The Salford Time Lord
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Hes a good actor,but dont you need to be a bit quirky to be Dr Who? Ricky Gervais wouldve been funny for a one-off.
Originally posted by fact 51 any guy from salford is ok. hooky would be good as is assistant.
You might be on to something there,AHW as the Dr (he does have the scarves) & Hooky as his assistant. And a load of cloned Bez`s instead of Darleks!:D
I think this is a top choice (although it would have been nice to see Paul McGann do a less Hollywood version). I love Doctor Who.
Someone on the BBC site has suggested Peter Andre to play Davros!
I've emailed them to suggest that the Order redo the theme music - apart from Kraftwerk, no-one else could beat the original Delia Derbyshire arrangement.
Originally posted by death of art I've emailed them to suggest that the Order redo the theme music - apart from Kraftwerk, no-one else could beat the original Delia Derbyshire arrangement.
Are you aware Orbital did a version on thier Altogether cd a few years back? its as good as it`ll get.
Yep, it's good. But not as good as the original, sorry. Think about it, it's 1963, and someone has created a TV theme tune that's 10 years ahead of Kraftwerk. You can't beat it.
Did you know that the TARDIS noise was made by scraping a house-key down the wires in an old piano? You didn't? Well there you go.
I'll get me coat.
After Peter Davison, Colin Baker and Sylvester McCoy anything's got to be an improvement! By the way, Paul McGann was at the Kraftwerk gig at the RFH on Thursday...
Originally posted by Philip Collins After Peter Davison, Colin Baker and Sylvester McCoy anything's got to be an improvement!By the way, Paul McGann was at the Kraftwerk gig at the RFH on Thursday...
We saw Bill Bailey in the queue outside the Academy. And a lad I work with sat two seats away from him up in the circle.
Originally posted by Al Jarvis > Originally posted by Philip Collins> After Peter Davison, Colin Baker and Sylvester McCoy anything's got to be an improvement!> By the way, Paul McGann was at the Kraftwerk gig at the RFH on Thursday...
We saw Bill Bailey in the queue outside the Academy. And a lad I work with sat two seats away from him up in the circle. My brother was sitting just behind Bill Bailey at the Academy! The Pet Shop Boys were there too....
For the 40th anniversary the ABC here in OZ are currently screening all the surviving episodes. At the moment we are upto the Pertwee Sprorns from Space episodes (1970). So, by the time they are finished with the repeats the new episodes should hopefully be ready.
