We haven't even had Christmas yet, but already Peter Capaldi has been dropping hints about next year's series of Doctor Who.
"We've got all kinds of things - we've got Romans, we've got robots, we've got serpents," he told The Guardian.
We're assuming that's not all in the same episode? Though this is Doctor Who, so it very well could be...
Capaldi also spoke about the challenges of tackling a third series - and how he never wants his Doctor to be "bland".
"The danger of Doctor Who is... that the character has to tick boxes, so I try to keep dragging him away from those boxes," he said. "The thing is, he changes all the time."
Doctor Who's head writer Steven Moffat had previously told press including Digital Spy that the next run of episodes "sort of reboots" the long-running BBC sci-fi series.
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"Because we're going with a new companion for the new series, it sort of reboots Doctor Who back to its simplest, purest form, where it's mad adventures with your nutty uncle from space," he suggested.
Doctor Who will return to our screens on Christmas Day with festive special 'The Return of Doctor Mysterio' airing at 5.45pm on BBC One.
A full 10th series will then follow in early 2017, with actress Pearl Mackie joining the show as new companion Bill Potts.
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