Doctor Who

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Originally posted by Chumpy:
I first met these grey lady-statues in Bath, Somerset, UK in about 1997.

So where are you now Chumpy?

Nigel - I asked my wife about this problem with Martha not aging (she being an expert on time and alternative relative dimensions in space) and she told me to not be so stupid. If Martha was aging at the same time as the cop, she could have delivered the message herself .
I feel such a fool sometimes.

Shouldn't the question be

So when are you now Chumpy??

Rasher

That was the point I was trying to make...

Yes. What I mean is, the bullshit I spouted earlier was indeed correct - it's just that it was more obvious than I initially thought it was.

Radio Times describes this weeks episode as " a bit of a pudding, but Russell T manages to pull out a plum at the end".

Howard (in the here and now)....I think!!

I see that the Daleks have come a long way since the early prototypes.

Mark

Inspired casting.

Get the Beebs only other time traveller to play the only other Timelord.

Kept that one a secret!

Not exactly a secret. John Simm as the new master was known weeks ago.

Bob

There's not much that gets past you.

Mick
You may not be aware that the BBC has a website.

Bob

Like I said, nothing gets past you

Bottoms up

I finally caught up with Torchwood this week and found it also to be first class. The later episodes in particular I thought were fantastic. I was close to tears at the scene where the man from 1953 met his senile son. Definitely not just for kids.

I think the present doctor is the best and that Sally Sparrow would make a good companion for the doctor too.

I used to be scared of one bigheaded alien from dr Who creeping out from under my bed. Can't seem to find a pic of it somehow. I remember a scary ribbonlike thing too. No way I'm going to expose my kids to that. That, and no telly

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No way I'm going to expose my kids to that

Got plenty of cotton wool for the rest of their "life".