just heard that kentpaul is in the lead to be the next dr who. he will bring deep changes to the series innit
So, out of nowhere, British press appears to be running wild with the notion that Rory Kinnear is the frontrunner.
http://www.mirror.co.uk/tv/tv-news/who-new-doctor-who-rory-1928254
and
http://www.independent.ie/entertain...-to-be-new-time-travelling-lord-29331348.html
as well as
http://www.bleedingcool.com/2013/06...innear/?utm_source=dlvr.it&utm_medium=twitter
and
http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/cel...James-Bond-star-to-be-its-new-Doctor-Who.html
Visual aid: Rory Kinnear is M's assistant from the rebooted James Bond movies.
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Fiona Laird said:By the way, #doctorwho fans, I have it on the HIGHEST authority that Rory Kinnear's agent has not received one single call about it.
Who is she in relation to all this?
Basically bang-on with why I'm cautious about the introduction of a female Doctor. I'm up for it at the moment, as change is coming and I'd be in the mood for a large amount of it, but it nails why I feel the Doctor's male nature has been so great so far
This exposed the cliffhanger reveal that John Hurt will be playing a hitherto unknown version of the Doctor in this November’s anniversary special – although by then that news was already out, Hurt having blown the gaff a week earlier to his local paper, the Eastern Daily Press, while publicising, er, the revamp of Sheringham Little Theatre’s Film Club.
Bleeding Cool are claiming a load of lost episodes have been found:
http://www.bleedingcool.com/2013/06...e-a-very-special-surprise-for-us-in-november/
Theres even the rumour that the much touted DVD set Regenerations out this month, with its previewed animation clip of the regeneration between the first and second Doctors is a bluff, and they now have the full The Tenth Planet in which the Doctor regenerated for the first time which will be released in this set. But that strikes me as wish-fulfillment too far. Would be very clever though.
just heard that kentpaul is in the lead to be the next dr who. he will bring deep changes to the series innit
I'd rather SmokyDave gets the part.
It still feels strange to me the Matt Smith era is coming to an end. It feels like he had another season to his character. The christmas episode better be a doozy.
Bleeding Cool are claiming a load of lost episodes have been found:
http://www.bleedingcool.com/2013/06...e-a-very-special-surprise-for-us-in-november/
Bleeding Cool are claiming a load of lost episodes have been found:
http://www.bleedingcool.com/2013/06...e-a-very-special-surprise-for-us-in-november/
If this is true, I wouldn't be surprised if the BBC had found a lot of these episodes years ago and has just been sitting on them waiting for the anniversary.
Man, even were the episodes an epic shitfest I would still kill to actually see the last episode of the Tenth Planet and Troughton's first few serials in their original form.
From reading the Outpost Gallifrey threads, the most notable thing I've picked up is that there's been no explicit denial, and there are people on that forum who would be capable of making explicit denials. Now, they may simply not have seen the discussion, of course, but it's something.
So, yes. Nothing concrete whatsoever, and whether you think it's true would probably come down to the pessimistic (It's *far* too good-sounding to be true!) versus the optimistic (...but no-one's denied it yet). I'm still on the pessimistic side, given that the quantity listed is, frankly, ridiculously huge, but I have to concede the ponts from the optimistic side.
Same, from what I've seen of him, I could see him being my favorite Doctor ever, I just love his character. Matt Smith seems to have taken a fair bit from him as well character wise, not surprising that he is Matt's favorite Doctor. But yeah just to see the original Ice Warriors episode in full or Troughtons Dalek episodes and the rest of his Cybermen ones. Please let this be true.Jesus this is amazing if true. The notion of being able to actually SEE more Troughton stories is mindblowing. I've been slowly slogging my way through the loose cannon reconstructions and as much as I hate to admit it with all the hard work they put into them... It's kind of a bore. Even without a visual element the narrated audios have an easier time holdimg my attention.
The only exception is Marco Polo. That recon was legit. I can only imagine how much better it would be to finally see it in it's original form.
This add a couple of million to the ratings:
Online and catch-up TV added to official ratings
This would be the best Doctor Who news ever.
a) it's not relevant
b) it's not relevant
c) no
...am...I missing how its relevent?
Right side of the third panel, above the "mane of miyagi"-bubble. Doctor Whooves having issues with his screwdriver.
...yay?
I really have never understood the appeal of the whole "cameo" thing, especially in completely disparate properties.
Cameos are just another form of fanservice. Nothing more, nothing less. There;s not really anything to get besides them trying to get a "omigosh was that a ponified 4th/10th/11th Doctor? Awsm xdxd"-reaction from the extended audience. FiM has a metric ton of this kind of stuff going on in the background.
Been watching some Who repeats and things on BBCA while in the states for E3/other things. Fuck me, the placement of the ads is bloody awful. Ruins the pacing pf episodes badly. It's awful, especially in earlier series' (they were showing 3) but even in more recent stuff (such as 7).
I suppose as a Brit I know how it is raw, which doesn't help... But I did think it was terrible! I never even would've thought Who that different from a show designed with ads in mind, but the difference is night and day.
How do they air in the UK? Always been curious. In America ads are so often and so long. 22 minutes or 44 minutes for a show after they're all said and done.Been watching some Who repeats and things on BBCA while in the states for E3/other things. Fuck me, the placement of the ads is bloody awful. Ruins the pacing pf episodes badly. It's awful, especially in earlier series' (they were showing 3) but even in more recent stuff (such as 7).
How do they air in the UK? Always been curious. In America ads are so often and so long. 22 minutes or 44 minutes for a show after they're all said and done.
How do they air in the UK? Always been curious. In America ads are so often and so long. 22 minutes or 44 minutes for a show after they're all said and done.
How do they air in the UK? Always been curious. In America ads are so often and so long. 22 minutes or 44 minutes for a show after they're all said and done.
To make it absolutely clear, the BBC is funded by taxpayer money, meaning they don't run ads because everybody in Britain with a TV has actually already paid for it. The BBC doesn't do ads, or product placement, or any of that. I was amazed they were allowed to use Jammie Dodgers in The Bells of Saint John, to be honest, as Jammie Dodger is a brand - mentioning them in Evolution was one thing, but briefly showing the packet really stunned me.
That's why whenever you see people using computers and things in Who they're always clearly an off-the-shelf computer with logos covered up or replaced, like the "Myth" laptops or pretty much all TVs being from Magpie's.