Amen to that. The character really gets on my titties.HGFB wrote:Jack isn't back until episode 11.
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Perhaps the Tardis could materialise in the sky and drop onto John Barrowman when he's out shopping - in a Monty Python 1000 KG weight crushing stylee? That would stop him from doing any more 'acting'.
No more "Springtime for Hitler" for you sunshine, the next televisual appearance you'll be making will be in a can of soup..
No more "Springtime for Hitler" for you sunshine, the next televisual appearance you'll be making will be in a can of soup..
"Observation is the path to understanding. Self-observation is the path to self-understanding."
arron wrote:Perhaps the Tardis could materialise in the sky and drop onto John Barrowman when he's out shopping - in a Monty Python 1000 KG weight crushing stylee? That would stop him from doing any more 'acting'.
No more "Springtime for Hitler" for you sunshine, the next televisual appearance you'll be making will be in a can of soup..
Of course, he's only in Who and WoodenTorch because RTD fancies him ......... allegedly.
As long as she keeps it away from Daleks and science of any kind whatsoever..I'm sure that it probably won't smell as bad as a month old corpse. Perhaps a return to the historical stories that Hartnell used to do will work better for her style of writing..IronGiant wrote:That's good news ........ what isn't so good is that Helen Raynor is writing two episodes .........HGFB wrote:Good news everyone!
Steven Moffat is writing a 2 parter in series 4.
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Latest word on the Freema thing from TV Cream:
Dr Who axed in BBC plot! Freema axed in BBC plot! It's all a whirr
here at TV Cream's Dr Who Matrix Databank. And, being the cutting-
edge sort of e-mag you can rely on, we can exclusively reveal we had
an insider accompanying The Sun's Ally Ross when the red-top first
got its mitts into last week's story about Dr Who's not-so-best
friend being not-so-re-contracted for next year. So, here's how it
really happened...
"Ally and I were out last Friday (in Greenwich)," says our deep
throat, "when he received a call from colleague Sara Nathan, 'Do you
know that Freema Agyeman's leaving Dr Who?'. 'Do we?', asks
Ally. 'Ooh," I said, 'I'd heard something about that, yes.' So Sara
Nathan goes to the BBC Press Office and says 'We know Agyeman's been
sacked, what's the official line?'. 'Er, yeah... we know. We'll get
back to you'. Two hours pass. Press Office: 'No comment'. Sara
Nathan: 'But you said, "Yeah, we know", so we're running it'. Press
Office: 'Er, no comment'. The Sun runs the story. The Freema
Agyeman fan site declares war and contacts the BBC Press Office who
say, 'It's a load of rubbish'. Sara Nathan contacts the BBC Press
Office. 'You can't say it's a load of rubbish, you basically told
me on the phone you knew it was true'. BBC Press Office: 'Er, sorry,
yeah we did. Apologies for that.'"
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