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Theta Sigma ... well that was his nickname in one of the Tom Baker episodes ... Tom baker was a brilliant Dr Who, and was a scouser too, who went to the same school as myself here in Walton ... St. Matthews :p sadly they knocked it down and built an Asda on the site :(

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Theta Sigma ... well that was his nickname in one of the Tom Baker episodes ... Tom baker was a brilliant Dr Who, and was a scouser too, who went to the same school as myself here in Walton ... St. Matthews :p sadly they knocked it down and built an Asda on the site :(

Where is the Asda in Walton? The only ones I can think that are close to Walton is the one in Aintree and the one in Norris Green.

I think theres a chance we will see her again.

Probably, but her character made out that she knew the Doctor way, way, waaaay in the future!

So, what happens when the Doctor tell someone his real name?

Probably, but her character made out that she knew the Doctor way, way, waaaay in the future!

So, what happens when the Doctor tell someone his real name?

He probably says his name when he is dying.

Tennant yet to consider 'Dr Who' future

David Tennant has yet to consider his long-term future in Doctor Who as he hasn't been asked to take part in any further series.

Addressing speculation about whether he will return for the show's fifth season in 2010, Tennant told BBC One's The Andrew Marr Show: "I've not really been asked yet... if and when I'm asked then I'll consider the question."

The Scottish actor confirmed that he will be appearing in several specials in 2009 to bridge the gap between the current fourth season and the fifth. "We're definitely doing them," he stated. "I go back to it in January and I think we're doing four now."

It has already been announced that a new showrunner will take charge of Doctor Who for its fifth season, with Steven Moffat replacing Russell T. Davies.

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