Hear the demand from some "female scientists" that the next Doctor Who be a woman?If we're going to do series-killing stunt casting, I say let's grasp the nettle firmly and make him a hydrazoa.
Thursday, 4 December 2008
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Hear the demand from some "female scientists" that the next Doctor Who be a woman?If we're going to do series-killing stunt casting, I say let's grasp the nettle firmly and make him a hydrazoa.
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Since I'm not a DW fan I'd like to make a suggestion that might get people like me that don't understand what the heck is going on to watch.
ReplyDeleteOffer the spot to James May, the show may not make any more sense but there'd be a lot of laughs to be had when May constantly took a drink and said; "Oh dear, that's probably not right is it?"
I've suggested this to fans of the show and it seems to elicit a smile here and there.
I don't know if there's an ongoing villain on the show, but that might be another outlet for Gordon Beeping Ramsay as well.
No? Ok how about Rowan Atkinson as the Dr? That could open the door for Tony Robinson to be the sidekick. Maybe then there'd be a BBC show to finally fill the void left by Red Dwarf.
So. . . Does this mean that Doctor Who: The Curse of Fatal Death will become cannon?
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