Overnight, The Legend Of Ruby Sunday was watched by 2.12m on BBC One. Consolidated, the episode was watched by 3.49m making it the 19th highest rating programme of the week. This figure includes those who watched on devices and pre-BBC One transmission on iPlayer.
Overnight, Empire Of Death was watched by 2.25m on BBC One. This figure does not include those who watched pre-BBC One broadcast on iPlayer. The final consolidated value will be released early next week.
Inside this issue Previews of the thrilling season finale, Empire of Death, and the new Tales of the TARDIS episode, Pyramids of Mars – a new presentation of a seventies classic! The Changing Face of Susan Twist – as the mystery behind her character is resolved, she reflects on her role in the latest season… The men from UNIT – Lenny Rush (aka new scientific adviser Morris Gibbons) and Alexander Devrient (Colonel Ibrahim) share their experiences of working on the season finale. Indira Varma on…
Doctor Who’s The Legend of Ruby Sunday saw the Doctor and UNIT investigate Ruby’s past. But as the Time Window revealed horrifying secrets from Christmas Eve, the mysterious Triad Technology unleashed the greatest evil of all… Sutekh. Originally airing in 1975, four part story Pyramids of Mars saw the Fourth Doctor (Tom Baker) and Sarah Jane Smith (Elisabeth Sladen) battle the almighty Sutekh – voiced by Gabriel Woolf. As the Doctor and Ruby travel to the Pyramids of Mars in a brand new…
Rogue saw the show bounce back from last week’s series low to this week’s consolidated audience of 3.52M viewers (up 140k). It was the most-watched show on Saturday 8th July (#Casualty took 2nd with 3.01m).
Following on from The Legend of Ruby Sunday, in which the Doctor and Ruby came face to face with one of the Doctor’s greatest enemies, Sutekh (played by original actor Gabriel Woolf), the pair are set to take a trip down memory lane in Tales of the TARDIS: Pyramids of Mars. The brand-new episode will feature an appearance from the Fifteenth Doctor (Ncuti Gatwa) and Ruby Sunday (Millie Gibson) for the very first time in Tales of the TARDIS. Originally airing…
Candy Jar Books is pleased to announce that Stop the Clock!, the latest instalment of The Lucy Wilson Mysteries, is now available for pre-order exclusively from the Candy Jar website. The Lucy Wilson Mysteries series first started back in 2018 and even though it was spearheaded by the talented Sue Hampton the series has since been very male-led, with Stop the Clock! being the first full-length novel written by a female writer since. Author, Cherry Cobb, is very excited to be…
Against its toughest competition to date with the Euros on ITV1, The Legend Of Ruby Sunday was watched by 2.02m on BBC One. This figure does not include those who watched pre-BBC One broadcast on iPlayer. The official consolidated 7 day value will be published next Monday.
‘Space Babies’, ’73 Yards’, ‘Rogue’ and ‘The Church on Ruby Road’ will publish on 8th August in paperback and audiobook. Space Babies BY ALISON RUMFITT In space, something can hear you scream. And that something is coming. On her first adventure in outer space, Ruby learns that the universe is bigger, more colourful, and crazier than she could ever have imagined. She also learns that even the Doctor can feel afraid – and that certain nightmares are all too real……
Radio Times looks ahead to the thrilling Doctor Who finale in the latest issue. There has been a great deal written in response to the new series of Doctor Who in recent weeks, some of which you will have read in our Feedback pages. But whether you’re an avid fan or a casual viewer, how the show is received is very important to its future, and to the future of the BBC. This latest incarnation of Doctor Who is “a canary down…