RUMOUR: DAVID TENNANT BACK AS “NEXT” DOCTOR

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[Ciaphas Cain]

has a dr ever regenerated in his former body?

Maybe. In the fiftieth anniversary special Tom Baker (Fourth Doctor) appeared as the museum's curator, telling Matt Smith's Doctor that in years to come he might revisit past appearances "but only the favorites".

[mylife]

I missed that

[Redcitizen]

“a show that lost a substantial amount of viewers in recent years.”

Going woke with female doctors, LGBTQ and social justice issues will cause a loss of viewers.

[Manic_Episode]

Bring back Tom Baker!

[mware]

Weren't there several doctors to appear in that 50th anniversity episode? Loved when the London Olympics featured The Doctor in their opening ceremonies.

[mylife]

[Vaquero]

Not a fan either.

[TangoLimaSierra]

As long as they don't bring this thing back. Hated everything about her. Ruined the whole season for me.

[nesnah]

That looks like Psaki’s abortive mother.

[philippa]

Oh I hope this is true! Love David Tennant. He was incredibly funny in Staged.

[poinq]

I hope this means they are getting good writers too.

[PapaBear3625]

I stopped watching when the Lady Doctor arrived, I won’t go back until they fire every last writer from that incarnation.

[pepsi_junkie]

He left because the production staff I guess were mean to him or something. They are bringing his producer back so I doubt he would return.

just dropping all the woke BS would go a long way. But if they won't then even a time travelling Tom Baker from 1976 taking the role cant make it watchable.

[Claud]

Me neither....I refuse to watch it.

If they were more creative and weren’t so stuck on their idiotic liberal “first woman Doctor!!!!” squee-fest, they coulda done this story:

The 12th Doctor disappears for a while. No one knows where he is or what he is doing. Next season, post-Capaldi, the BBC announces they are going to cast Jodie Whittaker as Romana...going on adventures, possibly searching for the Doctor? Maybe bring back Lalla Ward for a cameo.

I woulda watched the stuffing outta that.

[gnarledmaw]

I havent watched since the 80s. Seems I have some catching up to do.

[pepsi_junkie]

They had a special with a couple of the doctors when Matt Smith had the role and at the end Smith is sitting in a cosmic art galley and the curator stops in to say hello. it was Tom Baker and its hinted at that a time lord can revisit an "old favorite" face and your left to wonder 'was that....?'

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1cbQVfVfSrI

[Reily]

It also would have been interesting to introduce some other Time Lords who somehow survived the destruction of Gallifrey. How did they do that? That’s why you have writers! Time Lords are masters of time and space. Show some creativity and tell us how they did it!

That would have been worth watching!

[newfreep]

I found Dr Who to be extraordinarily boring based on YouTube snippets I watched.

But I did enjoy watching the episodes with this couple..."Come along, Ponds!"

[TalBlack]

It’s amazing the way the Brits routinely replace major characters on shows and it doesn’t seem to hurt the ratings. Some shows, over a few years, they replace EVERYBODY and the show plays on! I don’t have the sense that that’d work on American TV.

[mass55th]

"I must be the only English speaking person on earth who's never seen Doctor Who."

You're not alone. I've never watched the series either, and I've got loads of DNA from the Brits, the Scots, and the Welsh. I watch a lot of UK programming because I download it on the internet. I love David Tennant. He's a great actor, and can play any role. He and Michael Sheen were great in "Good Omens," and a second season has been ordered. Lord only knows when it will air. Tennant's most recent series to be aired is "Around the World in 80 Days" on PBS. He plays Phileas Fogg. He was also excellent as the evil Kilgrave in Netflix's "Jessica Jones" (Marvel).