Doctor Who Star Confirms Mystery Surrounding Their Character Will Be Solved In Upcoming Season

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Summary

  • Mrs. Flood’s enigmatic personality and strange knowledge about the TARDIS and the Doctor piqued the audience’s interest.
  • Fans anxiously await Season 15 to uncover Mrs. Flood’s true nature after watching her in Season 14.
  • Anita Dobson promises fans that they will find out her character’s true identity by the end of Season 15.

This year, we’re excitedly looking forward to the return of Doctor Who, as one of its stars has hinted at revealing more about their cryptic persona, promising to solve long-standing mysteries.

In a show as legendary as Doctor Who, which boasts an impressive legacy of more than six decades, various characters have been introduced. Some of these characters have left a lasting impression, fueling numerous discussions about their roles. One such intriguing character appeared in the 2023 Christmas special titled “The Church on Ruby Road” and continued to mesmerize audiences during Season 14. The mystery surrounding this character has drawn much attention from fans, and the upcoming season is set to unveil their true identity.

In a recent interview, Anita Dobson, known for portraying Mrs. Flood in ‘Doctor Who’, addressed the ongoing speculation surrounding her character. She hinted that by the end of the current series, viewers will finally uncover who Mrs. Flood is and understand her enigmatic nature. Dobson further mentioned that numerous fans have shared their theories about her character with her, some of which came remarkably close to the secret they’ve been keeping regarding Mrs. Flood.

Some have nearly hit the mark of truth, while others left me impressed, almost in awe. Here’s hoping Russell is tuned in, as I eagerly anticipate further exploration, as this experience has been nothing short of wonderful. I hold Mrs. Flood dear to my heart.

In the show, Mrs. Flood captivated the viewers due to her unexpected understanding of the TARDIS, going as far as referring to it by name and hinting at it through a wink towards the audience. This unusual familiarity with the TARDIS led many to ponder about her background and objectives. One of the widely-discussed fan theories suggests that Mrs. Flood might have been a past companion, or even the Doctor’s granddaughter, Susan Foreman, given her connections with the Doctor and TARDIS. Some also believed she could lure Ruby back to the TARDIS.

Other viewers speculated that Mrs. Flood embodies the modern version of the Guardian of Time due to her cryptic remarks and ability to predict future events. Some went so far as to suggest she could be a villain on account of her mysterious behavior. Others thought she might be the Rani, an infamous enemy of the Doctor. Intriguingly, some fans see her name “Flood” as an anagram for “Rani.”

In the Season 14 finale, Mrs. Flood said, “I’m sorry to say, his story ends in absolute terror” before saying, “Night, night” with a smile. Her delivery of this line was joyful, adding another layer of intrigue to her character.

Without a shadow of a doubt, one of the most captivating aspects from the last season was uncovering Mrs. Flood’s true identity, and it’s certain that viewers will be thrilled to eventually discover who she really is. However, according to Dobson’s remarks, it seems we might have to wait through numerous episodes before this secret comes to light. She mentioned that fans would learn about her genuine identity “by the end” of the series. It appears that her true character won’t be revealed in the early episodes, and instead, viewers will likely have to stay tuned until possibly the final episode to delve deeper into Mrs. Flood’s background, understand why she knows so much about the TARDIS, and discover her real intentions. Her identity could potentially be a hero, an old companion, a family member of the Doctor, or even a villain. The revelation of Mrs. Flood’s true identity is definitely something to look forward to in the upcoming season.

Doctor Who Season 14 premieres on Disney Plus in May 2025.

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2025-01-30 23:24