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There's only one way of saving Doctor Who - we need another David Tenant

The piece notes Tennant’s first full Doctor Who run in 2006 drew mixed reactions from fans.
Fans initially doubted Tennant after Eccleston’s strong start, according to the article.
The author credits Tennant’s performance for eventual audience embrace, describing him as a golden retriever of a Doctor.
The piece contrasts Tennant’s softer, more charismatic Doctor with Eccleston’s world-weary portrayal.
It notes the show’s DIY charm and early, smaller-scale effects as part of its appeal.
The article mentions fan polls and Reddit reactions labeling Tennant’s early run as ‘woeful’ by some critics.
The piece asserts Tennant’s era ultimately paid off as viewers warmed to his Doctor.
The article hints at ongoing casting pressures and the challenge of finding a successor for Tennant.
There is commentary on Tennant and Billie Piper’s early on-screen chemistry influencing fan perception.
The piece notes that Tennant’s departure from Eccleston’s style set up a new direction that 'paid off'.
The article references fans’ nostalgia and ongoing curiosity about Tennant's future involvement with Doctor Who.

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