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    Quote Originally Posted by SiHart View Post
    Louise Jameson has just been on BBC 4 talking about The Omega Factor.

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    And made only Dr Who references in her interview.

    I'm sorry it's late but John Scott Martin was the Cemetary Keeper in "Young Sherlock Holmes" yesterday afternoon on Channel 4.
    Have I missed out anyone else from that film?

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    Quote Originally Posted by Dino Cloud (Slight Return) View Post
    Have I missed out anyone else from that film?
    According to IMDB, Mr Holmes was played by Roger Brierly who was the voice of Drathro in TOATL
    Bazinga !

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    Yesterday's episode of Catweazle featured Geoffrey Bayldon, Moray Watson, Elspet Gray and Peter Butterworth.

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    I've just got my handcuffs and my truncheon and that's enough.

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    Oh, and it also looked as if The TARDIS made a cameo in the news reports of Tony McNulty's expenses claims on BBC Breakfast this morning too.

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    I've just got my handcuffs and my truncheon and that's enough.

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    RTD and Lis Sladen on Breakfast time, pontificating on today's SJA
    Bazinga !

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    finally finished watching Fall of Eagles, it's really been a who's who of actors who have appeared in Doctor Who over the years in the last couple of episodes. there was

    Hugh Burden (spearhead from space)
    Erik Chitty (deadly assasin)
    Peter Copley (pyramids of mars)
    David Dodimead (the tenth planet)
    Marius Goring (evil of the daleks)
    Geoffrey Toone (curse of peladon)
    Michael Gough
    Nigel Stock

    oh and some bloke called Colin Baker, though I haven't a clue what he ever went onto do after his appearence in this series.

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    Nothing worth mentioning, dear boy...

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    I just thought i would say that David Tennant is going to be on GMTV at 9:10 today.
    I hope what I just wrote made sense, it did when I was thinking it.

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    Ah! BBC Breakfast had Russell T Davies and Sladen yesterday. Very interesting that Tennant is on GMTV!
    Pity. I have no understanding of the word. It is not registered in my vocabulary bank. EXTERMINATE!

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    David Tennant has just said that The Waters of Mars is on 15th November.
    I hope what I just wrote made sense, it did when I was thinking it.

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    Sunday 15th November?

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    Well that makes a kind of sense- it won't be competeing against The X-Factor, they won't have to move Merlin or Strictly either.

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    I've just got my handcuffs and my truncheon and that's enough.

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    Was that June Hudson playing Harry Hill's mum in last night's TV Burp?

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    Steve thought so.

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    Rani's Dad was in Spooks tonight (with a slightly dodgy accent I thought).

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    There is going to be a Dr Who location special on Paul O'Grady tonight on C4.
    I hope what I just wrote made sense, it did when I was thinking it.

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    Quote Originally Posted by cyberchris35 View Post
    There is going to be a Dr Who location special on Paul O'Grady tonight on C4.
    Bit of a non-event, it was less than 2 mins long

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    I thought that too, they seemed to make it sound bigger than what it was.
    I hope what I just wrote made sense, it did when I was thinking it.

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    Robert Jezek (Sergeant Zbigniev in Battlefield, not to mention BF's Frobisher) is on a Taggart being shown on ITV3 right now.

    Plus, last night's Fringe on Sky One featured a mysterious race of powerful beings, who are apparently able to travel in time, but who are there only to observe, not to interfere... I don't know, these US shows, where do they get their ideas from?

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    It truly boggles the mind.
    For every fail, there is an equal and opposite win.

    ...Oh, who am I kidding?

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    Tonight's new NCIS on FX has just namechecked TARDIS (to mean somewhere that seems bigger inside) and then briefly had one character explaining to another what the heck TARDIS means, detailing it as a time/space machine in Doctor Who...

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    And there was a clip from Remembrance of the Daleks on HIGNFY last night.
    For every fail, there is an equal and opposite win.

    ...Oh, who am I kidding?

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    Not really a guest appearance, more a rather random Dr Who mention that I couldn't find anywhere else to put...

    Nicky Wire of that Manic Street Preachers has published his top 5 Doctors on their official site in the list section. Ready?

    TOP 5 DOCTOR WHO'S

    1. John Pertwee
    2. Christopher Eccleston
    3. Paul McGann
    4. Peter Davison
    5. David Tennant


    It really was spelt like that! Some fan eh?
    Maybe he reads this forum?

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    Dear oh dear, Nicky Wire!
    Pity. I have no understanding of the word. It is not registered in my vocabulary bank. EXTERMINATE!

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    Quote Originally Posted by Rob McCow View Post
    Dear oh dear, Nicky Wire!
    Well 2 and 3 are Northern! And working class! So that probably swung his "vote"...