Everyone's favorite TV personality, Rylan Clark, renowned as a vibrant LGBTQ+ advocate, has snagged a guest spot in Doctor Who's upcoming season. Given Rylan's electrifying TV presence, it's no surprise that his episode draws inspiration from none other than Eurovision—a perfect fit considering his entertainment roots.
Rylan, beloved from shows like *This Morning* and *Dating Naked*, will get a unique chance—he's playing himself in this episode, part and parcel with Russell T Davies' fresh take on Doctor Who. Fans got a sneak peek in a teaser trailer, where our dazzling host shares a stage with a feline co-star, readying himself amidst a stadium's grandeur. His task? To unveil an "Interstellar Song Contest."
Enveloped in a plush red velvet suit, his hair slicked back and beard perfectly groomed, Rylan's charisma shines through. His spirited introduction, "Welcome…to The Interstellar Song Contest!" meets roaring cheers from an imaginary audience, highlighting that timeless charm and knack he has with crowds.
Rylan's debut in Doctor Who's "Interstellar Song Contest" episode feels tailor-made, considering his rich past with music contests. He first caught our eyes on *The X Factor UK* back in 2012—remember that? He wasn't crowned winner, but fifth place hasn't exactly held him back. These days, he's a familiar face and voice on Eurovision coverage with BBC, offering insights and commentary since 2018.
Brimming with excitement, Rylan couldn't help sharing on social media: "Joining Doctor Who was a dream come true. Genuinely never thought in my wildest dreams I'd be part
The enthusiastic fan response? Overwhelming. One fan expressed their shock, delight, and can't-wait attitude upon hearing Rylan's Doctor Who involvement.
This "Eurovision in space" episode's timing with Eurovision's final on May 17 could add an extra sprinkle—maybe more than a sprinkle—of fan delight. Rylan himself couldn't help but gush, saying, "As a massive Whovian, getting that call was a dream. The episode has everything I love about Doctor Who, with a song contest twist in space. I can't wait!" It's shaping up, in his words, "to be out-of-this-world."
The new Doctor Who series, landing on April 12, teases fans with thrilling scenes—Nctui Gatwa returns, alongside Varada Sethu as they dive headfirst, facing dinosaur skeletons and even a brand-new villain played by Alan Cumming. Keep your eyes peeled!
Star-studded appearances abound, with EastEnders' Anita Dobson and Mr Loverman's Ariyon Bakare jumping aboard. Catch it all on BBC One and iPlayer in Britain, or stream globally on Disney+.
With such a stellar cast and adventurous storyline, Doctor Who's latest season will surely enrapture seasoned fans and newcomers. Rylan's guest role? It's a cherry on top, offering something a bit different that'll make this episode a standout treat, especially if you're a Doctor Who loyalist or a Eurovision follower.
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