You have to watch David Tennant pretending to be Spider-Man

David Tennant being Spider-Man is about to make your day.

The former Doctor Who star made a memorable guest appearance in Channel 4's Hang Ups, playing a maître d who embodies the superhero in order to grow his confidence.

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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WwTeYaXB7sg

Tennant's guest turn opposite Stephen Mangan in the semi-improvised comedy saw Dr. Richard Pitt (Mangan) giving advice to waiter Martin (Tennant). Martin is worrying he will lose his job as he doesn't like talking to people and Richard suggests he uses a mask as a coping mechanism.

"Could I be Spider-Man?" asks Tennant, before he practices some amazing web-slinging moves in order to show people to their tables.

It has to be seen to be believed:

https://twitter.com/Channel4/status/1029839201750011904

Viewers thought it was absolutely hilarious:

https://twitter.com/lanabee/status/1029838688954605573

https://twitter.com/EmiGarside/status/1029838221260349442

https://twitter.com/Sawah_Lou/status/1029837821845168139

https://twitter.com/NewMe72/status/1029839172037758976

https://twitter.com/Caroline_10s/status/1029838453486379010

And if that wasn't enough, an outtake from the same episode sees both Mangan and Tennant imitate model Jerry Hall – complete with leopard print coat – as the pair riff on her marriages to Mick Jagger and Rupert Murdoch.

https://twitter.com/hangupsofficial/status/1029842755428802563

Spider-Man, Jerry Hall... David might have a sideline here in being an impressionist.

Although the actor's wife, Georgia Tennant was left feeling a bit creeped out...

https://twitter.com/georgiaEtennant/status/1029872050209345537

Six-part comedy Hang Ups, written by Mangan and Robert Delamere, also stars Katherine Parkinson, Richard E. Grant, Paul Ritter, Jessica Hynes and Charles Dance, to name a few.