Peter Capaldi had his last outing as the iconic BBC character last night, as he was replaced by *gasp* a woman. Jodie Whittaker replaced Capaldi, in what critics are describing as a "graceful" changing of the guard.
Whittaker has already had an ace career, appearing in the Oscar nominated 'Venus', an episode of Black Mirror and a heap more. She'll next be seen in cinemas in the boxing drama 'Journeyman'.
So my 6 yr old grandson just watched the #DrWho regeneration from Capaldi to Whittaker.
"Is the Doctor a girl now?"
"Yes"
He thinks for a minute. "Can she do that?"
"Yes."
"Cool. Can I have a peach?"So no biggie then.#Whovians #DoctorWho
— YaHoo, Seriously! (@AusGroucho) December 26, 2017
Welcome Jodie Whittaker as the first female Doctor Who. Something tells me she’ll be even more badass than her male predecessors #DrWho #DoctorWho pic.twitter.com/a5yd63YOb7
— Parveen Agnihotri (@Parveen_Comms) December 25, 2017
“Hate is always foolish, Love is always wise.” Really excited for Jodie Whittaker as the new #DrWho inspiring a new generation. pic.twitter.com/9nvO3AAqRw
— Ben Howlett (@benhowlettuk) December 25, 2017
And she’s here 😬😬ðŸ'?ðŸ'? #DrWho #JodieWhittaker #bbc #DoctorWhoXmas pic.twitter.com/4CutDtvOFB
— Helette Gelderblom (@Helette) December 25, 2017
Not the biggest Dr Who fan, but when the doctor regenerates as a woman for the first time ever I’m here. #drwho pic.twitter.com/U99EDhFZP9
— Annie Parker 🌈 (@annie_parker) December 26, 2017
#PeterCapaldi fare the well a wonderful doctor, you will be missed.#DrWho pic.twitter.com/4HD3iPFXCB
— Tanya B (@whovian_loved) December 26, 2017
All emotional in our house watching my friend appear as #DrWho Super proud of her. And her outfit rocks.
— Nadia Stacey (@nadias1977) December 26, 2017
