Updated with Michael's response, oh dear :D

I remembered the scene in Doctor Who where Ten made an ATM spit cash to cause a diversion, but I was not aware that due to stringent laws about creating prop money, they were forced to design an entire bill to use as a prop. I think David Tennant's face should be on all currency everywhere, personally.

[ID: A photograph from the British Museum of a fake cash bill, used in the filming of Doctor Who; it looks relatively realistic until you look at the details, where it emerges that it has among other things, a small TARDIS, the legend "Ten Satsumas", the motto "No second chances, I'm that sort of man", the initials DT, and the face of David Tennant circa 2008.]

Not cool to be funnier than me on my own post! :D

[ID: A comment on this post by @cheezyneedz reading "That makes him a...David Tenner".]

This delivery kills me every time

David: And how are the Brecken Beacons National Park having a rebrand. Who wants to go at pronouncing?

- Banai breckenyog.

-That sounds quite good.

David: Let's cross to our Welsh correspondent.

Michael: The correct pronunciation is Bannau Brycheiniog. Bannau Brycheiniog.

David: Thank you, Michael.

- He's very good, isn't he? Michael Sheen.

- Yeah, he's good.

David: He's alright.

- Ohh, he's good. You know what? Anything he does, he carries.

- Oh he does.

- He's got such charisma.

- I mean, he's the actor of his generation,

and I love his floor polish.

- Do people in Scotland like you as much as people in Wales like him?

- He's versatile, that's the thing.

- Comedy and drama, which a lot of actors can't do.

- Doesn't rely on props.

- Exactly that.

- Doesn't rely on props.

David: Oh, he does.

- Yeah, you're not a prop.

- No.

- Come on.

David Tennant tells the story of how he ended up as the Fourteenth Doctor - at GalaxyCon Richmond - March 2023

Special thanks to [ Sabrina Latif ]