Fourteenth Doctor

Today is the birthday of actor David Tennant!

He has portrayed The Tenth Doctor and The Fourteenth Doctor on the British science-fiction/ fantasy television series Doctor Who!

🎂 HAPPY BIRTHDAY TO DAVID! 🎂

The 14th doctor remembers 10th Doctor's last words

14th doctor: I finally found a clue why my old face came back. The last words I said when I lost the face.

Today is the birthday of actress Catherine Tate who played Donna Nobel on Doctor Who in 2006, then from 2007- 2010 and finally in 2023.

She was the Companion of the Tenth Doctor and Fourteenth Doctor, both played by David Tennant.

🎂 HAPPY BIRTHDAY TO CATHERINE! 🎂

”I don't know why, but the arms are so very difficult.”

I like him because I relate to him due to trauma that shaped both the doctor and me

Best Moment ever! ❤️😂

In empire of death and there is a big ass sand of death over the earth, what is the 14th doctor doing?

What for you is David Tennant’s defining moment as the doctor? (For simplicity’s sake this will include the 10th, meta-crisis, and 14th doctors as this is about the actor not the incarnation)

Now Tennant has many moments that I would say are defining. But the one that comes to my mind is in “the doctors daughter” when he has the opportunity to kill a man who killed someone he loved and he says “I never would” it’s a great moment because it really defines Tennant’s Doctor after Eccleston he will not kill even for revenge, but it’s also a great bit of foreshadowing to the end of time when he’s given a gun and has to decide what he’s gonna do with it.

If I were to pick a moment for him as the 14th doctor then it has to be his card game with the toymaker. Just a great scene and shows how he plans for everything, even a defeat.

You can use your own definition of “definitive” but I’m curious what people think since a lot of people have been talking about Ncuti Gates’s “defining moment” lately (we’ll get to him later😉)