The new taser sees David Tennant return to the beloved sci-fi series, taking on the role of the Fourteenth Doctor, and he’s not the only Doctor Who veteran making a comeback. The teaser gave us a major nostalgia overload because it also sees Catherine Tate return as Donna Noble.

Tate famously left the Doctor Who universe behind after Donna’s memories about her time with the Doctor were erased, but it seems she’s still haunted by them. “Sometimes, I think there’s something missing. Like I had something lovely and it’s gone,” she says in the teaser.

In addition to reuniting us with some of the old fan favorites, the teaser also introduced us to the Fifteenth Doctor, played by the Sex Education star Ncuti Gatwa.

Doctor Who will return to BBC in November, in the form of the three-hour-long 60th-anniversary special. Gatwa will take over from Tennant following this TV spectacle, and give us his own take on the Time Lord in Season 14, set to premiere in 2024.

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After 13 years on air — and 5 incarnations — Doctor Who has received its highest-ever ratings.

The series, which follows the Time Lord through various realms and eras, was rebooted in 2005 with Christopher Eccleston portraying the 9th Doctor.

Since then, the role of the Doctor has been played by David Tennant, Matt Smith, and Peter Capaldi.

Producers decided to take a different direction following Peter’s departure last year by making the 13th Doctor a woman!

The risk now seems to have paid off as Jodie Whitaker’s debut as The Doctor on the 7th of October was the most-watched, earning 10.9 million viewers.

It trumps the initial reboot of the show where Eccleston’s introduction to audiences scored 10.8 million viewers.

Jodie’s debut also eclipses Tennant’s at 8 million, Smith who garnered 7.7 million, and Capaldi with 6.8 million.

Well done, Jodie!

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The new taser sees David Tennant return to the beloved sci-fi series, taking on the role of the Fourteenth Doctor, and he’s not the only Doctor Who veteran making a comeback. The teaser gave us a major nostalgia overload because it also sees Catherine Tate return as Donna Noble.

Tate famously left the Doctor Who universe behind after Donna’s memories about her time with the Doctor were erased, but it seems she’s still haunted by them. “Sometimes, I think there’s something missing. Like I had something lovely and it’s gone,” she says in the teaser.

In addition to reuniting us with some of the old fan favorites, the teaser also introduced us to the Fifteenth Doctor, played by the Sex Education star Ncuti Gatwa.

Doctor Who will return to BBC in November, in the form of the three-hour-long 60th-anniversary special. Gatwa will take over from Tennant following this TV spectacle, and give us his own take on the Time Lord in Season 14, set to premiere in 2024.

The post BBC’s “Doctor Who” Christmas Teaser Will Give You Nostalgia Overload appeared first on TheDailyDay.

After 13 years on air — and 5 incarnations — Doctor Who has received its highest-ever ratings.

The series, which follows the Time Lord through various realms and eras, was rebooted in 2005 with Christopher Eccleston portraying the 9th Doctor.

Since then, the role of the Doctor has been played by David Tennant, Matt Smith, and Peter Capaldi.

Producers decided to take a different direction following Peter’s departure last year by making the 13th Doctor a woman!

The risk now seems to have paid off as Jodie Whitaker’s debut as The Doctor on the 7th of October was the most-watched, earning 10.9 million viewers.

It trumps the initial reboot of the show where Eccleston’s introduction to audiences scored 10.8 million viewers.

Jodie’s debut also eclipses Tennant’s at 8 million, Smith who garnered 7.7 million, and Capaldi with 6.8 million.

Well done, Jodie!

The post Jodie Whitaker Did Very Well with Her “Doctor Who” Debut appeared first on TheDailyDay.