Jack Kelly: But it hurts Jack’s apple.
Davey: For the last time, it’s not named after each individual man.
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Jack Kelly: But it hurts Jack’s apple.
Davey: For the last time, it’s not named after each individual man.
david tennant on the magic weekend breakfast show
Tom Price: Are you a parent yourself?
David Tennant: I am a parent myself, four times.
TP: How many have you - you're kidding?
DT: Yeah I've got four of them.
TP: You've got four children?
DT: It's amazing I'm awake at all.
TP: What have you got?
DT: I've got a 16 year old, a 7 year old, a 4 year old and a 2 year old.
TP: That's very spread out, nicely done, and the 16 year old can help with the younger ones?
DT: In theory, yes.
TP: In theory, of course.
DT: No, he's a very good big brother. And they adore him. But you know, he's 16, he's got other things to do as well.
TP: What's your preferred way of wiling away the hours with the little ones?
DT: I like going out to the park and just running them, running them hard.
TP: Like dogs.
DT: Yes exactly, ideally with the dog, then you get them all running at once.
TP: You've got a dog as well?
DT: We do.
TP: When we get onto dogs, it gets serious. I love dogs, we've got a labradoodle.
DT: Oh we've got a cockerpoo. These ridiculously named breeds of dogs!
TP: When anyone comes to the house, we have to say 'don't look at her!'
DT: Yes we have to do exactly that, you have to ignore her for a full five minutes while she sort of jumps up on you and licks anything she can lick.
*pulls out Santa hat from butt in the middle of the summer*
- David, Holiday Special
David: imagine a bunch of people in a circle around you, aggressively playing tambourine at you
Jack Kelly: I am a victim of a hate crime.
Davey: That’s not what a hate crime is.
Jack Kelly: Well, I hated it a lot, okay.
Jack Kelly: Saying shoot for the moon even if you land among the stars is not good motivation for NASA.
Davey: Go back to sleep.
Spot Conlon: “David Jacobs is smudge and arrogant.”
Davey: I think you mean “smug.”
Spot Conlon: And here’s our smudgeness.
It was the Midlands in November, so it was freezing. This is a low-budget film — you have to roll with it. My wife’s the producer, so when I got out, she immediately told me, ‘Go on, do another take. In you go’.
David Tennant, The Sunday Times
Fame is a funny thing. One day you’re the star of the worldwide hit show Doctor Who and voted “the coolest man on TV”; the next your wife is pushing hard on that cool tag by organising a full dunking in a wintry Warwickshire lake. Is this any way to treat David Tennant? The 46-year-old actor had been shooting a boating scene with co-star Lucy Punch for their new film You, Me and Him, in which Tennant’s character takes a tumble into the water.
Still, he must have had a wetsuit underneath and hot-water bottles strapped to every limb?
“Oh, come on,” scoffs Tennant, his voice curling upwards in incredulity.