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December 1, 2009 - A Heroes star has joined up with "Doctor Who" David Tennant for the new pilot, Rex Is Not Your Lawyer. Full Article at IGN
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If you want killer photos but hate lugging around a bulky DSLR, Canon's PowerShot ... Wired has a few suggestions for the shutterbug on your shopping list. The Nikon C... Full Article at Wired
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It's exciting to have director John Landis return to the director's chair with BURKE AND HARE, set to star Dan Aykroyd, Simon Pegg, David Tennant, and Bill Nighy. Full Article at JoBlo.com
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The Royal Mint at Llantrisant has announced the launch of a limited range of gold and silver Doctor Who collectible medals. Full Article at Digital Spy
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DOCTOR Who and the Daleks are to be immortalised in a new collection of commemorative medals. Iconic characters from the hit sci-fi show have been cast in gold and silver by the Royal Mint at Llantrisant. Full Article at Wales Online
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Actor David Tennant revealed what he’ll be doing for New Year’s–he’ll be watching his final episode as the Doctor. Full Article at Slice of SciFi
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Lucky Brits. Not only do they get to be in closer geographic proximity to the dreamy David Tennant than we do, they're also extended some amazing post-Thanksgiving deals on typically pricey gaming equipment. Full Article at GamePad
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The TV landscape will be taking a lot of twists and turns starting in December and continuing through mid-season. So much programming, in fact, that keeping track of it all could become impossible. Full Article at NiceGirlsTV.com
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David Tennant has praised former James Bond star Timothy Dalton after the pair worked together on Tennant's last two Doctor Who episodes. The outgoing Doctor told the Radio Times that Dalton was down-to-earth on set despite his film background. Full Article at Digital Spy
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The Royal Mint has unveiled a new series of medals inspired by Doctor Who and featuring David Tennant's likeness. Full Article at BBC News
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“I really ought to leave,” David Tennant kept repeating throughout the first 20 minutes of Doctor Who - The Waters of Mars. And it was hard not to agree with him. In fact, he should possibly have gone already. Full Article at The Stage
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Who will be named the Greatest Scot? See the final ten candidates here Nov 30 2009 Tom Hamilton THE people have triumphed over the experts in the quest to find the Greatest Scot who will be named in a special St Andrew's Day TV show tonight. Full Article at The Daily Record
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IF a sensational selection of festive family TV favourites is on your Christmas list this year, then the small screen could well provide a sleigh-load of Christmas sparkle. Full Article at Wales Online
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DOCTOR Who star David Tennant is to revive his partnership with a real human skull for a new BBC film version of Shakespeare’s Hamlet. Full Article at Coventry Telegraph
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DAMN David is going to go out with a BANG! He looks so young in that pic but Argh I love Tennant as the Dr! Not looking forward to the 11th. He can read me bedtime stories. after we fuck. Full Article at OH NO THEY DIDN'T
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When the production first opened in Stratford-upon-Avon last year, Tennant let slip that 'poor Yorick' was the remains of André Tchaikowsky, a Polish pianist who died in 1982 and bequeathed his skull to the RSC. Full Article at The Telegraph
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Doctor Who actor David Tennant is to revive his partnership with a real human skull for a new BBC film version of Shakespeare's Hamlet. Full Article at Birmingham Post
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The skull had starred in a stage run of the classic production last year after pianist Andre Tchaikowsky left his remains to the Royal Shakespeare Company in the hope it would be used on stage. Full Article at The Telegraph
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The final episode of David Tennant's run on Doctor Who "The End of Time" has been posted online. Well, not the entire two-parter, but just the first three minutes or so. It was broadcast in England on the BBC as part of their Children in Need special. Full Article at No Control
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Smith grew up in the same street as Matt Herbert, who is battling leukaemia Photo: PA Smith, soon to take over from current Time Lord David Tennant, is seeking a bone marrow match for 15-year-old Matt Herbert, who is suffering from leukaemia. Full Article at The Telegraph
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I seem to have managed to do quite a variety of things while I've been doing Doctor Who. I haven't felt that it has been anything other than a positive.
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I’m very excited about the Bafta special award — it’s come out of the blue, a marvellous golden mask statue. The wonderful Catherine Tate, who plays my granddaughter in the final Doctor Who episodes, will be presenting it. I must say David Tennant is the superior Doctor Who. But he’s done it four years ...
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It's not something I could do. I see people who do it well and just really admire them. Someone like David Tennant is able to embrace people's love for Doctor Who in a totally positive way. I have huge admiration for people who are able to do that.
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But at that point there were three others [Jude Law, David Tennant and Rory Kinnear] who were going to do it and they were all really good. I just thought, why put myself under that kind of pressure?
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We have been using guest presenters since Simon Amstell left the show. It seemed a perfect choice to do a Doctor Who special with David Tennant.
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David Tennant and the whole Doctor Who crew were filming here back in February
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Being a head is a tough but extremely rewarding job, but you don't need to be a Time Lord to make a difference to children's lives. I'm not surprised to see David Tennant at the top of the list, alongside positive feedback about their own heads, who are obviously role models in their own right.
SOURCE: Guardian Unlimited
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