David Tennant on Doctor Who’s “Politically Correct Backlash”
“Is it possible to be too politically correct?”
“Is it possible to be too politically correct?”
Suggests that Peter Capaldi wasn’t “Universally Loved” as the Doctor.
“A tall, bald black woman wielding a flaming sword and a young girl or boy in a hi-tech wheelchair.”
“I think TV scheduling is going to disappear.”
Simm also admits he was disappointed his return this year was spoiled.
And why Meta-Crisis Ten won’t be back.
“It is important that the main character, the Doctor’s best friend, should be female.”
“Had I done a second season, there would’ve been a marked improvement in my performance.”
“Or Idris Elba.”
“I have a phone conversation on Monday to see how we can get it back on television.”
“I would do 20 episodes if they let me. I could do Doctor Who all the year round, quite happily.”
“Yes, it’s a problem. Let’s not pretend it’s not a big problem. But there will be a solution.”
The Lord of the Rings and Hobbit director posts a video featuring the Doctor and a Dalek.
“I did come up with a plotline that was just Jenna.”
Catch Capaldi on the The Graham Norton Show from 10.40pm on BBC One.