In an interview with Cultbox just prior to the release of Christina Chong’s “Doctor Who” episode back in 2011, the actor spoke about her experience working on the show. She noted the complex script writing of then-showrunner Steven Moffat as a particular highlight. “I had to read the script a good three times to understand it, but even then he leaves you with a cloud of mystery, which is great for an actor,” Chong explained. “That way you get to use your imagination and invent your own little stories.”
The opportunity to guest star on an episode of “Doctor Who” was especially compelling for Chong at the time, as she had become a fan of the series since its revival in 2005 with Christopher Eccleston’s Ninth Doctor. When asked whether or not she would like to return to the show in the future, she responded, “Yes, without a doubt.”
Nonetheless, quite some time has passed since Chong’s “Doctor Who” debut, and she has moved on to larger roles. In an interview with TV Fanatic, she spoke about the value of playing La’an on “Star Trek: Strange New Worlds” compared to previous guest star credit. “Y’know, Lorna Bucket is very much ‘she is what she is,'” she explained. “And with all the other franchises, you’re in it for one reason, you’re playing one particular role, and that’s what it is, and it’s great. But this allows me to go to places that I just have so much fun with.”
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