It’s been two months since Rwandan-Scottish actor Ncuti Gatwa bowed out as Doctor Who in the latest series of the BBC sci-fi favourite.
He had only played the Timelord for two years - and was the 15th actor to take on the role.
Since then there’s been plenty of speculation as to what the future holds for the franchaise but there has been no announcement of a follow-up series.
The programme has been suffering from tumbling ratings, with Disney and the BBC, who co-own the frachaise, remaining tight-lipped.
But that hasn’t stopped people wondering who the next Doctor could be be, should the show be renewed.
Here are the 15 favourites to take over ownership of the sonic screwdriver, according to the experts at gambling.com.
9. Lydia West - 9/2
'Years and Years' star Lydia West is already part of the Who Universe, having voice the character Vivien in the audio play 'Doctor Who: The Sorcerer of Albion'. She's a 9/2 shot to take on the title role next. | Getty Images
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10. Diane Morgan - 5/1
First finding fame as her comedic alter-ego Philomena Cunk, Diane Morganhas gone on to write and star in comedy 'Mandy' and appear in the likes of 'Motherland' and 'After Life'. She's priced at 5/1 to add Doctor Who to her impressive CV. | Getty Images
11. Stephen Merchant - 5/1
Still most famous for his work with Ricky Gervais - the pair wrote and starred in 'The Office', 'Extras' and 'Life Is Short' - Stephen Merchant is 5/1 to be the new inhabitant of the TARDIS. | Getty Images
12. Martin Freeman - 11/2
Martin Freeman, who shot to fame as Tim in 'The Office' is another actor who is part of the Marvel Cinematic Universe (he plays CIA agent Everett K. Ross). He's 11/2 to star in another franchaise - this time on the small screen as the Timelord. | Getty Images