David Tennant on Greatest Scots

David Tennant placed fifth in The Greatest Scot vote from last night. Robert Burns was voted the winner and William Wallace, Alexander Fleming, Jock Stein, David, Robert the Bruce, Billy Connolly, Alex Harvey, Andrew Carnegie and Sir William Alexander Smith rounded out the top 10. Here's a look at David's segment from the episode:



There will also be some St. Trinian's 2 specials on TV in the UK. The film's London premiere special airs on Sunday, December 13 on Channel 4 starting at 12:50pm. Another special airs on Sky Movies Premiere HD on Monday, December 13 at 11:50am. Thanks to David Tennant News for the heads up.

Hamlet is set to air on December 26 on BBC 2 at 5pm. The DVD will debut a few days later on December 28. Hamlet airs sometime in 2010 in the US on Great Performances on PBS.

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David Tennant news roundup: Graham Norton Show preview, 'Burke and Hare' promo art, and more

Check out a preview of David Tennant on The Graham Norton Show below. The show airs in the US on November 14 at 10pm Eastern on BBC America.





You can watch David Tennant's climate change Oxfam appeal below. Thanks to mcfangirl for sharing the video.



New promo art and story details for Burke and Hare are now up:




David and Sean Connery are among the five People's Choice candidates added to the list for the Greatest Scot award:

THE TV search gets under way next week for The Greatest Scot - and today we name the five People's Choice candidates to join the existing list of 30.

A panel of experts has already chosen the 30 names, who will be featured during a week-long STV series, which will be screened on five consecutive nights starting at 9pm on Monday.

The programmes will also feature a different People's Choice candidate every evening chosen by Record readers and STV viewers.

And from Monday you will have the chance to vote for the Greatest Scot.

The overall winner will be revealed on a St Andrew's Day results show on November 30 when STV's Stephen Jardine will count down the top five nominees and unveil the people's all-time Greatest Scot.

The winner will be marked with a permanent piece of art by a Scottish artist which will be donated to the nation. [The Daily Record]

And finally, David's upcoming film, St. Trinian's II: The Legend of Fritton's Gold is scheduled to premiere on December 9 at the Empire cinema in Leicester Square.

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