'It's coming straight for us' Doctor Who releases trailer for Easter special

Doctor Who Legend of the Sea Devils is the newest special from the time-travelling franchise. Jodie Whittaker has held the mantle of Doctor Who for the last few years, and this special is her penultimate outing before she steps down later this year. The new trailer has whipped fans into a frenzy, with many stating that it is “beautiful” and “epic”.

The upcoming Doctor Who Easter special Legend of the Sea Devils takes the Doctor and her TARDIS team out to sea.

The trailer begins with Doctor Who (played by Jodie Whittaker), Dan Lewis (John Bishop) and Yasmin Khan (Mandip Gill) standing onboard a ship looking out to sea.

“Sea Devil”, the Doctor states.

A giant beast is then seen submerging below the ocean line as Dan adds: “It’s coming straight for us…”

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The new trailer was released in the evening of Saturday, April 2, and within hours, thousands of fans commented on social media about it and shared their theories about what was in store for the TV special.

It was posted on the show’s official YouTube channel, which has 1.6 million followers and said: “Legend of the Sea Devils: TRAILER | Doctor Who.

“Swashbuckle your seatbelts 17.04.22.”

With the show just days away from airing, spectators seem to be impressed by the short video.

However, not everyone was a fan, @FilTheDalek tweeted his feelings about the trailer and said: “Other than the CGI, the only good thing about this is that we are closer to the end of the Chibnall era [Show writer Chris Chibnall].”

Jack Thursby remarked: “It looks embarrassingly bad… and that’s just the trailer.”

The special’s synopsis states: “In a swashbuckling special adventure, the Doctor (Jodie Whittaker), Yaz (Mandip Gill) and Dan (John Bishop) come face to fin with one of the Doctor’s oldest adversaries: the Sea Devils. 

“Why has legendary pirate queen Madam Ching (Crystal Yu) come searching for a lost treasure? 

source: express.co.uk