in some distress \u2013 cries out, \u201cIn every dream I\u2019m there!\u201d<\/p>\n The teaser then drops a big clue as to exactly what\u2019s happening, with the Doctor revealing that Twist\u2019s character \u201cdoesn\u2019t know why, but she remembered them\u201d \u2013 presumably referring to the various different guises she\u2019s assumed in recent episodes.<\/p> Rather than some malevolent force inserting itself across various points of history, could it be that Twist\u2019s character is unaware of what\u2019s happening? Is her subconscious somehow reshaping time and space, or might a third party be responsible?<\/p>\n The Legend of Ruby Sunday will also see the return of former TARDIS traveller Mel Bush (Bonnie Langford), who warns that \u201csomething\u2019s wrong\u201d as we cut to footage of an alarmed Morris Gibbons, UNIT\u2019s new scientific advisor (played by guest star Lenny Rush).<\/p>\n The trailer closes with Kate Lethbridge-Stewart<\/a> warning of an oncoming threat: \u201cWhatever it is, here it comes\u2026\u201d<\/p>\n Read more:<\/strong><\/p>\n Liverpool-born actor Twist made an unusual cameo in Doctor Who\u2019s latest episode Rogue \u2013 her newest character, the Duke\u2019s late mother, was represented by way of a painting rather than making a traditional physical appearance.<\/p>\n The previous episode, Dot and Bubble<\/a>, saw the Doctor and companion Ruby (Millie Gibson) finally begin to realise that they had encountered multiple beings across time and space who shared the same face<\/a>.<\/p>\n The Legend of Ruby Sunday \u2013 releasing on 15th June \u2013 will be followed by the episode Empire of Death<\/a>, which will bring the current season of Doctor Who to a close.<\/p>\n The series will then return at Christmas with festive special Joy to the World<\/a>, written by former showrunner Steven Moffat.<\/p>\n\n