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Rumour: BBC is planning a woke crossover David Tennant-Jodie Whitaker


It seems that the episode would include some scene with Whitaker lecturing Tennant and him repenting for his toxic masculinity and agreeing she's a better incarnation of the Doctor.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0uax6U7uyiQ

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Is this some kind of a joke or do the commenters actually believe this.

I mean I could be wrong but I can't see the show bringing back one of the most popular doctors, the one that got a lot of the people watching into the show and crapping all over him. People have complained series 11 has as at times became more political than usual but I can't see them doing something stupid like this, Considering there seems to be a divide already.

Don't get me wrong she could have a go slightly at him and possibly the rumour has been exaggerated. That's if he's even returning in the first place.

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I doubt this is happening.

Even if Tennant was appearing, the way his character was written doesn't suit a later incarnation lecturing him on not being sexist.

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Exactly. They could bring up the whole rose and Martha thing but there's not a lot there

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They crapped over the first doctor.

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They did it a little bit although I felt it was kind of for laughs.

But it was not with the original actor as obviously Hartnell died years ago. Would tennant seriously want to ruin his characters image

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Tennant is the most popular Doctor in new who.This feels like a publicity stunt to lure back viewers who jumped ship after the trendy SJW influenced gender swap and story telling.It's a no thanks from me.they lost me with the gender swap gimmick.Agenda politics destroyed this once great franchise.

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I don't even think he is coming back. I could obviously be wrong but think this rumour is just that, a rumour possibly even a joke

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Yeah, sounds likely.

I have no doubt Tennant will return some time, he's a good sport, but I don't think he'd be interested in doing anything that is going to hurt the butts of the anti-SJW crowd more than they already are. He is good friends with Jodi and has praised her portrayal, so I think he would be keen to work with her again.

I've seen him interviewed where he has a good laugh at people who complain about the direction of the series, as a life-long fan himself he is astounded at the lengths people will go to trash the series online. I'll post it if I can find it again, suffice to say though, he would be rolling in laughter at this bullshit thread.



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Tennant doesn't need the work

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That's what I was thinking. He's gotten other acting jobs why would he want to return to a show that has gone down the toilet with viewers fleeing like mad.

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I think the episode with Tennant was my favourite one this series.

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They could do a one off for a charity event like how Joanna Lumley was the Doctor for the Red Nose Day one in 1999.

Then they could have David Tennant turn up and say to Jodie Whittaker: l have a rather pressing matter in Broadchurch that could use your expertise Beth. To which Jodie could reply: Beth? and do a scrunched up face look.

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