HGFB wrote:You know what I find hardest..everywhere I go people are talking..Kids walk past me in the street and I hear them talking about..a Noel Coward play and during..Rose..dying..at the Blackpool..exhibition..a little girl shouting.."Look..It's a Dalek". It wasn't..back and I still..believe it
It's surprising how much we're on the same wavelength here..
I must admit, it is difficult stopping people talking - about some crap science fiction programme or anything else. I've tried polite signs, shouting at people, death threats..even showing them the dead bodies of those whom refuse to comply, but there's no shutting them up. The new Doctor Who is wasting valuable licence fee money that could be used to bring back Eldorado and Triangle, and the sooner it's gone the better!
I'm just praying they pull the plug before Season Three, or another Christmas special..Where are the Michael Grades at the Beeb when you need them?
"Observation is the path to understanding. Self-observation is the path to self-understanding."
HGFB wrote:
It's back and I still can't believe it
Acksherly, I'm with you there. Which is partly why I get annoyed abnout people whinging about RTD's episodes being crap compared to others or whatever. We should just all rejoice in it being on the telly again full stop.
So what you are trying to say is that we should all get behind Russel.
HGFB wrote:
It's back and I still can't believe it
Acksherly, I'm with you there. Which is partly why I get annoyed abnout people whinging about RTD's episodes being crap compared to others or whatever. We should just all rejoice in it being on the telly again full stop.
So what you are trying to say is that we should all get behind Russel.
Front Row, on Radio 4 about now (or downloadable if you miss it), has an interesting sounding piece on Dr Who. It's one of four items listed in a 45 minute program, so not long on each item. But it's inspired by the spoiler about next series announced this week, so beware - the listing text below ( from here) also gives the news away.
Multi-skilling
As Freema Agyeman is promoted from bit-part to Dr Who's assistant, Matt Thorne looks at the long tradition of actors who have played different roles in the same series.
