TV host and beloved British icon Rylan Clark is making waves once again, as he is set to appear in the highly anticipated second series of Doctor Who. This special episode draws inspiration from none other than the Eurovision Song Contest, promising an interstellar experience.
Rylan Clark Joins the Whoniverse
Rylan, known for his charismatic hosting on popular British TV shows such as This Morning and Dating Naked, will play himself in this unique Doctor Who episode crafted by the talented Russell T Davies. The episode teases a grand spectacle, with Rylan taking center stage at a massive stadium, introducing the "Interstellar Song Contest" alongside a feline companion.
Donning a luxurious red velvet suit, his signature slicked-back hair, and impeccably preened beard, the 32-year-old queer star greets the universe with enthusiasm, "Welcome… to the Interstellar Song Contest!" His exuberance is met with cheers from a cosmic audience, one fan excitedly exclaiming, "I love a good show!"
The official Doctor Who social media channels welcomed Rylan to the Whoniverse with a post: "Who better to host the Interstellar Song Contest? Please welcome @Rylan to the Whoniverse." It’s a fitting role for Rylan, who has long been associated with song contests ever since his rise to fame on The X Factor UK in 2012, where he dazzled his way to the live shows and finished in fifth place.
Rylan’s involvement in the show marks a dream fulfilled, as he shared on social media, "Genuinely never thought in my wildest dreams I’d be able to say I was part of the Whoniverse. A full-on dream come true. Hope you enjoy x." This sentiment was echoed in a statement where Rylan expressed, "As a massive Whovian, getting the call to be in Doctor Who was a call I’ve always dreamed of getting. The episode is all my favourite things about the show with an added song contest set in space. It really is a dream come true. I can’t wait for everyone to see it. It really is going to be out of this world."
A Star-Studded Doctor Who Season
The upcoming Doctor Who season, poised to premiere in April, promises an exciting array of adventures and guest stars. The "Eurovision in space" episode is set to potentially coincide with the real-world Eurovision Song Contest final on May 17, creating a thrilling crossover moment for fans.
The trailer for the new season offers glimpses of Ncuti Gatwa returning for his second season as the Doctor, joined by new companion Varada Sethu. The preview hints at thrilling encounters, including dinosaur skeletons on the loose and Alan Cumming as the unlikely villain Mr. Ring-a-Ding, a character sure to delight and surprise.
Additional guest appearances for the series include Anita Dobson from EastEnders and Ariyon Bakare, known for his role in Mr. Loverman. Meanwhile, Bonnie Langford makes a return, adding to the nostalgia and excitement surrounding the new season.
The show’s reach is expanding, with Doctor Who series two set to air on BBC One and iPlayer in the UK starting April 12. International fans can also indulge in the adventures, as the series will be available for streaming on Disney+.
Join the conversation! Share your thoughts on this exciting Doctor Who episode and the involvement of Rylan Clark. Remember to keep the discussion respectful and celebrate the joy and diversity that Rylan and the Doctor Who series bring to our screens.
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