Excitement for the Doctor Who 60th anniversary specials is only amping up and now we've got a new behind-the-scenes look at David Tennant on set!

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The Fourteenth Doctor actor has been pictured on the set of The Star Beast, the first 60th anniversary special, in his new costume.

He's stood looking to the side in a room with artwork on the walls in the Rachel Talalay-directed episode, with a clapperboard in the forefront of the image.

Doctor Who's official account on Twitter, which was recently rebranded as X, teased there's more behind-the-scenes looks to come, adding: "Welcome to #WhoSpy! I'll be your very own spy on set during filming of #DoctorWho, keep your eyes peeled for more updates."

Fans can't wait to see Doctor Who legend Tennant back for more, alongside the great Catherine Tate, who's returning as Donna Noble.

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The Star Beast is the first of the specials to come in November, and will be followed by The Giggle and Wild Blue Yonder.

Talalay previously told Doctor Who Magazine that her special is reminiscent of "classic family Who" before the episodes get more "expansive".

She also teased that her one is action-packed, revealing: "My episode features lots of people in lots of scenes. There’s soldiers, there’s battles."

Directors Chanya Button and Tom Kingsley will direct the remaining two specials.

Doctor Who will then return for a Christmas special, with Ncuti Gatwa taking over as the Fifteenth Doctor alongside Millie Gibson.

Doctor Who is coming soon to BBC One and iPlayer. Check out more of our Sci-Fi coverage or visit our TV Guide and Streaming Guide to find out what's on.

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