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Tennant’s regeneration scene is arguably one of the saddest from Doctor Who, but his famous “I don’t want to go scene” was almost much different. David Tennant’s regeneration scene in Doctor Who was almost much different, and it would have changed the Doctor’s entire personality. David Tennant’s Doctor differs quite a lot from other regenerations as he is the only Doctor to have regenerated twice, because the first time he regenerated in series 4, episode 13, “Journey’s End”, he kept the same face. Tennant is also the only face of the Doctor to make a return, as Jodie Whittaker’s 13th Doctor regenerated back into David Tennant, which will be explained in the Doctor Who 60th Anniversary Special ahead of Doctor Who season 14. Although most of the Doctor’s regenerations have returned at some point throughout Doctor Who, David Tennant is particularly connected to the role. Tennant’s Doctor regenerated twice before changing to Matt Smith’s 11th Doctor, and he also returned for the 50th Anni

Loki Season 2 executive producer Kevin Wright confirms that the production hasn't downsized Jonathan Majors' role despite his ongoing legal issues. Jonathan Majors' Victor Timely is still set to play a major role in Loki Season 2, according to executive producer Kevin Wright. Wright indicated that Majors' real-life legal issues haven't resulted in Marvel Studios retooling Loki's second season to minimize his character's importance during an interview with Entertainment Weekly. "Victor Timely is somebody that we are very, very excited about," he said. "When you look at Kang, he has a very funny comic backstory. He has all these iterations. Timely was one that we've always wanted to do in Loki. And I think we're really excited about how that integrates into the season. It's a big part of the show." Wright's comments track with a recent report that purported to reveal how much screentime Majors will have in the upcoming Marve