THE TV worlds of Doctor Who and The big Bang Theory go head to head as David Tennant and Jim Parson team up for a podcast next month.<\/p>\n
The pair will join forces for the second season of David Tennant Does A Podcast With... among a host of other big names.<\/p>\n
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And with the date confirmed as August 11th, fans could not get enough of the good news.<\/p>\n
One simply said: \"YESSSSSS!!!!!!\"<\/p>\n
Another added: \"Jim Parsons and David Tennant 2 of my favourite actors.\"<\/p>\n
A third put in a request and asked on Twitter: \"Hopefully you bring up why he made the decision to leave the big bang theory\".<\/p>\n
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David, 49, premiered his first podcast season last year with interviews featuring Whoopi Goldberg, Gordon Brown and Jennifer Garner.<\/p>\n
This time around 47-year-old Jim, who played the role of sci-fi fan Sheldon Cooper for 12 years, will kick off the conversation with the Doctor Who actor.<\/p>\n
The second season will also features chats with Dame Judi Dench, Star Trek legend George Takei, Succession's and The Good Wife's Cush Jumbo - who also recently starred alongside David in Channel 4's Deadwater Fell.<\/p>\n
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Others on the schedule include comedian Tim Minchin, US politician Stacey Abrams, The Handmaid's Tale lead Elisabeth Moss and Schitt's Creek's Dan Levy.<\/p>\n
David, a father-of-five can currently be seen in episodes of BBC Two's There She Goes.<\/p>\n
The comedy sees David and co-star Jessica Hynes play parents of a child with a severe learning disability.<\/p>\n
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But David recently admitted the show left the BBC terrified of political correctness backlash for making light of disabilities.<\/p>\n
In a chat with The Guardian, David revealed his pride in the way the show tackles its subject matter, even if it is an uncomfortable watch sometimes.<\/p>\n
However, the cast and the BBC had had some trepidation about the show, because it lacked a certain sentimentality and political correctness there was a real fear he said.<\/p>\n
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