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Hmmm.... is there any currently active actresses of the 'right' age (mid 30's to mid 40's say) with decent comedy chops, the right physicality and suitable gravitas for the dramatic parts? Any suggestions?

Anyone saying Suranne Jones gets a slap.


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Hmmm.... is there any currently active actresses of the 'right' age (mid 30's to mid 40's say) with decent comedy chops, the right physicality and suitable gravitas for the dramatic parts? Any suggestions?

Anyone saying Suranne Jones gets a slap.


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Has Julie Bradbury ever met a renowned space adventurer?


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 Post subject: Re: Doctor Who
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Personally, I'd love Rosamund Pike... but we were talking about Doctor Who casting :)


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Kathy Burke would be excellent.

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 Post subject: Re: Doctor Who
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Hayley Atwell is apparently interested.


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Hayley Atwell is apparently interested.

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 Post subject: Re: Doctor Who
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DavPaz wrote:
Personally, I'd love Rosamund Pike... but we were talking about Doctor Who casting :)


Oh, yes, me, too.

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Why, now you mention it.


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The filename on that is "IMG-20160710-WA0000.jpg"

Have we really been seeing this since July?

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The filename on that is "IMG-20160710-WA0000.jpg"

Have we really been seeing this since July?


That's time travel for you.


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 Post subject: Re: Doctor Who
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The filename on that is "IMG-20160710-WA0000.jpg"

Have we really been seeing this since July?


That's time travel for you.


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DavPaz wrote:
Hmmm.... is there any currently active actresses of the 'right' age (mid 30's to mid 40's say) with decent comedy chops, the right physicality and suitable gravitas for the dramatic parts? Any suggestions?

Anyone saying Suranne Jones gets a slap.


How old is Olivia Coleman?

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Jessica Hynes would be an awesome doctor.

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It won't be a woman.

It will likely be a white man too.


This is exactly the right time to get that fight over and done with.

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This is exactly the right time to get that fight over and done with.

Not while they have a mixed race/black companion. Can't see it happening.

It would be a nice surprise though.

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This is exactly the right time to get that fight over and done with.


I would love Pike to fight Elba

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 Post subject: Re: Doctor Who
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Jessica Hynes would be an awesome doctor.

I agree, but here's the problem: Almost all the best candidates have already guest starred in Doctor Who.

Didn't harm Capaldi's chances though, I suppose


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Jessica Hynes would be an awesome doctor.

I agree, but here's the problem: Almost all the best candidates have already guest starred in Doctor Who.

Didn't harm Capaldi's chances though, I suppose

They could work in a reason as to why he chose her face, I suppose.

I think I prefer it when they're relatively unknown. Although Capaldi has been brilliant.

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Remember when Matt Smith was first announced?

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 Post subject: Re: Doctor Who
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Was OK. Girl a bit meh, Lucas good, again, annoyingly.

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It passed the time, and served its purpose as an introductory episode. Agree about Lucas stealing the show.

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Need to watch it again, but I enjoyed it. Bill was great. Lucas was pretty good.

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Enjoyable if not earth shattering. Will continue to watch. More updates as we get them.

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I haven't watched much Doctor Who in recent years but I thought I'd give this a go... And I liked it!

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'Smile'. I dreaded this one from the trailers as it struck me as the kind of 'let's reference contemporary society in a way that will date it quickly'. It grew on me, and I enjoyed the unfolding of the mystery although the resolution could have been better handled. It did strike me as being in part a homage to the classic series as I think I identified three or more sections that would have been a whole half-hour with cliffhanger had this been in the 1980s.

Not the best episode ever, but then, not the worst. Definitely a solid 73%. Most memorable bit? The robots' 'kill! kill! kill!' face.


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Really enjoying Bill as companion, and her relationship with Capaldi. He seems revitalised now he's freed up from being overshadowed in every episode (story-wise) by Clara, and it's nice that they're doing simple, fun stories where everything isn't about how someone is the Chosen One and Most Important.

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I guess the over shadowing is 'the vault'.

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I guess the over shadowing is 'the vault'.


Yeah, but I like that they're keeping it in the background for now.

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Really enjoying Bill as companion, and her relationship with Capaldi. He seems revitalised now he's freed up from being overshadowed in every episode (story-wise) by Clara, and it's nice that they're doing simple, fun stories where everything isn't about how someone is the Chosen One and Most Important.


Her character has a sense of wonder about the possibilities of the Tardis and the Doc that I've not felt a character's had since Rose a very long time ago which is vey infectious. Also, loved the exchange about the Doc's accent.


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Also, loved the exchange about the Doc's accent.

Aye, that raised a chuckle. It reminded me of "lots of planets have a North"


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Also, loved the exchange about the Doc's accent.

Aye, that raised a chuckle. It reminded me of "lots of planets have a North"


:this: Quite possibly my favourite line from any sci-fi show ever.

I don't think we're ever going to recreate the buzz of the 2005 series, unless the show goes on another extended holiday and gets revived with such panache. Been a while since I re-watched that series; might get round to it at some point.


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Kern wrote:
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Also, loved the exchange about the Doc's accent.

Aye, that raised a chuckle. It reminded me of "lots of planets have a North"


:this: Quite possibly my favourite line from any sci-fi show ever.

I don't think we're ever going to recreate the buzz of the 2005 series, unless the show goes on another extended holiday and gets revived with such panache. Been a while since I re-watched that series; might get round to it at some point.

Watch the 50th Anniversary show first, then follow the timeline from John Hurt's point of view.

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It's on Netflix. No excuse.


I have the DVDs on a shelf in my mancave.


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Watch the 50th Anniversary show first, then follow the timeline from John Hurt's point of view.


Heh. Is that like the Internet's Preferred Order of Watching Star Wars?

Might try that, but I think you have to start with the Paul Mcgann short.


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Watch the 50th Anniversary show first, then follow the timeline from John Hurt's point of view.


Heh. Is that like the Internet's Preferred Order of Watching Star Wars?

Might try that, but I think you have to start with the Paul Mcgann short.

You probably should start with the Name of the Doctor if you want all of Hurt's appearances. (S7E13).

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I'm thinking 'Night of the Doctor' -> 50th -> 2005 series onwards -> 'Name of the Doctor' would make more sense as it's then about the Doc trying to avoid dealing with it. But would you then have to rewatch the 50th for completeness?
ie - see the 50th first time round as a John Hurt story, not a Smith/Tennant one?


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I'm thinking 'Night of the Doctor' -> 50th -> 2005 series onwards -> 'Name of the Doctor' would make more sense as it's then about the Doc trying to avoid dealing with it. But would you then have to rewatch the 50th for completeness?
ie - see the 50th first time round as a John Hurt story, not a Smith/Tennant one?

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'Thin Ice'. Very atmospheric, and a great character performance by Pearl Mackie as Bill comes to terms with how the Doc operates.
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