Question Time - Part EIGHT!

[Rob McCow]

Prometheus (Ridley Scott Aliens thingy), Brave (New Pixar movie), I may see Avengers: Assemble* at some point, there's a Guy Pearce movie out now that might be worth a go, plus Batman and Judge Dredd.

Come on, Cinema time!

Same question - any films you're looking forward to this summer?

*may require some assembly

[Anthony Williams]

Mostly just Prometheus and The Dark Knight Rises. Both look superb. Although, I didn't know there was a new Pixar film coming out, so I suppose I'm now looking forward to that, too!

Is there anything that you're doing this week that you're particularly looking forward to?

[SiHart]

Nothing in particular no.

What's your ringtone?

[Jon Masters]

Briiiiiing, Briiiing. Or so I think . no-one ever rings me on it because it's never switched on.

Do you like foreign subtitled dramas, like the rush of Scand-o-crimes we're getting ?

[duncan]

No.

Have you booked a holiday for this year yet?

[SiHart]

Yes, we're off to Scotland in just under a months time.

What's your favourite meal of the day?

[Si Hunt]

Dinner! Dinner is the point of the whole day, sometimes. Breakfast and lunch are just to stop you getting hungry too early.

With the whole of Doctor Who at your disposal, what would you write about?

Si.

[Jon Masters]

I've been working for a while now on a sequel to the Androids of Tara

What type of DW magazine / web / book article fascinates you the most ?

[SiHart]

A mixture really- I like the ones that go in depth on the stories/ fiction of the show and I like the ones that go behind the scenes in depth too. I'm easily pleased.

What's the longest walk you've ever done?

[Richard Brinck-Johnsen]

Did a 14 mile walk into the city of London a few years back.


Same question

[SiHart]

26 miles.Avebury to Stonehenge... and I'm doing it for the third time this Sunday!

Do you give money regularly to any charity?

[Anthony Williams]

Not on a regular basis, but I'm a frequent random giver, if that makes sense!

Star Trek or Battlestar Galactica?

[SiHart]

Star Trek- because, if nothing else, at least it's fun. I mya not have watched much of BSG, but it seemed overly grim, nasty and depressing and grey to me.

Do you like Licorice?

[duncan]

Yes. I like it a lot.

What one single food item do you dislike the most?

[Anthony Williams]

Scallops. Yuck.

Marmite - my mate or I hate?

[Richard Brinck-Johnsen]

My mate - although I haven't had any for a while that I recall so I can happily live without it.

What was the last drink you had?

[SiHart]

A cup of tea (obviously!)

What's your favourite fruit?

[Anthony Williams]

Definitely mangoes! Yummy!

Do you think you could live in a foreign country?

[Stuart Wallis]

As long as it's like the UK, but without the mad politicians and the amount of crime, then yes I would.

Which foreign country wouldn't you mind living in?

[Anthony Williams]

I'm living in the only one I'd have ever considered, and would quite like to move back to the UK eventually...

Is that a suitable answer?

[Stuart Wallis]

It could have been far worse.

The Beatles or the Stones?

[Anthony Williams]

There was a time when I would've said the Stones. But, as I've got older, I came to realise that the Beatles were much more innovative and, well... interesting! So, the Beatles it is!

Where did you go on your last holiday?

[SiHart]

Spain.

What is your proudest achievement?

[Anthony Williams]

Receiving the Freedom of the City of London.

Same again, because it's a good question!

[Richard Brinck-Johnsen]

Having appeared in 27 amateur stage musical productions in just over 13 years (24 of which have been with the same local company in Loughton).

What one unfulfilled ambition would you like to achieve within the next 5-10 years?