Thursday, December 28, 2006

BBC says no to Rumors....

Opening emails this morning i am assaulted by people saying David is being replaced. "I have just heard on the Radio 1 this morning, that Robert Carlyle will replace David Tennant half way through season four making him the 11th Doctor." said a reliable source. The BBC has issued a denial which sounds fishy but who knows? When Chris left it was reported all over before hand and denied like the second coming by the BBC so we shall see i guess. I do doubt David will stay much longer than 4 seasons though.....





David Tennant is "committed" to Doctor Who, the BBC insists, despite a report that he is leaving the sci-fi drama.
The Sun claimed the actor, 35, planned to depart next year, in the middle of the fourth series of the hit programme.
But he was currently filming the third series, a BBC spokeswoman said, adding that any episodes beyond that had yet to receive the go-ahead.
"When a further series is commissioned, we will be able to confirm his involvement, " she said.
Star cast
Doctor Who will return to BBC One in the spring, following a Christmas special featuring comedian Catherine Tate.
Freema Agyeman will co-star alongside Tennant as the Doctor's new companion after the departure of Billie Piper at the end of the last series.
Spooks actress Miranda Raison, Holby City's Hugh Quarshie and Ryan Carnes of Desperate Housewives will also make appearances.
Earlier this month Tennant was named the best Doctor in a poll of 4,000 readers of Doctor Who magazine, beating Tom Baker into second place.
For two years running the show has scooped three prizes at the National Television Awards.

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