With 'Camping' and 'There She Goes', David Tennant has leapt straight into the arms of a family
With David Tennant's new show 'Camping' being just around the corner, the other show he's been working on, BBC 4's 'There She Goes', has dropped its latest trailer. Written by Shaun Pye ('The Increasingly Poor Decisions of Todd Margaret'), the Tenth Doctor Who is seen playing the role of a loving father who is not quite prepared to take the responsibility of his daughter.
'There She Goes' follows the everyday struggles of two parents (played by Tennant and Jessica Hynes) who try to deal with life while tending to their nine-year-old daughter Rosie. The trailer makes it pretty evident that Rosie is not a normal child and has some severe learning disabilities. She is even unable to learn how to put on a sweater. As her parents try to overcome the obstacles of a not-so-normal life in order to give their daughter her much-deserved life, they soon go through a process of self-discovery and will probably emerge out of that situation as victors.
