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Catherine Tate

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No one: ...

Donna, 2 seconds after meeting an alien:

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Cosmic Bond

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The Doctor, FINALLY, showing their bisexuality openly + Donna's queer radar working perfectly

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DOCTOR WHO | Forest of the Dead (4.09)

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favourite villains and good guys🫶🏻

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i watched the doctor specials and cried and it got me to finally watch 11’s season again.

donna and the doctor are the best most iconic new who duo change my mind. (you can’t, im right) (slash j)

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Twenty icons of Donna Noble (Doctor Who).

250 x 250px.

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My other Doctor Who icons are tagged with #dw icons.

My old icons are available via my icons page and icons tag.

Icons under the cut:

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Team Single Braincell Profile Pictures

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Happy Birthday to Mother Herself Catherine Tate

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One of the best, funniest scenes in all of Who. Especially since this is the pay off of half an episode of them dancing around each other in increasingly hilarious and absurd near misses. Tennant and Tate have some the best comedic timing and chemistry I have ever seen.

Doctor Who - Partners in Crime + Excerpts from the script by Russell T. Davies

For the scene where the Doctor and Donna are reunited on either side of soundproof glass and thus have to mime their conversation, the script gave the lines Russell wanted Donna to act out, but he suggested Catherine Tate come up with the motions herself on the day of the shoot, so Catherine improvised her famous mime while filming.

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Catherine Tate came in to Doctor Who with no DW knowledge or interest in sci-fi, had a great time, delivered a jaw-dropping performance, made a friend and became an iconic companion in the show's history. LEGENDARY BEHAVIOR.

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Behind the Scenes of Wild Blue Yonder - Part Three

Excerpt from Benjamin Cook's article on Bernard Cribbins in DWM #598

It’s a crisp Monday morning in Camden Market, and all is OK with the world. Because it’s 16 May 2022 and, just for one day, Bernard Cribbins is back on Doctor Who. “Wilfred Mott! Now I feel better,” declares the Doctor, stepping out of the blue police box parked up on the cobbles. “Now nothing is wrong. Nothing in the whole wide world. Hello, my old soldier.” A pause. “Shall I give you a hug,” asks David Tennant, “before I say, ‘Hello, my old soldier’?” “Yeah, why not,” replies Bernard, sat in his wheelchair, centre stage, framed against the iconic TARDIS. “Give us a cuddle!” Clad in Wilf’s cozy brown coat and flat cap, Bernard is rehearsing the final, climactic scene of Wild Blue Yonder, the second of Doctor Who’s three 60th Anniversary Specials, alongside David Tennant and Catherine Tate. None of them knows it, but this will be Bernard’s last working day in a TV, film and theatre career that spans almost 80 years (he started work aged 14, at Oldham Rep in January 1943). It’ll also be Wilf’s final bow. “I never thought I’d see you again,” he tells the Doctor, welling up. “After all these years. Oh, Doctor, that lovely face.” A chuckle. “It’s like springtime… Is it David’s face I’m looking at?” queries Bernard. “Yes, you haven’t seen him in years,” the director, Tom Kingsley, jumps in, “and you could not be happier. You’re playing it just right, Bernard.” “Well,” says Bernard, “no acting required.” He’s genuinely delighted to be reunited with his Doctor Who co-stars, for the first time, on screen, in 13 years. “And that is just materialising, is it? – that thing?” he asks of the TARDIS. “Wilf’s been here, waiting?” “That’s right,” says Tom.

For other posts in this set, please see the #whoBtsWBY tag. The full episode list is [ here ]

Thank you to everyone who shared filming photos!