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RE: Doctor Who - JHyde - 14-12-2009 02:31 AM

He might be really good. But yes, he's a foetus.


RE: Doctor Who - bertowud - 14-12-2009 02:43 AM

He, honestly, makes me think of Mister Wizard for some reason or Bill Nye the science guy probably to be more accurate.


RE: Doctor Who - JHyde - 18-12-2009 04:19 PM

Check out Wylie's latest blog posting at lifeofwylie.com

The last two lines of this made me cry, what the 8 year old asked him and what RTD said in reply. The idea that people are having nightmares but don't know what they're about is GENIUS.


RE: Doctor Who - bertowud - 18-12-2009 05:09 PM

Very nice! I love the picture. Is that Donna's grandfather? And John Simm. Sweet!

And you're right about that last bit. Very touching.


RE: Doctor Who - JHyde - 18-12-2009 05:14 PM

John Slim?!

Yeah, Wilf was Donna's grandfather, only introduced because the actor playing her dad passed away suddenly. They had to reshoot some scenes and they used this actor because he'd been in the Christmas special so they decided to play it out thay way.

I didn't actually know Catherine Tate was in the Christmas special for real, so I'm very glad to hear that she is. Even though it might just be as a clueless Donna.


RE: Doctor Who - almh - 18-12-2009 05:36 PM

AWWWW! I love that last two lines!

I heard a rumour that
Spoiler: show
Billie Piper and Camille Coduri would be in it as well. Anyone know if this is true? (I don't want to know any plot spoilers, just if they are...



RE: Doctor Who - bertowud - 18-12-2009 05:38 PM

(18-12-2009 05:14 PM)JHyde Wrote:  Yeah, Wilf was Donna's grandfather, only introduced because the actor playing her dad passed away suddenly. They had to reshoot some scenes and they used this actor because he'd been in the Christmas special so they decided to play it out thay way.

I'm glad he was in it. He was great in the series. He was also a great foil for Donna's mom.

(18-12-2009 05:36 PM)almh Wrote:  AWWWW! I love that last two lines!

I heard a rumour that
Spoiler: show
Billie Piper and Camille Coduri would be in it as well. Anyone know if this is true? (I don't want to know any plot spoilers, just if they are...

I hope it is. That would be cool.


RE: Doctor Who - JHyde - 18-12-2009 05:39 PM

I dunno.

Isn't it gorgeous? I actually cried, but that could be for a host of other reasons, so I'll test it on my sister over the next few days. She doesn't cry as easily as I do though.

I could just really imagine him saying that, without being patronising or anything, just that it was this gift and almost holy trust. And Moffat feels similarly, so I bet he's a bit nervous. I know he co-wrote the two parter.


RE: Doctor Who - carole9908 - 27-12-2009 09:24 PM

(23-08-2009 08:52 PM)almh Wrote:  Yay! People who like Doctor Who and Spooks, I love this forum! Anyway, David Tennant leaving. I'm sort of sad that he is, but had since managed to cope with the pain Wink and am looking forward to seeing what Matt Smith's Doctor is like. Although I am not looking forward to a certain person being on the show...
Spoiler: show
Alex Kingston who played Professor River Song. Honestly, I think that Steven Moffat is a brilliant writer, but I have so far hated half his episodes. Series 1 - good. Series 2 - Bad. Series 3 - Good. Series 4 - Bad. I dread to think how the next series will go.

If I recall correctly, she said that "her" Doctor was older than DT, so she shouldn't be appearing in the next series. Which also means that the next Doctor after Matt Smith will have to be older. Won't that have to be the final one? The Doctor can only regenerate 12 (or is it 13?) times, so he'll have used up all his lives.


RE: Doctor Who - JHyde - 28-12-2009 04:28 AM

I'm sure they'll find a way to get around that.