Two seasons deep in this latest "Doctor who", 15 after the first rebirth series began, and the incredible 26 after the franchise first arrived in 1963, the desired science/fantasy series will go where it never has before: in another medium in full. Nkuti Gatva's casting as the latest doctor and Varada Setu as the latest companion Belinda Chandra were instant hits, but it would not be appropriate "who" without an unexpected turnaround or two. This time around, Common production of BBC/Disney They are animate to us - literally.

Whovians are certainly accustomed to the usual premise of this show, which includes companions during their heads, who have engulfed the fantastic adventures of the doctor. Season 1 has turned into a pleasant surprising success (as seen in the movie review here)With Russell T. Davis made his big return as a shower, executive producer and writer. Season 2 is trying to keep the good times to roll by accepting the old and new ones. The previous companion Ruby Sunday (Milli Gibson) is once again in the mix, but the real show-stoper here has something to do with something we have never seen from "Who" at any time of its past. As he desperately tried to return his new companion in the time and place where he belongs, the good doctor naturally makes things a little more ... Complicated. Enter Tardis, some time noise in the distant past and the future, and even a shocking tap in the world of animation.

For all this and more, check out the new trailer above!