Sendhil Ramamurthy has landed a role on NBC pilot Rex Is Not Your Lawyer.

According to The Hollywood Reporter, the actor, who currently plays Mohinder Suresh on Heroes, has been cast as a regular on the comedy drama project.

Ramamurthy will reportedly play an ambitious lawyer who falls in love with Rex’s fiancée, played by Abigail Spencer. His casting is said to be in second position to Heroes.

Additionally, Jane Curtin has been added to the pilot in the role of Rex’s mother and mentor, described as a successful law professor who falls for Rex’s shrink.

It was previously announced that David Tennant will play the title character in the project, marking his US television debut.

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Very interesting as it happens I’m a Heroes fan

It’s been a while since I’ve updated Tennantively with Tennantcast information – my bad!

A short episode this time! For this recording, Kelsey and Kari are there (kind of like old times) since Flossie can’t be with them because of a recording mix-up. But as her spirit is there, the two girls talk about David and Pudsey, reading bedtime stories (in which Kari has been waiting for this moment) and how David narrowly missed Zachary Quinto at the NTAs (in which Kelsey would have combusted and died from) but he’s still with the lovely Catherine Tate. They watched the St. Trinian’s II trailer (giggling like bmmad) and will be atching the rest of the video, plus Waters of Mars and Dreamland discussions will be on next time because Flossie threatened if she heard “waters” and “mars” in the same sentence. Of course picture comment of the day is always an inspirational moment and the big hub that started it all, Tennantively, has a brand spanking new layout!

Check it out here!

Doctor Who star David Tennant is to regenerate as a children’s storyteller this Christmas, it has been announced.

The actor, who will also be seen this Christmas in the Royal Shakespeare Company production of Hamlet, is to swap the Tardis for the bedtime story chair on CBeebies.

Tennant, soon to be seen bowing out of his role as a Time Lord, will read five stories during the festive season.

On Christmas Eve he will be seen reading The Christmas Bear by Henrietta and Paul Stickland.

Tennant’s acclaimed portrayal of Hamlet, which was lauded on stage, will be screened on BBC2.

Viewers will see him bow out as BBC1′s Doctor Who this Christmas when he appears in a two-part story The End Of Time alongside veteran actor Bernard Cribbins

The special Christmas episodes will see the Doctor reunited with Donna Noble, played by comic actress Catherine Tate before he regenerates.

Tennant, who announced he was quitting Doctor Who a year ago, is being replaced by Matt Smith, 27.

Smith will become the eleventh actor to appear as the Doctor on television when the new series of the popular show is aired on BBC next year.

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Hey everyone! If you’re in the US, Happy Thanksgiving!

I’ve added the St. Trinian’s II trailer to Tenn Media. If you haven’t seen it, go look now, or if you have, watch it over and over

Thanks to the awesome people at Reader’s Digest for letting us know!

READER’S DIGEST EXCLUSIVE:
David Tennant has nothing to say to Matt Smith

David Tennant has admitted he has “nothing to say” to new Time Lord, Matt Smith.

Tennant told Reader’s Digest, in an exclusive interview for the December issue, that he’d spoken to his successor several times “but there’s nothing to say.  I think we both thought we’d be able to exchange lots of ideas. But actually it’s none of my business how Matt does it and nothing I say can really help him.”

Talking about his final foray as the Doctor in this year’s Christmas special, Tennant says “This year we’ve done something different.  It is still set in Christmas, but it’s perhaps not got quite as much, er…Christmas cheer as before.”  Tennant adds that come Christmas Day he’ll be watching his own send off. “Just to enjoy the moment. It’s my last Doctor Who – it will be nice to witness that.”

Tennant is now the proud possessor of his own sonic screwdriver, the Doctor’s signature gizmo. “I have one of the real things! I’ve only once used it to impress a child. It was a charity thing but it was quite cool. He was only about five, so it was a nice, wide-eyed moment.”

While he “doesn’t have any regrets” about leaving the iconic series Tennant is prepared for the inevitable “pangs of jealousy” once he’s handed over the Doctor’s mantle.

But Tennant fans shouldn’t think he’ll be resting on his laurels.

Hinting at possible future plans, Tennant reveals that as a child he loved Marvel’s The Avenger’s, a comic about a team of crime-fighting superheroes. “It’s yet to be made into a film, although I think there are rumblings.  I’d be quite happy to be involved.”  Indeed the film is in pre-production, with Robert Downey Jr. and Scarlett Johansson already signed on.

David Tennant, superhero? Fans would say he’s played that role already.

And just in time for the holidays haha. This was made by the lovely Kat at DK Designs. Thanks so much again dear, it’s awesome!

Also I’ve capped Waters of Mars already, just need to sort through them and such. I’ve also added a lot of photos thanks to Heather so if you haven’t checked out the gallery lately there are tons of new promos, photoshoots, etc.

Before I forget, David will be reading childrens stories on CBeebies

Doctor Who star David Tennant is to regenerate as a kids’ storyteller this Christmas.

The actor, who will also be seen this Christmas in the Royal Shakespeare Company production of Hamlet, is to swap the Tardis for the Bedtime Story chair on CBeebies.

Tennant, soon to be seen bowing out of his role as a Time Lord, will read five stories during the festive season.

On Christmas Eve he will be seen reading The Christmas Bear by Henrietta and Paul Stickland.

Tennant’s acclaimed portrayal of Hamlet, which was lauded on stage, will be screened on BBC2.

And viewers will see him bow out as BBC1′s Doctor Who this Christmas when he appears in a two-part story The End Of Time.