David Tennant's new series Rivals is now available to stream on Disney+ and has proven to be a hit with critics, who have described it as 'supremely enjoyable' viewing

The new Disney+ series based on Dame Jilly Cooper's best-selling book is finally out, with all eight episodes available to binge-watch. But where was it filmed?

Disney Plus' hotly-anticipated series boasts a stacked cast including Aidan Turner and Alex Hassell, who take viewers on a ride through the world of 1980s showbiz

So much so, in fact, that David Tennant has revealed the on-screen injury he received during a particularly enthusiastic sex scene. The eight-part series follows the fierce rivalry between TV station controller Tony Baddingham (played by David Tennant) and former Olympic horse-rider and Conservative MP Rupert Campbell-Black (played by Alex Hassell),

The brand new drama, set in the 80s is based on Dame Jilly Cooper's 1998 novel and is available to stream on Disney+ now.

Rivals makes its debut on Disney Plus tomorrow and audiences are in for a brilliantly camp thrill ride that brings Jilly Cooper's uninhibited Cotswolds residents to life.

David Tennant found smashing a TV set for 'Rivals' to be "very therapeutic". The 53-year-old actor stars alongside the likes of Aidan Turner, Emily Atack and Danny Dyer in the new drama series, and David has revealed that he loved filming the scene in which his character smashed up a TV show set.