Doctor Who: Peter Capaldi hints Jenna Coleman is already coming back
'I'm not sure how successfully Clara was able to wipe his mind'
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Your support makes all the difference.Doctor Who may not be returning to our screens until 2017 (not including a Christmas special), but already Peter Capaldi is teasing fans about what is to come.
Speaking at Awesome Con in Washington DC, Capaldi and Jenna Coleman - who played past companion, Clara Oswald - spoke about the Doctor’s mind-wipe in the last episode of Doctor Who, ‘Mind Wipe’.
"I'm not sure how successfully Clara was able to wipe his mind," Capaldi teased, according to Radio Times. "I just… I was about to tell you something I can't tell you."
Despite trying to contain his own excitement, however, Capaldi let slip some news: "I just shot something that Clara was still there in!”
While this is not confirmation Coleman will be back, it certainly inspires hope she may at least cameo in either the Christmas special or 2017’s series.
He may have also been referring to a different project, yet rumour has it the tenth season of the rebooted Doctor Who is set to film in just two weeks; could he be referring to some pre-production work?
Even if Coleman does return to the TARDIS for a brief scene, she likely won’t be stopping around as Pearl Mackie is set to become The Doctor’s new companion.
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