Allons-y!
- Publication: TV Guide
- Date: 2023-11-06
- Author: Emily Asianian
- Page: 17
- Language: English
ORIGINAL DRAMA Allons-y! The longest-running sci-fi series in the world is celebrating its monumental 60th anniversary with a trio of specials featuring emotional returns. Fan-favorite David Tennant (right), who portrayed the daring 10th Doctor (2005-10), steps back into the TARDIS as the 14th Doctor. (The previously announced Ncuti Gatwa takes over the role as the 15th Doctor during the holiday season.)
The milestone specials return to Chiswick, home of fiery former companion Donna Noble (Catherine Tate). Tennant's Doc wiped her memory in Season 4: To thwart the evil Daleks, she had taken on more knowledge than her brain could hold. If she remembers, she dies.
But she does remember the Doctor — and is quickly consumed by his timey-wimey troubles, from a crash-landed spacecraft to the menacing Toymaker (Neil Patrick Harris). To look forward in the Whoniverse, showrunner Russell T. Davies knew he had to first look back. "I realized there was a third act [for Tennant's Doc and Donna],' he said. "I'm really interested to push them into things they've never done."
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