Davison, who played the Fifth Doctor, and who's also the father of Tennant's wife, Georgia, recently opened up about filming Time Crash, the mini-episode for Children in Need, which saw the pair's Doctors join forces – and it seems Tennant wasn't too happy with Davison's treatment of his TARDIS.
"It started off with just me on David's set, walking around the TARDIS, just pressing every button and pulling every lever and apparently I did pull one lever that David had decided had a special function... so he told me off a bit about that. 'You can't pull that lever!' But we had a really nice time doing it."
Meanwhile, Tennant returned to the show as the Fourteenth Doctor for the 60th anniversary specials in 2023.
"It’s just been a part of my life for so long. From when I first started watching it to, remarkably, being offered the part – and then having a daughter who then had a part in it and then ended up marrying… well, basically, me!"
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