David Tennant Treat 4 Today for Wednesday 23rd May 2012

The David Tennant Treat 4 Today are two videos by BlogtorWho from when David Tennant was on The One Show on BBC One on Friday 9th March to promote his movie The Pirates! In An Adventure With Scientists!

David Tennant Treat 4 Today for Tuesday 22nd May 2012

The David Tennant Treat 4 Today is an interview with Dalek, I Love You author Nick Griffiths.

Nick has some nice things to say about David Tennant plus David wrote the cover quote.

Click here to read the interview.

David Tennant Treat 4 Today for Monday 21st May 2012

The David Tennant Treat 4 Today is the tenth and final clip of the Doctor Who Children In Need concert which David Tennant hosted in 2006.

Unfortunately the person  who posted this clip cut it off before David Tennant appeared on stage right at the end!

David Tennant Treat 4 Today for Sunday 20th May 2012

The David Tennant Treat 4 Today is a MP3 of the first part of the BBC Radio Four play The Rotters' Club which was broadcast in 2003.

David Tennant played Bill Anderton / Fudge in the four part drama which was described as "Jonathan Coe's touching tale of musical, political and sexual passion in 1970s Birmingham. The Rotters Club is for anyone who ever experienced adolescence the hard way."

Click here to listen to the MP3.

David Tennant Treat 4 Today for Saturday 19th May 2012

The David Tennant Treat 4 Today is part nine of the Doctor Who Children In Need concert which David Tennant hosted in 2006.

David Tennant Treat 4 Today for Friday 18th May 2012

The David Tennant Treat 4 Today is the trailer for St Trinian's Two which includes a few clips of David Tennant.

David Tennant Treat 4 Today for Thursday 17th May 2012

The David Tennant Treat 4 Today is a piece from the Evening Standard tonight which briefly mentions David Tennant in a couple of places.

The article is about the Press Night last night of What the Butler Saw in London which David did not attend as he is filming in Poland.

I have starred the parts where David is mentioned including a quote from him about when he was in the play.

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