David Tennant and Billie Piper have a field of “Doctor Who”

Even a Time Lord (or a guy who has spent a large part of his career struggling with Lords) cannot confirm when Doctor Who will come back. But the BBC has done insurance, we will see the Tardis again, with or without Disney help, and although viewers have can Doctor Who as a franchise. Fans want to see him succeed, and two of the most popular stars in the series have an idea of ​​what could be the way to follow.

As the radio Times reports, David Tennant (the tenth and fourteenth doctor) and Billie Piper (who played Rose Tyler and were seen for the last time regenerating Ncuti Gatwa, in a way) were at the recent Los Angeles Comic Con and accepted that they would love to do a Doctor Who movie.

“I have always launched for that,” said Piper. “Where’s the film? … I loved that people went to see the last one Doctor Who Episode (“The Reality War”) in the cinema. I just loved it. I would love the Doctor Who Experience on the big screen. They are a bit like movies anyway. But yes, I would do that. Wouldn’t you do it?

“Oh, that’s for sure, yes,” said Tennant. “We are available!”

You cannot say from this brief exchange if the stars had a TV movie in mind – or a real theatrical production of Peter Cushing style. It has a certain meaning, however, to shake up the formula as a kind of reset before Doctor Who Combs its episodic roots. You can almost see the bucket buckets in the shape of a Dalek and Tardis.

While we think Doctor WhoAn uncertain future on screens, it is perpetuated in comics – as well as a series derived from five episodes, War between the land and the seaComing to the BBC and Disney + next year.

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