Doctor Who

[Kilbowie's Finest]

Walsh's character to be called Graham
Tosin Cole to play Ryan
Mandip Gill to play Yasmin

In addition they've announced that Holby City actress Sharon Clarke will play an as yet unnamed recurring character




They've also said the new season will consist of 10x 50 minute episodes and will air in Autumn 2018

[Bully Wee Villa]

Re: Mandip, it's a "wid" from me.

 

 

 

 

[Zen Archer (Raconteur)]

4 minutes ago, Bully Wee Villa said:

Re: Mandip, it's a "wid" from me.

 

 

 

 

She'll have had more than one.

[Sergeant Wilson]

It needs to be more pc, unless they are counting Davros towards the disability quota.

[renton]

New look revealed:

Getting a whole Mork from Mork and Mindy feel, here.

[Raidernation]

Could they no find troosers long enough?

[Zen Archer (Raconteur)]

Happy 54th Anniversary Doc.

[jester]

It's taken then 54 years, but they've really gone and buggered it up right royally.

[The Naitch]

It's taken then 54 years, but they've really gone and buggered it up right royally.

How have they buggered it up?

[jester]

On 11/24/2017 at 07:56, The Naitch said:

 

How have they buggered it up?

 

The whole gender thing. For years everything toddled along quite nicely. There were male timelords and female timelords. Now they can change sex as well.

The Gallifreyan version of Jeremy Kyle must be interesting:

Since my father became my mother, my brother who used to be my sister thinks that my father who used to be his mother has been acting oddly. You don't say...

[Bully Wee Villa]

Does it make you angry when humans change gender?

[RandomGuy.]

I'm confused about why it's only now an issue, considering The Master changed sex a few years ago

[falkirkthebigclub]

17 hours ago, jester said:

The whole gender thing. For years everything toddled along quite nicely. There were male timelords and female timelords. Now they can change sex as well.

The Gallifreyan version of Jeremy Kyle must be interesting:

Since my father became my mother, my brother who used to be my sister thinks that my father who used to be his mother has been acting oddly. You don't say...

^^^peak yer da

[Lurkst]

19 hours ago, jester said:

The whole gender thing. For years everything toddled along quite nicely. There were male timelords and female timelords. Now they can change sex as well.

Colin Baker must've played a hermaphrodite timelord given the size of his tits.

 

[The Doctor]

Nothing wrong with the "whole gender thing".

Tom Baker mooted it when he chucked it in 1981 and, as has been pointed out, The Master so why can't the Doctor?  Looking forward to seeing how it pans out

[Bully Wee Villa]

Pretty excellent episode, I thought.

[The Naitch]

Fair enjoyed that. For all the criticism the show gets the regeneration episodes usually hit the spot.

[Guest]

That was outstanding. Bringing in David Bradley to play William Hartnell and then the first Doctor was a triumph. Very much looking forward to Jodie Whittaker starting.

About the right time for a revamp, but I will look back on Capaldi, and Moffat's, time with more fondness than most.

[falkirkthebigclub]

Capaldi & Bradley were brilliant together, so much so that I barely noticed the plot.

First impressions of Whittaker: happy she's using her own accent as I think it works for a youthful & curious alien like Smith or Eccleston, as opposed to the weary, hardened Capaldi.

 

[BallochSonsFan]

Capaldi & Bradley were brilliant together, so much so that I barely noticed the plot.
First impressions of Whittaker: happy she's using her own accent as I think it works for a youthful & curious alien like Smith or Eccleston, as opposed to the weary, hardened Capaldi.
 

You didn't notice the plot because there wasn't one. Absolutely nothing happened.

It was an excuse for Capaldi to indulge in some ham acting, to shoehorn a Dalek into the episode and to set up and show the regeneration. In terms of plot there was absolutely nothing there.