In an interview with BANG Showbiz (via Digital Spy), Williams spoke candidly about the prospect of her reprising the role of the immortal maker of machinations. It seems that, as far as Williams is concerned, the role of Ashildr/Me might as well be for “no one,” because she is apparently finished with the series. As Williams states unequivocally: Yet, Williams’ heavily hyped Doctor Who run turned out to be, thus far, the most poignant performance of her young career. The role actually allowed Williams to get surprisingly deep in range, first manifesting as a young Viking girl, Ashildr, saved by the Doctor from death with an immortality-endowing Mire repair kit. The character made subsequent appearances in different eras in the Doctor’s time travels, even into the future and at the very end of the universe, each time increasingly bitter about her long life and making occasional trouble for her former life-saver. read more: Game of Thrones Season 8 Predictions and Theories In the meantime, after experiencing a major showrunner switch, Doctor Who won’t be back until the 2016 Christmas special. However, you can catch Maisie Williams’ return to Game of Thrones in the midst of a blinding predicament when Season 6 premieres on April 24 on HBO. read more: Game of Thrones Season 8 – Everything We Know
