That's not all, either, as an exciting guest star has also been announced. Alan Cumming, star of the Fox X-Men movies and also the host of The Traitors in the US, has a voice role

Disney+ and the BBC have set an April 12 premiere date for season two Doctor Who, starring Ncuti Gatwa as the Doctor. (The show reset its season numbering with the most recent installment, which aired last year. Gutwa is the Fifteenth Doctor in the show’s long history, which dates back to 1963.)

Season 2 of Ncuti Gatwa’s “Doctor Who” is right around the corner, and Alan Cumming is coming along for the ride. Disney and the BBC revealed on Wednesday that a new adventure through time and space will premiere on April 12 at 12 a.

Cumming will guest star in the second episode as Mr Ring-a-Ding It’s time to set your alarms! The Doctor (Ncuti Gatwa) is on his way back to your screens, this time with a new addition to the TARDIS,

Doctor Who will be returning for season 2 (aka the second season of Ncuti Gatwa’s Fifteenth Doctor) on April 12. Like the past Gatwa seasons and specials, the show will premiere around the world at the same time, streaming on Disney Plus in the U.S. at the same time it drops in the U.K. on BBC.

BBC and Disney+ have announced Doctor Who season 2's premiere date, sharing new posters and story details along with a first look at Alan Cumming (The Traitors) as sinister new villain Mr Ring-a-Ding.

No, it's not a TARDIS materialising somewhere — some_time_ — nearby; it's the sound of brand spanking new Doctor Who Season 2 (or Series 15, or 41, depending who you ask) flying in direct from the BBC.