I just watched Doctor Who

Daleks....... :o

I wish they'd got rid of them years ago - just not a convincing villain.

but they exterminate everyone.....

What a load of tosh that finale epidode was!

I didn't watch it just caught a bit with the daleks.

 

I take it he never regenerated....were they in different planes?

....as I hadn't watch the week before I decided it was a waste of time trying to work it out.

 

I was only half watching. There were two of him as if one overacting isn't enough!........... and a load of old assistants including Sarah Jane - I can't remember which Doctor's assistant she was. I couldn't make out a word that Catherine Tate said. She got part of the doctor's mind apparently so knew exactly what to do to defeat Davros and the Daleks and in the end he'd to wipe her mind, a la Men In Black. The copy of the doctor lived happily ever after (I think) as a human with Billy Piper's character. Mickey her boyfriend seemed to go off with Captain Jack and his crew, so maybe he'll turn up on Torchwood to replace the ones who were killed.

The two who he left behind survived as well. I had to watch as I couldn't make out what happened from what was being said about it. I think I'd have survived without watching it though. Just watch out, If the earth gets moved it probably Dalek's fault.

sounds like it was a good thing I missed it.

Off to have a bath. It's hard work finding time at them moment.

have a good soak and relax

Oh yeah, I forgot they moved the earth back into place again. Tardis does Superman!............ except Tardis draws it along in it's slipstream. Superman pushes.

I'll be glad when DT goes.

He reminds me of one of the previous ones - he was manic and over enthusiastic as well.

David Tennant is playing Hamlet at Stratford from July 24th, followed by moving to the Donmar in London.

Tickets will be scarce as the Donmar holds only 250.

Edited July 7, 200817 yr by Bramley

What's he in?

Hamlet......the play is transferring to London.

I don't know that I like him enough to bother.

EMI has appointed Elio Leoni-Sceti as chief executive of its recorded music division, despite him having no background in the industry. For 16yrs he has been an executive with Reckitt Benckiser, makers of stain-removal Vanish and painkiller

Nurofen.

I bet the tabloids could make a great headline out of that.

Well, they're already in trouble with experienced people. Let's see if he makes it better or worse. As long as he doesn't vanish them.

I bet the 1500 people made redundant (out of 6000) will need the painkillers.

The Rolling Stones want to leave, and Robbie Williams is procrastinating.

At least Coldplay are doing well.