BBC The One Show fans all say the same thing about chaotic Doctor Who interview

BBC fans who tuned into The One Show today quickly took to social media after they watched Doctor Who stars Ncuti Gatwa and Millie Gibson appear alongside soap star Michelle Collins.

Speaking to Roman Kemp and Alex Jones, the three famous actors sat on the red sofa to talk about their respective television projects and upcoming news. However, the conversation got out of hand with plenty of laughs and interrupting occuring.

This delighted some fans who loved the show's energy, but one fan complained about everyone "shouting" over each other. One penned on X: "Any chance the producers could have a word and ask them all to stop talking and shouting over each other? Roman and Alex the worst! #TheOneShow." (sic)

However, some fans disagreed and thought the show was "funny". One person tweeted: "Tonight's @BBCTheOneShow has been the funniest for a long time love you Ncuti, Millie and @missmcollins #TheOneShow @bbcdoctorwho."

A second chimed in: "Ncuti Gatwa and Mille Gibson: a couple of bezzies having a laugh. What's not to love? #TheOneShow #DoctorWho."

A third said: "Michelle Collins on The One Show - love her so fabulous and also super bright," as a fourth also wrote: "I need an episode of Doctor Who with Ncuti, Millie and Michelle Collins. I know Michelles characters dead ( but so was Cindy in EastEnders) so no reason she cant go back to Doctor Who, she was funny with Ncuti and Millie on the one show tonight. #DoctorWho #theoneshow."

Another fan also commented on X: "Obsessed with Michelle Collins with Ncuti and Millie on the One Show. We need her as a companion pronto."

The BBC fantasy series is set to return for its 14th season in May, with Ncuti Gatwa starting his travels as the Fifteenth Doctor alongside new companion Ruby Sunday (Millie Gibson).

Meanwhile, Michelle recently returned to play her iconic role of Cindy Beale on EastEnders. The actress last appeared in Albert Square 25 years ago when she was "killed" off-screen in 1998.

Cindy arrived on EastEnders as Cindy Williams, who later married Ian Beale (Adam Woodyat) and ended up having four children with three different men; Lucy Beale, Peter Beale, Cindy Williams Jr and Steven Beale.