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#1 2005-03-15 07:21:11

falkor
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Re: dr who returns THIS SATURDAY (19th) - be afraid ..... VERY AFRAID!

http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/entertainment/tv_and_radio/3552087.stm]dalek.jpg <span style='font-size:17pt;line-height:100%'>WOWSERS maties,</span> get the settee booked for THIS SATURDAY at 7.30pm!!

BBC2 :http://www.bbc.co.uk/cult/news/drwho/2005/03/04/17586.shtml]In a one-off Mastermind Doctor Who Special, four Doctor Who aficionados will be put through their paces by Mastermind host, John Humphrys, to find out who will be crowned the UK's top Doctor Who fan. The prize will be presented by the new Doctor, Christopher Eccleston.

Some Things You Need To Know About Doctor Who will be packed full of Doctor Who trivia, plus there is another chance to see The Story of Doctor Who - a nostalgic archive documentary about the longest running TV drama series.

WRAP UP!! This is too good to be true!! DON'T MISS IT 7.30pm - 9.10pm includes the lost episode "Dr Who meets Batman" .. sheesh this will prove to be a most incredible night, hold all calls, chuck the mobile in the goldfish bowl, shut down the PC I AM NOT AVAILABLE

........ AND if you can make it a little earlier at 3.50pm on BBC2 the 1965 "DR WHO AND THE DALEKS" the director's cut with an extra 45 minutes of out takes http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/entertainment/tv_and_radio/3552087.stm]dalek.jpg schmeg am I dreaming? somebody pinch me

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#2 2005-03-17 15:57:41

C M Edwards
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Re: dr who returns THIS SATURDAY (19th) - be afraid ..... VERY AFRAID!

Yay!  The next regeneration!

Not even Spielberg can kill the Doctor! cool


"We go big, or we don't go."  - GCNRevenger

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#3 2005-03-18 09:54:16

clark
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Re: dr who returns THIS SATURDAY (19th) - be afraid ..... VERY AFRAID!

wait till you see it... the Doctor needs longer hair and a scarf.  big_smile

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#4 2005-03-20 03:32:23

falkor
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Re: dr who returns THIS SATURDAY (19th) - be afraid ..... VERY AFRAID!

did anybody else see last night's documentary on Dr Who?

TONS of clips from all the old Dr Who's - was really good, the mastermind thing was a real disappointment - what a bore

I thought that would be a real crack but turned it off after 10 minutes, really really bad, they asked the contenders for titles of programmes and who wrote this and what was the name of this character  ???

Colin Baker and Sylvester McCoy were on there way too much for my liking but there was one funny bit with McCoy

He said that once a fan came up to him after his dr who career had taken off saying, "Wow - Dr Who - this has made my day BTW you are my fifth favourite Dr!!  tongue " McCoy replied "Thank goodness I'm not your seventh favourite dr that's all I can say"

Each of the Doctors was wonderful in his own unique way. Let me put in a special word for Colin Baker though, who, thrillingly, took more risks with his characterization and pushed the envelope further than anyone else. His great love for the series and the character shone through then and shines through still.
J Vail, Brookline, Massachusetts, USA

Patrick Troughton and then John Pertwee were the Doctors I "grew up with", though quite frankly I couldn't care less about who the best one was as I always watched "Garrison's Guerillas" on the other side instead.
Martin Lewis, Auckland, NZ

The best TV Doctor for me was Patrick Troughton although I have to say that all the others have really good qualities. And for those people who think that Colin Bakers Doctor was poor, I suggest that they take a listen to the Big Finish Doctor Audio range where his Doctor (along with Paul McGanns 8th Doctor) have really been given a chance to shine and show people exactly how they could have been given the time and the right scripts.
Colin Lambert, Birmingham

Tom Baker IS at timelord - if there is such a thing. Reverse the polarity of the neutron flow!
Matt Ashman, Wickford, Essex

http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/entertainment/4346657.stm]> there is a great chat page going on Dr Whos <   :laugh:

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