The Good Omens star spoke to The Radio Times Podcast about his first TV memory, his religious upbringing and loving Apple TV+’s Slow Horses. <\/p>
This interview was originally published in\u00a0Radio Times magazine<\/strong>.<\/em><\/p>\n The new season of Prime Video\u2019s Good Omens is now available to watch, with fans more invested than ever in the dynamic<\/a> and stories of Aziraphale and Crowley, played by Michael Sheen<\/a> and David Tennant<\/a> respectively.<\/p>\n The second season of the hit fantasy series follows on from the one originally told in the book<\/a> by Neil Gaiman<\/a> and Terry Pratchett, with the cast also boasting the likes of Tennant\u2019s son Ty and his father-in-law Peter Davison<\/a>.<\/p>\n But as well as starring in the second instalment of the popular show, Tennant is gearing up for another iconic role this year in Doctor Who<\/a>\u2018s 60th anniversary in November.<\/p>\n Tennant spoke with the The<\/strong> Radio Times Podcast<\/strong> about the fact he\u2019s been a longstanding fan of Doctor Who, as well as being relieved at his son\u2019s acting abilities and the positive aspects of his upbringing in the Church of Scotland.<\/p>\n Christianity and control of the TV remote: enjoy!<\/p>\n