Savior
Savior seems to a strange word for this, but the title may be given to Ray Winstone. In this article from Radio Times, they mention Walsh could have had doubts about his job on Doctor Who, because of several different reasons.
Well, one may want to ask how someone would be called a savior. This is a case of one man being very convincing. Winstone may have had several conversations or just one or even a couple. The article doesn’t mention how many times they spoke about the subject. All you read is Winstone telling elling him how good of actor He is and pushing him go back.
Starting from this point, let’s ask the question, why did Chris Chibnall cast Bradley Walsh. Apparently Walsh first of all fit the bill as far as Chibnall deciding on what he wanted. But then one must wonder does his acting experience lend to being a companion on Doctor Who.
His acting career contains many different types of shows. The National Lottery, Sarah Jane Adventures for one episode, ITV’s The Chase, and others. People who watch him in these types of shows wonder how will that translate on the set of Doctor Who. Is he good enough to make the grade?
Thanks to Winstone, fans will not know what things will be like without Walsh there. It is because of his work Walsh stayed the course. He did not know who his character was going to be or anything else but chose to stay on board. That is a great thing.
Fans will now see how his work on Law and Order UK translates in Doctor Who. How will it? Well, that will come very soon. Fans only have a few weeks until the premiere of Season 11. Most are ready and can hardly wait to see Walsh and everyone else in action.
Will the wait be worth it? Will Walsh make Doctor Who better? Well, that will all be answered on October 7th when Season 11 premieres. Fans will know what Walsh brings to plate after seeing him in action. The wait is not long so, they are hoping for great shows and amazing adventures with the new cast and crew.
