While that cannot be confirmed at the moment, here’s what we do know. The Fourteenth Doctor’s adventures will last for three special episodes airing in November 2023. They will be followed by a new series during the holiday season starring Gatwa’s Fifteenth Doctor and his new companion Ruby Sunday, who is played by “Coronation Street” star Millie Gibson.
Carole Ann Ford, who originated the role of Susan, is still alive and has returned to the world of “Doctor Who” on numerous occasions over the years. If there’s an opportunity for Ford to return onscreen alongside the latest incarnation of her grandfather, then I don’t see why Davies and company wouldn’t welcome her back with open arms. Or, if for some reason that doesn’t pan out, Susan is also from Gallifrey. As a Time Lord herself, it would make sense if she has also regenerated over the years. If that’s the case, then the Doctor’s granddaughter could play a much larger role on Team TARDIS moving forward. Since RTD has a penchant for spinoffs like “The Sarah Jane Adventures” and “Torchwood,” maybe there’s even a new show in the cards for a regenerated Susan.
Of course, we’re getting a little ahead of ourselves at this point. With all this talk of classic “Doctor Who” amidst Davies’ upcoming return, there’s a whole universe of possibilities out there. For all we know, we might even catch up with the Doctor’s daughter too. But that’s a conversation for another day.
Will We Finally See What Happened To The Doctor’s Granddaughter On Doctor Who?
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