Tune into BBC3 over the weekend, as they’ll be continuing their repeats of David Tennant’s first series.

Tonight on the channel, the Doctor, Rose, Mickey and Sarah Jane investigate a London school being haunted by strange, bat-like creatures in School Reunion from 7pm, followed by an attack from sinister clockwork killers in The Girl in the Fireplace at 7:45pm. Tomorrow night, at 7pm, the TARDIS is trapped on a parallel Earth, and just in time to witness the Rise of the Cybermen. Prepare to be deleted!

You can catch up with the early adventures on BBC iPlayer. Feels like only yesterday…

David Tennant and Billie Piper will both be starring in a new 5-part BBC drama this spring.

Love Life explores 5 overlapping love stories, all of which are set in the same town, with each of the episodes focusing on a different relationship. David Tennant plays Nick, who is happily married but begins to question everything when his first love appears out of the blue. Billie Piper, meanwhile, is Holly in the series, an unfulfilled teacher who suddenly finds herself drawn to one of her female pupils.

David Morrissey (The Next Doctor) also stars as Adrian, a divorcee searching for love.

Love Life – written and directed by Dominic Savage – will air on BBC One in the spring.

More celebrations are in order today, as David Tennant has married Georgia Moffett!

The couple tied the knot on Friday, with the ceremony being attended by close family and friends. They became engaged at the start of 2011, and shortly after they also welcomed their first child, Olive, at the end of March 2011.

Georgia starred as Jenny in The Doctor’s Daughter, and is the real-life daughter of Fifth Doctor actor Peter Davison.

Huge congratulations to David and Georgia, and we wish the best of luck for the future!

As David Tennant keeps himself busy promoting his latest film, Fright Night, he has once again been asked about the chances of a Doctor Who return for its 50th anniversary.

He has previously said that it’s “not impossible” he’ll be back for the landmark year, but has told NOW Magazine that he hasn’t “had any phone calls yet”. He said: “I’m sure something will be celebrated, but I haven’t had any phone calls yet.” He added that he hopes his assocation with the series will stay with him for the rest of his career.

He explained: “There is a generation now who see Doctor Who as something to be absolutely celebrated. Tom Baker, who played the Fourth Doctor in the 70s, talks now about how he’s employed solely by people who grew up loving him. I pray to god I’ll be enjoying the same thing in about 20 years’ time. That’s fine by me.”

Fright Night, in which David appears as magician Peter Vincent, is out in cinemas now.

David Tennant and Billie Piper will be appearing together in a new BBC series called Love Life, it has been claimed.

According to the Mirror, they’ll be reunited on screen for the first time since Doctor Who in the five-part drama, which will also star David ­Morrissey, who appeared as Jackson Lake in The Next Doctor. Head of BBC’s Drama, Ben Stephenson, has said: “It features some of our best acting talent working in a way we have never seen on screen from them before.” We’ll bring you more news as and when!

Last week we told you about the new ‘The David Tennant Years’ boxset which will be released in the US this autumn, and today, again with thanks to TVShowsOnDVD, we have been given a closer look at its packaging!

The collector’s gift set goes on sale on 11th October (priced $199.98) and contains 26 discs featuring every single Tenth Doctor episode (and the animated ones!) in all their glory. It also comes with a host of special featues, all of which have been included on previous boxset releases.

See the latest Doctor Who products on sale now via our merchandise section!

According to TVShowsOnDVD.com, a collectible DVD set featuring ALL of David Tennant’s Doctor Who episodes is to be released in the US this autumn!

The boxset will go on sale in North America on 11th October and will boast a whopping 26 discs (that’s 2385 minutes!) of the Tenth Doctor’s story from start to finish. His animated adventures, The Infinite Quest and Dreamland, will also be included, as well as previously released bonus features. It will have a recommended street price of $199.98.

Just in time for the holidays, the BBC brings together in one massive collection the complete David Tennant years as the Tenth Doctor in Doctor Who! Perhaps no Doctor has been more popular in America than David Tennant. He burst onto the scene in the newly revitalized Doctor Who after the short reign of Christopher Eccleston, and for four seasons inhabited and revitalized the character, leaving an indelible stamp on the franchise. This will be the must-own holiday present to the legion of devoted Doctor Who fans.

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David Tennant has revealed that, while there are no current plans for him to make a return, he hasn’t completely ruled out a Doctor Who comeback at some point in the future.

“Not impossible, but no plans at the moment,” he explained during a recent interview with Total Film. “People keep telling me they’ve read online I’m coming back, but believe me, if that happens I’ll be the first to tell everyone, I’ll be shouting about it very loudly.” He made his final appearance as the Tenth Doctor in The End of Time, Part Two.

He continued: “I am very proud of the show and I am aware it casts a long shadow professionally, but I’m happy about that. It is a shadow wearing a cool, long coat!”

Would you like to see the Tenth Doctor again? The 50th anniversary is coming up…

The all-important shortlist for the TV Choice Awards 2011 has been released, so it’s time to get clicking!

Both Matt Smith and David Tennant are in the running for the Best Actor award, facing competition from Colin Morgan and Benedict Cumberbatch, while the late Elisabeth Sladen and Karen Gillan are up for the Best Actress prize alongside Amanda Burton and Vicky McClure. Doctor Who itself is up against Casualty, Merlin and Waterloo Road for Best Family Drama, which it won last year.

Get all your votes in quick as the shortlist will close at midnight on Friday 8th July…

Much Ado About Nothing, starring Tenth Doctor actor David Tennant and Donna Noble actress Catherine Tate in the roles of Benedick and Beatrice, has opened at the Wyndham’s Theatre in London!

The play has been previewing since 16th May, but today David and Catherine will take to the stage for real, bringing the reluctant lovers in the new West End production of William Shakespeare’s classic play to life. The play, directed by Josie Rourke, will run until 3rd September.

Best of luck to David, Catherine and the rest of the cast! Book tickets for the play here.