Goran Višnjić (ER, Timeless) and Robert Glenister (Cold Feet, Curfew) have been tapped for guest starring roles in the upcoming twelfth season of Doctor Who, which is set to premiere in early 2020. 
Doctor Who has landed two high-profile guest stars. Stephen Fry (24: Live Another Day, Bones) and Sir Lenny Henry (The Syndicate, Broadchurch) have signed on to appear in the show's upcoming twelfth season. They will both appear in the season premiere. 
Doctor Who is bringing back The Judoon for the show's twelfth season, which is presently filming ahead of a 2020 premiere. Additionally, Neil Stuke (Doctor Foster, Silk, Silent Witness) has been set to guest star in an unspecified role. The Judoon were first introduced in the 2007 episode Smith And Jones, in which they terrorised the Tenth Doctor and Martha Jones on the moon. The rhino-headed, brutish intergalactic police are returning to cause havoc and they are on a deadly mission: But what for? And why has it brought them to present-day Gloucester? 
BBC One has released the trailer for the Doctor Who New Year’s special, which is set to premiere on New Year’s Day (Tuesday January 1st) at 7pm. The Doctor Who New Year's special will premiere on New Year's Day (Tuesday January 1st) at 7pm, it has been announced. 
The eleventh season of Doctor Who - the first to feature Jodie Whittaker as the Doctor - will premiere on BBC One on Sunday October 7th at 6:45pm, it has been announced. 