David Tennant

David Tennant plays the Tenth Doctor on Doctor Who (2005 revival), the 2000s catalog hour that made Russell T Davies’s reboot global. Eccleston cracked the door; Tennant is the fever. Monster-of-the-week with companion heart, family event sci-fi reborn — he makes a sonic look like a personality.

David Tennant arrives on Doctor Who (2005 revival) already occupying the frame as Tenth Doctor. BBC One (2005–present) is the letterhead. The handshake hour remains s01e01: Rose is the 2005 door-crack: Russell T Davies making a British institution global again, Eccleston and a companion as the reboot's heartbeat. No recap required — the stance is the filing.

Broadchurch later parked him opposite Olivia Colman in Chris Chibnall’s tight coastal murder — communal grief as the real mystery, empathy over gimmick. On TV Flash Tennant is 2000s/2010s craft — Ten as the named weather, a town of secrets as the encore, still the reason a TARDIS and a cliff can share a stare.

Broadchurch is why this card is a route, not a souvenir still as Alec Hardy. Start that title at s01e01 — Season one's first hour is Tennant and Colman against coastal secrets: Chibnall treating communal grief as the real mystery. s03e08 still shows a later grip: The three-season close still prefers empathy over puzzle-box — the coastline still the suspect list. Tennant does not visit this floor; he works it. s13e06 on Doctor Who (2005 revival) remains a useful hour: Chapter Six: The Vanquishers is the Flux-era bookend in this catalog — decades of regenerations later, the revival still treating endings as chapters.