Doctor Who: Children in Need Special

Video
2005
7m

IMDb RATING

7.6/10

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Doctor Who: Children in Need Special (2005)

Sci-Fi Short

Rose must learn to accept the Doctor in his new, regenerated form.Rose must learn to accept the Doctor in his new, regenerated form.Rose must learn to accept the Doctor in his new, regenerated form.

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IMDb RATING

7.6/10

589

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Christopher Eccleston

The Doctor
(archive footage)

Billie Piper

Rose Tyler

David Tennant

The Doctor

Director
- Euros Lyn
Writer
- Russell T. Davies
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9TARDIS_Tech_Support

I forgot how good 10th was! Great entrance!

I've never seen this snippet before, only the full Christmas Invasion episode, and I was really missing something great. As much as I enjoyed the 9th Doctor and my introduction to Doctor Who, the 10th Doctor is just fantastic from the get go. I envy those who were able to watch this special live, although it had to have been a bit jarring since the 9th Doctor only JUST started and got going before this regeneration. I'm so happy to have seen this, and I only wish that 9th and 10th could get together for an adventure someday. Maybe in audio format, who knows, right? Anyhow, words words words words... there.

10wetmars

Tennant has arrived!

So dramatic and you just don't know what's even coming.

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Trivia
David Tennant and Billie Piper were not on set at the same time as each other and as such talk to stand ins when they're visible on camera.

Quotes
The Doctor: [the Doctor is feeling his body just after regenerating] ... Hair! I'm not bald! Ooh... big hair. Sideburns - I've got sideburns! Ooh, really bad skin. Little bit thinner; that's weird. Give me time, I'll get used to it. I... have got a mole. I can feel it. Between my shoulder blades, there's a mole. And it's all right! Love the mole. Go on, then. Tell me... What d'you think?