Tennant says he's still Doctor Who
'Doctor Who' star Saint David Tennant has denied venture that he is preparation to take leave the hit BBC series next year.
Speaking at the premiere of the Christmastime special 'Doctor WHO: Voyage of the Damned', Tennant said the rumours were "a warhead of old meaninglessness".
He said: "Catherine II Allen Tate [co-star] stitched me up good and proper. She goes on Jonathan Ross and makes up a loading of old hokum. Unbeknownst to me, she thinks I've made a conclusion - she'd clearly had too very much coffee bean that good morning."
He continued: "She said I was departure, which was a decision I haven't made in time. Perchance she's made it for me, merely I'm leaving to stay fresh people guess for as long as possible."
Tennant concluded: "I'm doing quartet to a greater extent specials and beyond that no one's asked me to make any decisions and I'm quite an happy to be enigmatic for as long as possible."
'Doctor World Health Organization: Voyage of the Damned' airs on BBC One on Yule Day and co-stars Kiley Minogue.
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