Okay, I can deal with the fact that David Tennant will not be Doctor Who for the next twenty years.
The Doctor as we know him will only be around for a couple of more years and may I suggest you love’em while you’ve got him, but chin up because Tennant is a great actor and I sincerely doubt this will be the last time we see him on the screen.
So all I can say is, unless the powers that be who will be casting the next Doctor find someone as hot as Tennant they’re in trouble and they know it…so I’m guessing they go geeky with the next Doctor- which has it’s charms.
But who do I blame for this Non-Hot Doctor Zone we are about to enter?
I blame William Shakespeare, that’s who, and if he were alive I’d stick a quill pen in his eye.
So there.
Tennant’s Work With
The Royal Shakespeare Company:
otherwise known as
the road map for
How We Lost Our Doctor
Hamlet
Year: 2008 | Character: Hamlet | Company: The Royal Shakespeare Company | Venue: The Courtyard Theatre, Stratford Upon Avon, 24th July 2008 – 15th November 2008.
The Novello Theatre, London, 3rd December 2008 – 10th January 2009.
Love’s Labour’s Lost
Year: 2008 | Character: Berowne | Company: The Royal Shakespeare Company | Venue: The Courtyard Theatre, Stratford Upon Avon, 2nd October 2008 – 15th November 2008.
A Midsummer Night’s Dream
Year: 2001 | Character: Lysander / Flue | Company: The Royal Shakespeare Company | Venue: Barbican Hall, London | Press Night: 20th March 2001.
Laughter In The Dark
Year: 2000 | Character: Dawid Tenemann | Company: The Royal Shakespeare Company | Venue: The Other Place, Stratford Upon Avon | Press Night: 25/09/2000.
Romeo & Juliet
Year: 2000 | Character: Romeo | Company: The Royal Shakespeare Company | Venue: Royal Shakespeare Theatre, Stratford Upon Avon | Press Night: 5th July 2000.
London Transfer: Barbican Theatre, London | Press Night: 17th January 2001.
The Comedy Of Errors
Year: 2000 | Character: Antipholus of Syracuse | Company: The Royal Shakespeare Company | Venue: Royal Shakespeare Theatre, Stratford Upon Avon | Press Night: 20th April 2000.
London Tranfer: Barbican Theatre, London | Press Night: 1st December 2000.
The Rivals
Year: 2000 | Character: Jack | Company: The Royal Shakespeare Company | Venue: The Swan Theatre, Stratford Upon Avon | Press Night: 30th March 2000.
London Transfer: Barbican Theatre, London | Press Night: 18th December 2000.
For One Night Only
Year: 1998 | Character: n/a | Company: The Royal Shakespeare Company | Venue: The Other Place, Stratford Upon Avon | Press Night: 19th July 1998.
As You Like It
Year: 1996 | Character:Touchstone | Company: The Royal Shakespeare Company | Venue: Royal Shakespeare Theatre, Stratford Upon Avon | Press Night: 25th April 1996.
London Transfer: Barbican Theatre, London | Press Night: 23rd October 1996.
The Herbal Bed
Year: 1996 | Character: Jack Lane | Company: The Royal Shakespeare Company | Venue: The Other Place, Stratford Upon Avon | Press Night: 22nd May 1996.
London Tranfer: Pit, London | Press Night: 5th November 1996.
The General From America
Year: 1996 | Character: Colonel Hamilton The Royal Shakespeare Company | Venue: Swan Theatre, Stratford Upon Avon | Press Night: 23rd July 1996.
London Tranfer: Pit, London | Press Night: 18th February 1997.
Irregular Bones 
Hmm, if Bruce Campbell could be Dr. Who that would be the best of both worlds but that will not happen. Sigh.
I’ll bet that’s because women aren’t casting the D.W role-
How about another Scot while we’re at it…anyone for Robert Carlyle?
Or we can just blow up Stratford Upon Avon…it’s little and old…no-one will notice…
Robert’s name is out there for real.
I consider it a fantasy pick…you know, in a good way.
I’m off to create a website to trashing that stupid William Shakespear. He wasn’t that good anyhow. 🙂
I wouldn’t want to be the one to take over Doctor Who after Tennant. Tough shoes to fill.
I say we offer ourselves as a free outside consulting team for the people casting the show.
Mmmm…Hamish McWho. I could live with that.
I’ll provide a couch. Ahem.
I’m going to put up more post like this one- you guys are funny.
Have you accepted David Tennant as your Time Lord and savior?
Hasn’t everyone?
I don’t think the word is accept. Demand springs to mind.
What’s one more Holy War.