#Catherine Tate Christmas

[amagnificentobsession]

We all know Neil watched this and his first thoughts were……….

[lovesicklobotomy]

Did you not hear about our John?

[expelliarmus]

[aq2003]

david tennant and catherine tate have the range

[tennant]

The Catherine Tate Show: Nan's Christmas Carol (2009)

[davidtennussy]

you heard him

[lonelyzarquon]

[rainbowpopeworld]

A little bit of ghost of Christmas Present, played by David Tennant, as a treat ❤️

In response to what’s said in the video: He *is* effeminate and it’s a fucking delight 😍🥰

[thediscohorse]

Speculation about myths and salt (Spoilers for Doctor Who 2023 Specials 2-4!)

As a lot of people have picked up on, the line about The Doctor using a salt line at the edge of the universe allowing for myth and superstition to come true in some way seems to have paid off with The Toymaker. Not only was The Toymaker(likely) able to come into the main universe because of The Doctor's actions, but near the end of the episode Kate tells Unit personnel to surround The Toymaker's Box in a circle of salt.

Well, people have also noticed that in The Goblin Song, there's the line, "He's the Goblin King, yes the Goblin King! He's not a *myth*, he's an actual thing!"

Now, while that line does seem to feed into myth being an important part of the upcoming episodes, there's something else about The Goblin Song I haven't seen mentioned. Salt. When talking about seasoning the baby, salt is both the first and last seasoning mentioned and the only one mentioned twice. Quote, "Eat the baby, add some *salt*! Bay leaves, barley, powdered malt. Now baby's *salted*, she's a treat."

I just find it interesting that all three times that myth becoming reality is mentioned or used, salt is involved in some way. Could be an absolute coincidence, but of course, we all know how much the Goblin King loves coincidence.

[abiiii-ineffable]

Nan's Christmas carol

[nkp1981]

David Tennant As The Ghost of Christmas Present And Catherine Tate As Nan In "Nan's Christmas Carol", 2009

[witha-boxofscraps]

Rewatching the Runaway Bride because- Christmas. and I can’t stop thinking about how beautiful Donna really was as a character. A woman who thinks of herself as nothing, with a lack of general knowledge but can type like no one else. A woman who somehow managed to miss every alien attack but ends up travelling with the doctor and even BECOMING half time Lord. A woman who is mean and shouty and fiery to hide the emptiness she feels beneath. A woman who is simultaneously kind and has songs sung about her that echo across the cosmos. The most important woman in the universe who doesn’t remember a second of it.

Donna Noble you will forever be in my heart.

[expelliarmus]

[princeloww]

hello I made an edit (I am allergic to the beat)

[doctorfriend79]

The Ghost Of Christmas Past

[mindibindi]