Reddit x-posterJul 30, 2023

David Tennant praises Ncuti Gatwa's Doctor Who performance "What a force of nature"

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David Tennant praises Ncuti Gatwa's Doctor Who performance "What a force of nature" - Infosec.Pub

The Tenth and Fourteenth Doctor star David Tennant praises his successor Ncuti Gatwa’s performance in an interview for Variety

Show threadTheWaterGodJul 30, 2023
Wait, hold the fuck up. David Tennant is returning as another Doctor!? I haven’t watched much since the Matt Smith era, but how the hell does that work with the DW lore?
Show threaddeweydecibel
And btw, if you haven’t watched since Smith, you really, really should dive back in and watch Capaldi’s era. Even if you didn’t care for him at first, his Doctor is a slow burn. His second and third seasons are phenomenal and by the end he rivals Tennant for my all time favorite.
Jul 30, 2023 at 11:06pmWeb
Show threadShadowCatJul 30, 2023
Big agree. I stopped watching around season 6 and picked it back up during the pandemic starting from season 1 and Capaldi was so good
Show threadHaldum96Jul 31, 2023
Heaven Sent is a powerhouse of an episode, in great part to Capaldi’s best performance as the Doctor.
Show threaddrcouzelisJul 31, 2023

Heaven Sent is an INCREDIBLE episode.

Also worth mentioning that Mummy on the Orient Express is my all-time favorite episode of Doctor Who. It may not be as powerful as Heaven Sent but is a more typical adventure the Doctor may experience.

Show threademeralddawn45Jul 31, 2023
Capaldi is actually my absolute favorite, Tennant slightly behind. They both bring a unique energy to the role, but I feel like Capaldi had more gravitas and emotional engagement for me. Alot of that is down to the writing too, and his chemistry with river song. The weeping angels were so good and so memorable. And as someone else mentioned, heaven sent is unbelievably good and made me want to cry.