David Tennant's Doctor Who Costume Has a Bizarre Secret Origin
In the pages of Doctor Who's comic book adventures, the secret origin behind David Tennant's Tenth Doctor costume was explained, giving the Time Lord a surprising reason for why he sports the look that he does. In Free Comic Book Day 2015 Doctor Who Special, the Doctor explains that the disheveled costume he usually sports wasn't really a choice of his, but instead was ultimately a malfunction by the TARDIS.
Doctor Who canon is somewhat impossible to crack, as producers and writers of the show have essentially said the time-traveling adventures make it practically impossible to have consistent continuity when it comes to backstories and timelines. Still, numerous expanded media have tackled additional Doctor Who stories, including introducing a new companion named Gabby Gonzalez, who strictly appeared in the stories from Titan Comics. Gonzalez was an aspiring artist who worked at her father's laundromat and restaurant in Brooklyn. After a psychic alien attack came to her home, she met the David Tennant's Tenth Doctor, who was impressed with her heroism and invited her to join him on the TARDIS.
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In Free Comic Book Day 2015 Doctor Who Special story «Laundro-Room of Doom,» David Tennant's Tenth Doctor and Gabby return to the Tardis after a particularly messy adventure. The Doctor sees the moment as a perfect chance to show Gabby the laundry system inside the TARDIS, which can clean the stains (as Gabby thought her shirt was ruined) by dematerializing and analyzing the clothes and separating the dirt molecules. Essentially, the machine, which looks like a standard washer, puts the clothes back together and repairs, patches, and presses the
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