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07-07-2008, 09:40 AM
http://www.express.co.uk/posts/view/51346/The-Tardis-has-a-Tennant-for-another-year
Sunday July 6,2008
As the latest series of the sci-fi drama drew to a spectacular conclusion last night, a BBC source revealed that the popular Scottish actor would remain at the controls of the Tardis at least until the end of next year.
The source said: “David has *definitely signed to play Doctor Who in three specials which will be shown next year. There will also be a Christmas special this year.
“The next full series of Doctor Who will be shown in 2010.”
Millions tuned in to BBC1 for last night’s finale after the penultimate show ended on a cliffhanger which saw the Doctor shot by a Dalek and apparently starting the process of regeneration.
Writer and executive producer Russell T Davies swore cast and crew to secrecy so the ending was kept confidential.
Davies announced in May that Bafta-winning writer Steven Moffat would take over from him as lead writer and executive producer from 2010.
Davies, 45, who has been at the helm since the show came back on air in 2005 following a nine-year absence from TV, admitted that he found it frustrating that people *constantly tried to reveal the show’s secrets.
Sunday July 6,2008
As the latest series of the sci-fi drama drew to a spectacular conclusion last night, a BBC source revealed that the popular Scottish actor would remain at the controls of the Tardis at least until the end of next year.
The source said: “David has *definitely signed to play Doctor Who in three specials which will be shown next year. There will also be a Christmas special this year.
“The next full series of Doctor Who will be shown in 2010.”
Millions tuned in to BBC1 for last night’s finale after the penultimate show ended on a cliffhanger which saw the Doctor shot by a Dalek and apparently starting the process of regeneration.
Writer and executive producer Russell T Davies swore cast and crew to secrecy so the ending was kept confidential.
Davies announced in May that Bafta-winning writer Steven Moffat would take over from him as lead writer and executive producer from 2010.
Davies, 45, who has been at the helm since the show came back on air in 2005 following a nine-year absence from TV, admitted that he found it frustrating that people *constantly tried to reveal the show’s secrets.