A GLEE-style dance scene with Strictly stars strutting their stuff is set to shock Doctor Who fans in the new series.
Pro dancer Johannes Radebe and head judge Shirley Ballas will be joining the Time Lord Ncuti Gatwa and his sidekick Millie Gibson for the Swinging Sixties skit.
The scene, unlike anything done before on the BBC sci-fi show, will be in second episode, The Devil's Chord, which is a homage to the 1960s and The Beatles in particular.
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