Doctor Who scored an incredible double-victory at last night's prestigious National Television Awards. David Tennant scooped the award for Outstanding Drama Performance for his portrayal of the Doctor and for a staggering fifth year in succession, Doctor Who triumphed in the coveted Most Popular Drama category.
Doctor Who's success means it has won the award every year since its return in 2005 and David Tennant's win ensured he has claimed the Outstanding Drama Performance for the fourth year running. David's final appearance as the Time Lord came in The End of Time, Part Two where almost 11 million viewers saw him regenerate into the Eleventh Doctor, Matt Smith.
Bernard Cribbins, who played Wilfred Mott in recent series, collected Doctor Who's award and whilst pointing at David Tennant he declared, 'This is absolutely wonderful and I know how pleased he must be as he's been at it for four years... I think everybody who gets involved will be just as pleased as him, and I know that he will want to pay tribute to the team down in Wales.'
You can enjoy ten of David Tennant's finest moments as the Doctor right now or why not re-live the sensational scene that saw him regenerate? You can also enjoy exclusive interviews with Bernard Cribbins and choose from a selection of the Scariest Moments from Doctor Who... just follow the links on the right.
The National Television Awards proved to be a perfect start to 2010 and a great way to celebrate David Tennant's time as the Doctor. The era's Lead Writer and Executive Producer Russell T Davies and Executive Producer Julie Gardner, along with David himself discuss their favourite moments from Doctor Who and recall their first and last days on the show in exclusive videos - again just follow the links on the right to access them.
And finally... huge congratulations to all involved!
