"He's such a nomad, and he does his thing.... He doesn't quite engage in the way that other people do. He's his own man,"
"When you think about it, he's actually quite selfish. Because he picks these people up - often hot women - and then cruises around, drops them off, and goes, 'See you later. Someone else's turn!"
"I love the [Weeping] Angels episodes, 'The Time Of Angels'. I love 'The Eleventh Hour', I love 'Day of the Moon', I love 'The Big Bang', I love 'Vincent And The Doctor'… It's so tricky. I love them for so many different reasons because I have so many memories associated with them."
A brand new trailer for the second half of Series 6 has aired, featuring never before seen clips.
What are your thoughts on the new trailer?
"I remember watching Billie Piper play Rose, and she's my favourite companion because I thought she was really brilliant with Chris Eccleston, and the chemistry she had with David Tennant was brilliant.
"It just made me realise how important it is in the show that the chemistry between the Doctor and companion is at the heart of the show."
"It's going to take some twists and turns, and all relationships and the whole dynamic is going to change, after the big revelation at the end of the last half of the series. I had some fun with Alex Kingston, wth that."
"I've got various plans, but all I can say emphatically is it will be huge. There's lot of decisions we're making that are about making all that possible. It'll be amazing."
"It won't be just one thing, we'll be doing lots of stuff the plans are quite extensive, and changing all the time. Oh my God, we will hit that year very, very hard indeed."
"It's so far in the future, so it's only a set of notions,"
Just in time for the holidays, the BBC brings together in one massive collection the complete David Tennant years as the 10th Doctor in Doctor Who! Perhaps no Doctor has been more popular in North America than David Tennant. He burst onto the scene in the newly revitalized Doctor Who after the short reign of Christopher Eccleston, and for four seasons inhabited and revitalized the character, leaving an indelible stamp on the franchise. This will be the must-own holiday present to the legion of devoted Doctor Who fans.
"I think we've got to do something that is an event. We've got to create an event, absolutely. That's certainly the plan. I don't know what that is. The powers that be upstairs will decide that. But I'm hoping we can definitely make it something unique."
"That's what [an anniversary] is about. It's about creating an event for everyone who's been involved with Who, the fans included, and just going, 'Hey, look at this thing we've all been following for 50 years'."
"I think 'Let's Kill Hitler' is maybe my favourite episode to date, It just rockets along."
"It goes back in time and fixes people that have done something wrong in history."
It’s November 9th, 1965. New York City is plunged into darkness, a taxi driver has bad dreams, and an invisible spacecraft hovers ominously above the skyline. As an extra-terrestrial disease sweeps the populace, Amy and Rory must sabotage the city’s water supply to slow the spread of infection, and a dying Doctor holds another man’s life in his hands. With death toll rising, and his companions stalked through the streets by alien businessmen, the Doctor is forced to make a terrible decision. How far must he go to save his friends?Click here to pre-order it from amazon at £7.65.
Check out these 7 new promotional episode stills for Torchwood: Miracle Day episode 5, “The Categories of Life”, which airs this Friday at 10pm on Starz, and next Thursday at 9pm on BBC One and BBC One HD.
“What’s incredible about Lis is she actually meant something to three generations, to kids back in the 70s and 80s, to kids now and to adults now.
I think that’s a remarkable feat and a testament to Elisabeth Sladen. She had great grace and a great sense of youthfulness about her, which I have not seen in many people. It’s a tragedy, a real sad day for everyone associated with Doctor Who.”
