David Tennant's doctor has previously been knocked by fans for being too heterosexual. Prior doctors tended to be like very old men -- not exactly asexual, but beyond the years of chasing women or developing crushes. But David Tennant's doctor made out with his female companions.

In addition, the Doctor has children. And he's been married to a woman since then.

So he's canonically straight. The David Tennant incarnation showed the most romantic interest in women, but the Doctor was always straight.

When they made him into a woman, they made her into a kind of autistic asexual. Though to the extent she had a romantic vibe with a companion -- she had it with a female companion.

So even as a woman, the Doctor's interest in the female sex continued.

But THE MESSAGE needs to be repeated endlessly, so David Tennant's Doctor is now homosexual.

Doctor Who David Tennant is now gay as revealed in the second special, "Wild Blue Yonder," which is now available on the Disney+ streaming service.

Continuing from last episode, the Doctor and Donna go off on one more adventure, but Donna accidentally spills coffee into the Tardis.

The pair crash land in England in 1666 and happen to come upon Isaac Newton. Scratch that. An apparent race swapped Isaac Newton. Update: The actor who plays Isaac Newton is Nathanial Curtis, who has an English mother and an Indian father.

Update: The ratings for the episode are a new low for David Tennant.
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The Doctor and Donna then get back inside the Tardis where they crash inside a spaceship. As they walk down the corridor, Donna remarks, "Was it me or was Isaac Newton hot?"

The David Tennant Doctor Who agrees.

"He was, wasn't he?" he says shaking his head in confirmation. "He was so hot."
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The Doctor catches himself, and says, "Oh, is that who I am now?"

When the Doctor "regenerates," he always changes personality. They're saying that the Doctor has become gay in this latest regeneration. That's why he's asking "Oh, is that who I am now?" The Doctor often asks questions about what kind of a man he is now shortly after a regneration.

Now before you think the Doctor now might be gay because of regenerating into the Jodie Whittaker Doctor who was thought to be gay, Donna says she always saw him that way.

"Well, it was never that far from the surface, mate" remarks Donna. "I always thought..."

Donna was always knocking him.

Oh, and they race-swapped Isaac Newton. And apparently used Fake Pronouns again.

Russell T. Davies, himself a gay man, just said that he hoped to change the culture by delivering The Message "calmly" to people... "when they're young."

The next Doctor will be played by a gay black man, and they're almost certainly working it in that the Doctor is already gay so if people object to the next Doctor being overtly gay, they can say, "Tennant already said the Doctor is gay!"

And the ratings?

A fresh low! The last episode, the trans propganda episode in which a woman and a transgender man pretending to be a girl knocked the Doctor as inferior, got 5.08 million viewers, which is very bad for a 60th anniversary special. Especially given that Doctor Who has been off the air for more than a year, and given the huge publicity surrounding the fact that the most popular Doctor ever was back.

This new episode got 4.83 million. People continue turning off and tuning out.

Disney's disasters aren't restricted to British sci-fi series, of course. This past weekend was an absolute embarrassment for Disney's woke content. Wish suffered a worse second-weekend drop than did any of its 2022 flops, and fell to fifth place, badly trailing a Beyonce concern movie that's only available in AMC theaters and the subtitled Japanese offering Godzilla Minus One. As well as being beaten by two other movies in their second weekend, Napoleon and the Hunger Games prequel.

Wish, Disney's new animated movie, has struggled at the box office, earning only $19.7 million in its opening weekend and premiering at No. 3 over Thanksgiving weekend.

In its second weekend, the movie is projected to earn an additional $7 million.

This total marks a 64% drop, worse than Strange World, which was last year's Thanksgiving release from Disney.

The Marvels is so embarrassing that Disney issued a press release stating that they would no longer even bother updating its box office takings. The Marvels fell completely out of the top ten, and is officially the worst performing MCU and even M-She-U movie, and Disney doesn't even want to tell you how little it's making.

There's nothing heroic about the final box office performance of "The Marvels." The superhero sequel is officially the lowest-grossing installment in the history of the Marvel Cinematic Universe.

After four weeks on the big screen, the comic book tentpole is running out of steam with $80 million in North America and $197 million globally. There would typically be optimism that attendance could rebound over the busy holiday season, but Disney apparently doesn't expect that to be the case because it won't be reporting the film's weekend box office results any longer. The studio wrote on Sunday in a note to press, "With 'The Marvels' box office now winding down, we will stop weekend reporting of international/global grosses on this title."

The film isn't leaving theaters just yet, and the $220 million-plus budgeted tentpole is expected to play through New Year's. However, this memo signals that "The Marvels" is not expected to generate notable coinage during the rest of December. Over the weekend, the movie tumbled to 11th place on box office charts with just $2.4 million in its fourth [weekend] outing.

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Oh, How Could I Forget? The Super-Progressive Woke Democrat Bob Iger said the problem with The Marvels was letting the female black director do what she wanted without the White Male Executives coming down enough to mind her and overrule her.

Bob Iger has no lost love for "The Marvels."

The Disney CEO spoke Thursday at the New York Times DealBook Summit, where he explained the disastrous performance of the Marvel Cinematic Universe's latest film.

Iger, who returned to the top job at Disney in November 2022, partly blamed the debacle on a lack of "supervision."

″'The Marvels' was shot during COVID," Iger, 72, said. "There wasn't as much supervision on the set, so to speak, where we have executives [that are] really looking over what's being done day after day after day."

Do better, Bob Iger.

Do better.