Five episodes from the 2005 run were directed by Joe Ahearne, who helmed popular instalments including Dalek, Father's Day and The Parting of the Ways.
Speaking at Doctor Who: 20 Years On – an event held at the BFI Southbank in partnership with the Doctor Who Appreciation Society – Ahearne revealed that "there were" discussions about him potentially coming back.
However, he added: "I kind of felt that I'd already come back, because I'd only come on to do two episodes and then they invited me back for another three... so I feel like I did three series in one."
"I did love my time working on it, but I don't think any other director has done five episodes in a single series – it's a huge commitment, so I was kind of Doctor Who-ed out by the end," Ahearne explained.
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