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The JW Doctor proves to be a projection which is switched off, and Bradley Walsh is revealed to be the Doctor. Ryan gets shot and killed by a Cyberman and we all weep buckets (of joy!), and The Doctor and Yaz set off for a new series of adventures next season, as we realise that being a police officer she's quite brave and compassionate with great organisational skills.
The scripts are all newly discovered stories written but never made by Terrance Dicks, Robert Holmes and Chris Boucher. After the titles finish they advertise the next special back on Christmas day with the Daleks written by Terry Nation.
And then I woke up this morning. It was all a dream!! Just as I want the last two series to be.....
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Yep, it's a dog isn't it? A lousy hackwork.
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litefoot
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In the absence of a suitable thread, I'll post this here.
Courtesy of doctorwhocastandcrew.blogspot.com, here are the oldest living cast and crew to have appeared in Doctor Who.
Here are those actors all turning 93 this year. June Brown, Frank Mills, Geoffrey Palmer, Derek Smith, Frank Windsor, David de Keyser, Graham Rigby and Wendy Danvers.
Andre Maranne, 94 (Benoit, The Moonbase)
Barbara Clegg, 94 (writer, Enlightenment)
Hugh Lund, 94 (Matthews in The Android Invasion and a Zarbi in the Web Planet)
James Garbutt, 94 (Ronson, Genesis Of The Daleks)
Peter Thompson, 94 (extra in The Invasion, Inferno)
Honor Blackman, 94 (Professor Lasky, Terror Of The Vervoids)
David Graham, 94 (Dalek and Mechanoid voices plus Prof. Kerensky in City Of Death)
Ysanne Churchman, 94 (Voice of Alpha Centauri, The Curse of Peladon and Monster of Peladon and the Great One in Planet Of The Spiders)
Morris Perry, 94 (Captain Dent, Colony In Space)
Donald Pelmear, 95 (Prof. Rubeish, The Time Warrior)
William Russell, 95 (companion Ian Chesterton in Seasons 1 and 2)
Laurie Webb, 95 (Arthur Ollis, The Three Doctors)
Arnold Yarrow, 99 (the Exxilon Belial, Death to The Daleks)
Earl Cameron, 102 (astronaut Williams, The Tenth Planet)
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Well, it's funnier and shorter than any of the garbage coming out of the production office since Moff left that's for sure. That's the thing isn't it? When he and RTD were good, they could be good and at least sometimes funny. The Chinball man is just DIRE!
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