Forget a preview of the Christmas special - that would be sooo boring!!
For Children In Need it needs to be 'special' such as a musical rendition of something performed by the cast of old and new DW!!:)
Seeing as how it's 30 minutes I think this is a good call
How do you know it's 30 minutes? That sounds rather unlikely to me...
(And sorry to cast a downer, but this week's programme guide from 'The Daily Express' - and no I don't buy it myself - specifically states that the Doctor Who segment in Children in Need will be a "sneak preview of this year's Christmas special. They might be wrong, of course...)
How do you know it's 30 minutes? That sounds rather unlikely to me...
(And sorry to cast a downer, but this week's programme guide from 'The Daily Express' - and no I don't buy it myself - specifically states that the Doctor Who segment in Children in Need will be a "sneak preview of this year's Christmas special. They might be wrong, of course...)
Children in Need kicks off with an 'exclusive Doctor Who sketch' between 7.30-8pm
It would make sense seeing as how the first was 30 minutes and the second has been announced for ages
Children in Need never announce the exact time something is going to be on as they usually never stick to schedule.
So the DW sketch will (probably) be on within that half hour it won't last half an hour.
None of the sketches on CiN would ever last that long as they could end up losing a large chunk of their audience who are not interested in that particular segment.
Plus if a 2nd 5ish Doctors had been filmed there would have been something known about it by now.
Well they announced before Strictly that viewers should stick around as there would be an extra something at the end of Death in Heaven, a reasonable assumption would be that that would be the Christmas preview which if so would mean CIN is something else.
Santa was convincing Clara he was real. Two elves looked on (played by Nathan McMullen from "Misfits" and Dan "Strax" Starkey) as Santa told Clara he was real and questioned why she'd stopped believing in fairytales. As he finished speaking, the TARDIS appeared and the Doctor burst out, told Clara it was real that he was there and was back and to get into the TARDIS. He and Santa did not seem to get on as the Doctor told Santa he knew what was going on. Santa suggested the Doctor would need his help before the night was out. The Doctor insulted Santa by wishing him "Happy Easter" and got back into the TARDIS. No title seemed forthcoming.
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And yes, I'm a fussy bugger who isn't easily pleased
For Children In Need it needs to be 'special' such as a musical rendition of something performed by the cast of old and new DW!!:)
Seeing as how it's 30 minutes I think this is a good call
(And sorry to cast a downer, but this week's programme guide from 'The Daily Express' - and no I don't buy it myself - specifically states that the Doctor Who segment in Children in Need will be a "sneak preview of this year's Christmas special. They might be wrong, of course...)
It would make sense seeing as how the first was 30 minutes and the second has been announced for ages
Children in Need never announce the exact time something is going to be on as they usually never stick to schedule.
So the DW sketch will (probably) be on within that half hour it won't last half an hour.
None of the sketches on CiN would ever last that long as they could end up losing a large chunk of their audience who are not interested in that particular segment.
Plus if a 2nd 5ish Doctors had been filmed there would have been something known about it by now.
that would be fab
Absolutely Fab.
Just like the rest of series 8!