Doctor Who specials: The TARDIS lands underwater in Jodie Whittaker’s final swashbuckling adventure

Doctor Who”s latest spellbinding trailer teased the Legend Of The Sea Devils specials for Jodie Whittaker’s final stint in the role, which will air on April 14th.

The BBC released a one-minute clip to Twitter on Saturday, which sees the TARDIS land underwater before a ship filled with a crew of monsters wreak havoc.

‘Chaos’ is promised by The Doctor, as she bickers with her companion Yasmin Khan (Mandip Gill) while Dan Lewis (John Bishop) warns that the enemy is heading their way.

Wow! Doctor Who”s latest spellbinding trailer teased the Legend Of The Sea Devils specials for Jodie Whittaker’s final stint in the role, which will air on April 14th

In the video, the titular character appears to be flabbergasted as she says, ‘That’s impossible! Madame Ching, pirate queen?’ upon meeting a previously-unseen character.

When she puts her sidekicks forward as crewmembers, she is hilariously told that they ‘don’t stand a chance’ by one of Ching’s squad.

Later, Mandip tells The Doctor, ‘You’re like a kid sometimes,’ before she sarcastically replies, ‘Thanks!’ while shooting an seething expression. 

With the world ‘disrupted’ by something unknown, which has been unleashed by the protagonist’s latest pal, the gang must battle it out to save the universe.

Exciting: The BBC released a one-minute clip to Twitter on Saturday, which sees the TARDIS land underwater before a ship filled with a crew of monsters wreak havoc

Exciting: The BBC released a one-minute clip to Twitter on Saturday, which sees the TARDIS land underwater before a ship filled with a crew of monsters wreak havoc

Ouch: 'Chaos' is promised by The Doctor, as she bickers with her companion Yasmin Khan (Mandip Gill) while Dan Lewis (John Bishop) warns that the enemy is heading their way

Ouch: ‘Chaos’ is promised by The Doctor, as she bickers with her companion Yasmin Khan (Mandip Gill) while Dan Lewis (John Bishop) warns that the enemy is heading their way

Scary: With the world 'disrupted' by something unknown, which has been unleashed by the protagonist's latest pal, the gang must battle it out to save the universe

Scary: With the world ‘disrupted’ by something unknown, which has been unleashed by the protagonist’s latest pal, the gang must battle it out to save the universe

Doctor Who producers recently hinted that the next Time Lord will be another woman.

Production notes for the next series of the BBC’s sci-fi show suggest a female will be starring again as It’s A Sin’s Lydia West is widely tipped to take over, The Mirror reported.

Current Time Lord Jodie’s role comes to an end this autumn with a regeneration episode after she became the first ever female Doctor in 2017.

Entertainment industry website Production Weekly lists the new episodes as: ‘A fantasy action saga of a mysterious alien time-traveller, Doctor Who, who picks up human companions, faces evil foes with little more than her wits and a sonic screwdriver and journeys throughout time and space in a police phone booth called the TARDIS.’

Funny: When she puts her sidekicks forward as crewmembers, she is hilariously told that they 'don't stand a chance' by one of Ching's squad

Funny: When she puts her sidekicks forward as crewmembers, she is hilariously told that they ‘don’t stand a chance’ by one of Ching’s squad

New face: In the video, the titular character appears to be flabbergasted as she says, 'That's impossible! Madame Ching, pirate queen?' upon meeting a previously-unseen character

New face: In the video, the titular character appears to be flabbergasted as she says, ‘That’s impossible! Madame Ching, pirate queen?’ upon meeting a previously-unseen character

Scary: The Sea Devils certainly don't look like the kind to mess with

Scary: The Sea Devils certainly don’t look like the kind to mess with

Jodie herself recently called for another female doctor to take over the role.

She told Radio 1’s Vick Hope and Jordan North: ‘If we had the power to choose I’m going to pick an actress who I think is really exciting and I think would be phenomenal, an actress called Lydia West. If I had the power!’

Lydia is bookmaker Coral’s favourite to replace Jodie at 3-1 odds, while Fisayo Akinade and Omari Douglas (both 5-1) are joint second favourites and Olly Alexander comes next in the betting at 6-1.

Jodie has said previously that she is leaving the coveted role this year because she feels it needs ‘new energy’ but the star also confessed that she isn’t sure if she is making the correct decision. 

Trendy: John donned a full pirate costume, along with a hat, in his role

Trendy: John donned a full pirate costume, along with a hat, in his role

Spellbinding: Viewers are certainly in for a treat with the action-filled episodes

Spellbinding: Viewers are certainly in for a treat with the action-filled episodes

Jodie herself recently called for another female doctor to take over the role.

She told Radio 1’s Vick Hope and Jordan North: ‘If we had the power to choose I’m going to pick an actress who I think is really exciting and I think would be phenomenal, an actress called Lydia West. If I had the power!’

Lydia is bookmaker Coral’s favourite to replace Jodie at 3-1 odds, while Fisayo Akinade and Omari Douglas (both 5-1) are joint second favourites and Olly Alexander comes next in the betting at 6-1.

Rumours: Doctor Who producers have hinted that the next Time Lord will be a woman, according to a new report

Rumours: Doctor Who producers have hinted that the next Time Lord will be a woman, according to a new report

Jodie has said previously that she is leaving the coveted role this year because she feels it needs ‘new energy’ but the star also confessed that she isn’t sure if she is making the correct decision.

The actress admitted to Entertainment Weekly that it felt strange to feel sad because she had made the decision to leave.

She said: ‘It’s a really bizarre feeling, because it’s the best time I’ve ever had on a job, and I made the decision to leave it, so it’s a really strange thing to do to yourself.’

She went on: ‘It was a wonderfully-celebratory-slash-grief-ridden day that I could spend with the family that I’d made.

‘I suppose the best thing about it is that the episodes are still on. So until they’re off, I don’t have to really get my head around the fact that it’s not my part!’

Doctor Who: Legend Of The Sea Devils will premiere on BBC One on Sunday April 17.

Could it be you? Production notes for the next series of the BBC's sci-fi show suggest a female will be starring yet again, claims The Mirror, as Lydia West (pictured) is tipped to take over

Could it be you? Production notes for the next series of the BBC’s sci-fi show suggest a female will be starring yet again, claims The Mirror, as Lydia West (pictured) is tipped to take over

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