David Tennant effect

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The Fourteenth Doctor, shortly after his predecessor's regeneration, (TV: The Power of the Doctor [+]Loading...["The Power of the Doctor (TV story)"]) seemingly lining up with Rishi Sunak's description of Jodie Whittaker regenerating back into David Tennant. (AUDIO: Dead Ringers - 23rd December [+]Loading...["Dead Ringers - 23rd December (audio story)"])

The "David Tennant effect", as named by Rishi Sunak, referred to the apparent phenomenon which he observed in “the last Doctor Who” when Jodie Whittaker regenerated back into David Tennant, instead of "the new bloke", leading him to worry that other things - such as “Prime Ministerial evolution” - would also go backwards under similar conditions.

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Rishi Sunak claimed that he'd been prepared to defend his record when he discovered the David Tennant effect, becoming afraid that if anything happened to him, “Prime Ministerial evolution” might go backwards too. He was proven correct when a studio light fell on him, causing him to regenerate back into Liz Truss, then Boris Johnson, and finally Theresa May. (AUDIO: Dead Ringers - 23rd December [+]Loading...["Dead Ringers - 23rd December (audio story)"])