Many fans were upset to find a fake listing for a Coronation Street documentary in the middle of an evening of made up Doctor Who stories.
I feel most fans would have preferred an evening full of original made up episodes rather than a documentary with a somewhat tenuous link to the world of Doctor Who. After all, if this were an evening of made up Coronation Street episodes, would it be appropriate to suddenly insert a documentary about Doctor Who in the middle of it?
Please do continue with these made up stories, which have been most enjoyable and inspiring. And please do bring back the Zygons.
Yours,
David Tennant, aged 13 and three quarters.
PS, any chance of a signed picture of Peter Davison?
That's not funny, at all! :mad: If all you can do is mock, then please leave this thread immediatly! And don't post on this thread again. :mad::mad:
tiggerpooh, in case you misread that post and thought it was me.. It wasn't. And in case you hadn't noticed, I was slightly miffed that it implied I am a troll. Anyone who'd been following this forum for a while would know I'm not.
We're all here on this forum to be informed and entertained and sometimes contribute to that entertainment when we can. Get a broader perspective. Please? Take note of others' perspectives, Otherwise I'll have to conclude I'm not dealing with an adult and I will withdraw from this thread. I've no wish to be wilfully misunderstood.
7:35 Doctor Who
A two-part story by Steven Moffat. Depths of the Rift
Pulled onto a planet with a rift in space and time on it, the Doctor and Clara find the citizens of the world dying of an unknown poison. While trying to find out what the poison is, and how it could spread to the entire planet, a race of golden beings descend from the stars, and bring what could save the world; They called themselves the Axons. Can the Doctor stop whatever plan the Axons have, and save the populace?
The Doctor ... Matt Smith
Clara Oswald ... Jenna Louise-Coleman
Captain Derten Besalif ... Graeme Garden
Corporal Somai Aaneo ... Jeany Spark
Professor Ma Erst ... Thomas Ham Jinn
Voice of the Axos ... Bernard Holley
tiggerpooh, in case you misread that post and thought it was me.. It wasn't. And in case you hadn't noticed, I was slightly miffed that it implied I am a troll. Anyone who'd been following this forum for a while would know I'm not.
We're all here on this forum to be informed and entertained and sometimes contribute to that entertainment when we can. Get a broader perspective. Please? Take note of others' perspectives, Otherwise I'll have to conclude I'm not dealing with an adult and I will withdraw from this thread. I've no wish to be wilfully misunderstood.
Hear hear. Apparently a subtly funny and relevant post like yours is forbidden by forum overlord Tiggerpooh whereas stuff about giant squirrels and Two Pints of Lager and the Death of British Comedy are totally fine...
tiggerpooh, in case you misread that post and thought it was me.. It wasn't. And in case you hadn't noticed, I was slightly miffed that it implied I am a troll. Anyone who'd been following this forum for a while would know I'm not.
We're all here on this forum to be informed and entertained and sometimes contribute to that entertainment when we can. Get a broader perspective. Please? Take note of others' perspectives, Otherwise I'll have to conclude I'm not dealing with an adult and I will withdraw from this thread. I've no wish to be wilfully misunderstood.
I'm surprised that someone who is apparently a DW fan could fail to get your joke to be honest, as it is fairly universally accepted that being scheduled against Corrie in the 80s was probably the beginning of the end for the original run. Perhaps Tiggerpooh is a Red Dwarf fan still repressing memories of 'Back To Earth'?
*awaits bollocking for acknowledging existence of non-DW TV programme...*
*sigh* My post is about Doctor Who, you know. I think I understand why my joke is a failure with you and tigger pooh.
Back in the days of black and white TV there were only two channels, then three, and nobody had a second TV set in their bedroom and video recorders were huge, expensive machines that only TV studios could afford. TV was an event and if you missed your favourite programme, that was it. You missed it and could never see it again.
In my youth, which was those ancient days, it was not uncommon for imaginative programmes, like Doctor Who and others to be scheduled up against popular soap operas. In our house it used to cause great deal of upset, as my mum loved her soaps and I loved Doctor Who and Star Trek and others.
So you see, my entry, which is about a TV programme that I wish had been made but wasn't, is an ironic reference to that.
I can understand why anyone too young to remember such things might not get the joke.
Can you imagine my feelings on being taken to task over a post which is to the point and which I thought was an original twist on the OP's idea? I think you're both being rather too literal.
Well, to be honest, I think that is a somewhat obscure joke. I remember the problem of scheduling you refer to and even so I just thought you'd misunderstood the point of the thread.
The reference to you as "Troll King" was meant in a joking spirit, as was the rest of the post. I put a winking smilie at the bottom to show none of it was meant maliciously. I know you're not a troll and apologise for any offence.
Hear hear. Apparently a subtly funny and relevant post like yours is forbidden by forum overlord Tiggerpooh whereas stuff about giant squirrels and Two Pints of Lager and the Death of British Comedy are totally fine...
Praise The Lord and pass the ammunition! Someone here got my joke!
Well, to be honest, I think that is a somewhat obscure joke. I remember the problem of scheduling you refer to and even so I just thought you'd misunderstood the point of the thread.
The reference to you as "Troll King" was meant in a joking spirit, as was the rest of the post. I put a winking smilie at the bottom to show none of it was meant maliciously. I know you're not a troll and apologise for any offence.
I guess both our jokes misfired slightly!
Thanks davethescot. Mine certainly misfired with some around here. I admit I was taken aback at first with your post and had to edit my response a couple of times before finding the right tone - the penny finally dropped that you were joking.
My other post, explaining the original post (surely an admission of failure ) was really directed at tiggerpooh and doctorwhofancal.
It's so easy to misread an intent when it's plain text like this.
This thread has been brilliant with funny and original contributions by all including GDK. I just think some people should be a bit more reasonable and not jump on posts they didn't get and also not take it so seriously.
6.10pm Doctor Who
Starring Tom Baker in Schrodinger's Catastrophe
By Christopher H Bidmead
The Doctor and Romana arrive on a planet of theoretical impossibility, where all inhabitants are simultaneously alive and dead. Only a quantum field wave generator will reverse the state of regressive inertia; but, with K9 suffering from a bronchial infection of the circuit boards, its creation will require the Doctor and Romana to do the impossible: talk to each other.
The Doctor . .. Tom Baker
Romana. . . ... .Lalla Ward
Voice of K9. . .John Leeson
Hadron..... . . . Colin Jeavons
Lepton. . . . . .. Gerald Harper
Boson. . . . . . .Terence Alexander
6.10 Doctor Who
starring Matt Smith in The Forever Arc. A story by
Russell S. Moffatt.
As the Doctor reels from River’s
latest secrets, Amy discovers
Rory is still alive but trapped in a
collapsing time phisher at the edge
of the reality bubble. But as the
TARDIS is revealed to be the
cause of the collapse, a young
Melody Pond must confront her own
future as the leader of The Silence.
Or something.
Dr Who . . . . . Matt Smith
Amy . . . . . . . Karen Gillan
Rory . . . . . . . Arthur Darvill
River Song . . Alex Kingston
TARDIS . . . . .Suranne Jones
7:00pm Doctor Who
Starring Matt Smith in Suprise !
A 90 minute story by Jack Dee
Mal wakes up on the night of All Hallows Eve, in nothing but a fez and a bow tie. He has no memory of who he is. Mal is approached by the Het siblings, Het Stream and Het Airn, who tell him that he was on his way to pull a prank on his old friend the Doctor.
After inhaling helium, and armed with carrot juice, an orange wig and an exercise bike, Mal Bush follows Het Stream's directions to the Doctor's Mobile home, parked next to a field called Trenzalore...
Mal Bush..................Matt Smith
The Doctor...............Colin Baker
Het Stream..............Anthony Ainley
Het Airn...................Kate O Mara
and introducing Michael Jayston as the 12th Doctor
Doctor WTF?
Starring Taylor Lautner in ‘It’s Bigger on the inside…of my pants’
Written by Roberto Orci, a 15 year old boy, a few focus groups, Twitter, a trained chimp
From visionary director Michael Bay comes a brand spanking new re-imaginification of a British classic. Fox Entertainment in association with BBC Worldwide, Walmart and Nestle Confectionary are proud to present the epic 4 and a half hour pilot for a show that is literally out of this world!
Meet the Doc’…a no nonsense intergalactic bad-ass with two penises, a time machine disguised as a 12-cylinder Ferrari Testarossa and one hell of a chip on his shoulder. Along with his sidekicks Captain Wack, a gratuitous racial stereotype from the wrong side of the tracks who puts the ‘Gang’ into Gangsta and the hilarious D-0g, an entirely CGI canine companion that is never far from his side, the Doc kicks alien butt from Earth to Pluto and all the way back again armed with only a Sonic M-16.
That is until one day he crash lands into the middle of a trailer park on the edge of Hollywood and meets down on her luck stripper Gratuitous Crotch-Shot. What is it about Gratuitous that the Doc sense’s isn’t quite right? Why do the camera crew insist on shooting her from low angles? Why does she never wear any clothes? And most of all what is the growling sound coming from that box of Pop Tarts? The Doc is damned sure he is the guy to find out!
There will be laughter, there will be tears, there might be the occasional fart joke, people will walk nowhere in particular while a slow motion camera spins around them, lenses will flare, things will go bang and another precious memory from your childhood will die in front of your very eyes! as we try to answer the question on everyone’s lips: Doctor Who the F***?
Doctor WTF?......Taylor Lautner
Gratuitous Crotch-Shot......Megan Fox
Captain Wack......Martin Lawrence
D-Og......Voiced by Adam Sandler
Cynical, Grizzled Police Chief with a drink problem……Christopher Walken
Collecting the paycheque……Helen Mirren
Editor…..Someone with Attention Deficit Disorder
Theme Song…..’Is there a Doctor (in the MuthaF****** Club)?’ performed by Florida feat. DJ Derbyshire (available now from ITunes $.99)
6.10 Doctor Who
starring Matt Smith in The Forever Arc. A story by
Russell S. Moffatt.
As the Doctor reels from River’s
latest secrets, Amy discovers
Rory is still alive but trapped in a
collapsing time phisher at the edge
of the reality bubble. But as the
TARDIS is revealed to be the
cause of the collapse, a young
Melody Pond must confront her own
future as the leader of The Silence.
Or something.
Dr Who . . . . . Matt Smith
Amy . . . . . . . Karen Gillan
Rory . . . . . . . Arthur Darvill
River Song . . Alex Kingston
TARDIS . . . . .Suranne Jones
I'd it wrong that I actually want to see this episode:) ?
Don't worry gdk, i too thought your coronation street post was funny AND was about Dr who too, and I'm only 34. Some people must have thought you were trying to take the p. Or something. It does happen I suppose.
I've been reading all these and ask are excellently funny.still trying to think of one of my own.
Doctor WTF?
Starring Taylor Lautner in ‘It’s Bigger on the inside…of my pants’
Written by Roberto Orci, a 15 year old boy, a few focus groups, Twitter, a trained chimp
From visionary director Michael Bay comes a brand spanking new re-imaginification of a British classic. Fox Entertainment in association with BBC Worldwide, Walmart and Nestle Confectionary are proud to present the epic 4 and a half hour pilot for a show that is literally out of this world!
Meet the Doc’…a no nonsense intergalactic bad-ass with two penises, a time machine disguised as a 12-cylinder Ferrari Testarossa and one hell of a chip on his shoulder. Along with his sidekicks Captain Wack, a gratuitous racial stereotype from the wrong side of the tracks who puts the ‘Gang’ into Gangsta and the hilarious D-0g, an entirely CGI canine companion that is never far from his side, the Doc kicks alien butt from Earth to Pluto and all the way back again armed with only a Sonic M-16.
That is until one day he crash lands into the middle of a trailer park on the edge of Hollywood and meets down on her luck stripper Gratuitous Crotch-Shot. What is it about Gratuitous that the Doc sense’s isn’t quite right? Why do the camera crew insist on shooting her from low angles? Why does she never wear any clothes? And most of all what is the growling sound coming from that box of Pop Tarts? The Doc is damned sure he is the guy to find out!
There will be laughter, there will be tears, there might be the occasional fart joke, people will walk nowhere in particular while a slow motion camera spins around them, lenses will flare, things will go bang and another precious memory from your childhood will die in front of your very eyes! as we try to answer the question on everyone’s lips: Doctor Who the F***?
Doctor WTF?......Taylor Lautner
Gratuitous Crotch-Shot......Megan Fox
Captain Wack......Martin Lawrence
D-Og......Voiced by Adam Sandler
Cynical, Grizzled Police Chief with a drink problem……Christopher Walken
Collecting the paycheque……Helen Mirren
Editor…..Someone with Attention Deficit Disorder
Theme Song…..’Is there a Doctor (in the MuthaF****** Club)?’ performed by Florida feat. DJ Derbyshire (available now from ITunes $.99)
That's brilliant, very very funny. But also frightening possible if Hollywood ever got their hands on Who. This post has all the reasons why Doctor Who should never, ever be re-imaginified into a Hollywood Blockbuster...
The Tardis, with the 12th Doctor, materialises in the Large Hadron Collider in which innocent and freedom loving particles are being forced to collide with each other by a strangely familiar-looking evil scientist who wants to discover Quarks.
The Doctor is angry at the treatment of these poor particles, and also miffed because several of them have knocked askew his bow tie. Muttering "Quarks? They want Quarks? I'll give them Quarks!" he dashes off (in the Tardis) to Dulkis, where he encounters his earlier self with his companion, Zoe. Together they transport several Quarks back to the LHC, where the Quarks proceed to gleefully blow everything up.
The evil scientist falls in love with Zoe, and due to the power of love sees the error of his ways, promises not to do it again, and lets the particles go free to dance happily across the universe for ever, singing as they go, and causing several fans to feel very queasy.
11th Doctor.........Matt Smith
2nd Doctor..........Patrick Troughton
Zoe.....................Wendy Padbury
Chief Quark........Dodo (appearing by arrangement with G McSmith)
Evil Scientist........Brian Cox.......no, not that one! The other one!
Dr Who
50th anniversay
A 3 Hour Spectacular in 3D
cast including
Matt Smith
David Tennant
Christopher Ecclestone
Paul Mcgann
Sylvestor Mccoy
Colin Baker
Peter Davison
Tom baker
Carey Mulligan
The master
lots of Daleks
Cybermen
and many more.
Doctor WTF?
Starring Taylor Lautner in ‘It’s Bigger on the inside…of my pants’.........lips: Doctor Who the F***?
Doctor WTF?......Taylor Lautner
Gratuitous Crotch-Shot......Megan Fox
Captain Wack......Martin Lawrence
D-Og......Voiced by Adam Sandler
Cynical, Grizzled Police Chief with a drink ............ )
5.25 DOCTOR WHO
Starring Pat Troughton The Most Evil of the Daleks
Written by Terry Nation's Brother
The Doctor, Jamie and Victoria escape form the 'final' end to the daleks - only to find the TARDIS has veered away to a parallell dimension - only to find that a sinister villain called the Master has made them go through it all again!
The Doctor......Patrick Troughton
Jamie..............Frazer Hines
Zoe Herriot......Wendy Padbury
Dalek voice.....Zippy
As part of Doctor Who night on BBC 2, this previously unanounced programme in the scheduling, is sure to be a real treat for Doctor Who fans. With only one week left to go until the big event, Radio Times is pleased to announce this 3 hour pilot episode for a brand new series.
"Some Goode Doctors lifes do have em"
Mel from Doctor Who stars in this spinoff, about a former time travellers assistant, who has settled down in her new suburban home with her robot husband, Clifford, whop loves to sing . But who is her mysterious new neighbour? All she knows is his name, Mr Astor. Will he turn out to be a noisy neighbour or a good friend. Either way Hillarious consequencies are sure to ensue. And watch out for a blink and you'll miss it guest appearance by someone familiar,
Starring
Bonnie Langford... Mel Bush
Cliff Richard...Clifford
Ainey Tonlay...Mr. Astor
The Postman...Sylvester McCoy
Passer by...Christopher Eccleston
Pizza delivery boy...Matt Smith
7:00pm Doctor Who
Starring Matt Smith in Suprise !
A 90 minute story by Jack Dee
Mal wakes up on the night of All Hallows Eve, in nothing but a fez and a bow tie. He has no memory of who he is. Mal is approached by the Het siblings, Het Stream and Het Airn, who tell him that he was on his way to pull a prank on his old friend the Doctor.
After inhaling helium, and armed with carrot juice, an orange wig and an exercise bike, Mal Bush follows Het Stream's directions to the Doctor's Mobile home, parked next to a field called Trenzalore...
Mal Bush..................Matt Smith
The Doctor...............Colin Baker
Het Stream..............Anthony Ainley
Het Airn...................Kate O Mara
and introducing Michael Jayston as the 12th Doctor
That's very funny! Well done. A good twist you've added here, by getting Michael Jayston in as the 12th Doctor. :cool: He was like a demonic, angry version of the Doctor during the Trial of a Timelord days in 1986, so it would be interesting.
You'll have to write another mock listing to see how it would go with Michael Jayston as the Doctor. I look foraward to that, sometime.
Comments
Many fans were upset to find a fake listing for a Coronation Street documentary in the middle of an evening of made up Doctor Who stories.
I feel most fans would have preferred an evening full of original made up episodes rather than a documentary with a somewhat tenuous link to the world of Doctor Who. After all, if this were an evening of made up Coronation Street episodes, would it be appropriate to suddenly insert a documentary about Doctor Who in the middle of it?
Please do continue with these made up stories, which have been most enjoyable and inspiring. And please do bring back the Zygons.
Yours,
David Tennant, aged 13 and three quarters.
PS, any chance of a signed picture of Peter Davison?
tiggerpooh, in case you misread that post and thought it was me.. It wasn't. And in case you hadn't noticed, I was slightly miffed that it implied I am a troll. Anyone who'd been following this forum for a while would know I'm not.
We're all here on this forum to be informed and entertained and sometimes contribute to that entertainment when we can. Get a broader perspective. Please? Take note of others' perspectives, Otherwise I'll have to conclude I'm not dealing with an adult and I will withdraw from this thread. I've no wish to be wilfully misunderstood.
Doctor Who
A two-part story by Steven Moffat.
Depths of the Rift
Pulled onto a planet with a rift in space and time on it, the Doctor and Clara find the citizens of the world dying of an unknown poison. While trying to find out what the poison is, and how it could spread to the entire planet, a race of golden beings descend from the stars, and bring what could save the world; They called themselves the Axons. Can the Doctor stop whatever plan the Axons have, and save the populace?
The Doctor ... Matt Smith
Clara Oswald ... Jenna Louise-Coleman
Captain Derten Besalif ... Graeme Garden
Corporal Somai Aaneo ... Jeany Spark
Professor Ma Erst ... Thomas Ham Jinn
Voice of the Axos ... Bernard Holley
Hear hear. Apparently a subtly funny and relevant post like yours is forbidden by forum overlord Tiggerpooh whereas stuff about giant squirrels and Two Pints of Lager and the Death of British Comedy are totally fine...
*awaits bollocking for acknowledging existence of non-DW TV programme...*
Well, to be honest, I think that is a somewhat obscure joke. I remember the problem of scheduling you refer to and even so I just thought you'd misunderstood the point of the thread.
The reference to you as "Troll King" was meant in a joking spirit, as was the rest of the post. I put a winking smilie at the bottom to show none of it was meant maliciously. I know you're not a troll and apologise for any offence.
I guess both our jokes misfired slightly!
Praise The Lord and pass the ammunition! Someone here got my joke!
Thanks saladfingers and kaybee!
Thanks davethescot. Mine certainly misfired with some around here. I admit I was taken aback at first with your post and had to edit my response a couple of times before finding the right tone - the penny finally dropped that you were joking.
My other post, explaining the original post (surely an admission of failure ) was really directed at tiggerpooh and doctorwhofancal.
It's so easy to misread an intent when it's plain text like this.
Doctor Who
Starring Tom Baker in
Schrodinger's Catastrophe
By Christopher H Bidmead
The Doctor and Romana arrive on a planet of theoretical impossibility, where all inhabitants are simultaneously alive and dead. Only a quantum field wave generator will reverse the state of regressive inertia; but, with K9 suffering from a bronchial infection of the circuit boards, its creation will require the Doctor and Romana to do the impossible: talk to each other.
The Doctor . .. Tom Baker
Romana. . . ... .Lalla Ward
Voice of K9. . .John Leeson
Hadron..... . . . Colin Jeavons
Lepton. . . . . .. Gerald Harper
Boson. . . . . . .Terence Alexander
Doctor Who
starring Matt Smith in
The Forever Arc. A story by
Russell S. Moffatt.
As the Doctor reels from River’s
latest secrets, Amy discovers
Rory is still alive but trapped in a
collapsing time phisher at the edge
of the reality bubble. But as the
TARDIS is revealed to be the
cause of the collapse, a young
Melody Pond must confront her own
future as the leader of The Silence.
Or something.
Dr Who . . . . . Matt Smith
Amy . . . . . . . Karen Gillan
Rory . . . . . . . Arthur Darvill
River Song . . Alex Kingston
TARDIS . . . . .Suranne Jones
Doctor Who
Starring Matt Smith in
Suprise !
A 90 minute story by Jack Dee
Mal wakes up on the night of All Hallows Eve, in nothing but a fez and a bow tie. He has no memory of who he is. Mal is approached by the Het siblings, Het Stream and Het Airn, who tell him that he was on his way to pull a prank on his old friend the Doctor.
After inhaling helium, and armed with carrot juice, an orange wig and an exercise bike, Mal Bush follows Het Stream's directions to the Doctor's Mobile home, parked next to a field called Trenzalore...
Mal Bush..................Matt Smith
The Doctor...............Colin Baker
Het Stream..............Anthony Ainley
Het Airn...................Kate O Mara
and introducing Michael Jayston as the 12th Doctor
Sy-Fy
Doctor WTF?
Starring Taylor Lautner in
‘It’s Bigger on the inside…of my pants’
Written by Roberto Orci, a 15 year old boy, a few focus groups, Twitter, a trained chimp
From visionary director Michael Bay comes a brand spanking new re-imaginification of a British classic. Fox Entertainment in association with BBC Worldwide, Walmart and Nestle Confectionary are proud to present the epic 4 and a half hour pilot for a show that is literally out of this world!
Meet the Doc’…a no nonsense intergalactic bad-ass with two penises, a time machine disguised as a 12-cylinder Ferrari Testarossa and one hell of a chip on his shoulder. Along with his sidekicks Captain Wack, a gratuitous racial stereotype from the wrong side of the tracks who puts the ‘Gang’ into Gangsta and the hilarious D-0g, an entirely CGI canine companion that is never far from his side, the Doc kicks alien butt from Earth to Pluto and all the way back again armed with only a Sonic M-16.
That is until one day he crash lands into the middle of a trailer park on the edge of Hollywood and meets down on her luck stripper Gratuitous Crotch-Shot. What is it about Gratuitous that the Doc sense’s isn’t quite right? Why do the camera crew insist on shooting her from low angles? Why does she never wear any clothes? And most of all what is the growling sound coming from that box of Pop Tarts? The Doc is damned sure he is the guy to find out!
There will be laughter, there will be tears, there might be the occasional fart joke, people will walk nowhere in particular while a slow motion camera spins around them, lenses will flare, things will go bang and another precious memory from your childhood will die in front of your very eyes! as we try to answer the question on everyone’s lips: Doctor Who the F***?
Doctor WTF?......Taylor Lautner
Gratuitous Crotch-Shot......Megan Fox
Captain Wack......Martin Lawrence
D-Og......Voiced by Adam Sandler
Cynical, Grizzled Police Chief with a drink problem……Christopher Walken
Collecting the paycheque……Helen Mirren
Editor…..Someone with Attention Deficit Disorder
Theme Song…..’Is there a Doctor (in the MuthaF****** Club)?’ performed by Florida feat. DJ Derbyshire (available now from ITunes $.99)
I'd it wrong that I actually want to see this episode:) ?
Don't worry gdk, i too thought your coronation street post was funny AND was about Dr who too, and I'm only 34. Some people must have thought you were trying to take the p. Or something. It does happen I suppose.
I've been reading all these and ask are excellently funny.still trying to think of one of my own.
That's brilliant, very very funny. But also frightening possible if Hollywood ever got their hands on Who. This post has all the reasons why Doctor Who should never, ever be re-imaginified into a Hollywood Blockbuster...
Doctor Who.
Starring Matt Smith and Patrick Troughton.
The Trouble With Quarks
by S Moffat, with some input by B Cox
The Tardis, with the 12th Doctor, materialises in the Large Hadron Collider in which innocent and freedom loving particles are being forced to collide with each other by a strangely familiar-looking evil scientist who wants to discover Quarks.
The Doctor is angry at the treatment of these poor particles, and also miffed because several of them have knocked askew his bow tie. Muttering "Quarks? They want Quarks? I'll give them Quarks!" he dashes off (in the Tardis) to Dulkis, where he encounters his earlier self with his companion, Zoe. Together they transport several Quarks back to the LHC, where the Quarks proceed to gleefully blow everything up.
The evil scientist falls in love with Zoe, and due to the power of love sees the error of his ways, promises not to do it again, and lets the particles go free to dance happily across the universe for ever, singing as they go, and causing several fans to feel very queasy.
11th Doctor.........Matt Smith
2nd Doctor..........Patrick Troughton
Zoe.....................Wendy Padbury
Chief Quark........Dodo (appearing by arrangement with G McSmith)
Evil Scientist........Brian Cox.......no, not that one! The other one!
18:00 -21.00
November 2013
Dr Who
50th anniversay
A 3 Hour Spectacular in 3D
cast including
Matt Smith
David Tennant
Christopher Ecclestone
Paul Mcgann
Sylvestor Mccoy
Colin Baker
Peter Davison
Tom baker
Carey Mulligan
The master
lots of Daleks
Cybermen
and many more.
Crotch Shot ?
Starring Pat Troughton
The Most Evil of the Daleks
Written by Terry Nation's Brother
The Doctor, Jamie and Victoria escape form the 'final' end to the daleks - only to find the TARDIS has veered away to a parallell dimension - only to find that a sinister villain called the Master has made them go through it all again!
The Doctor......Patrick Troughton
Jamie..............Frazer Hines
Zoe Herriot......Wendy Padbury
Dalek voice.....Zippy
November 2013
As part of Doctor Who night on BBC 2, this previously unanounced programme in the scheduling, is sure to be a real treat for Doctor Who fans. With only one week left to go until the big event, Radio Times is pleased to announce this 3 hour pilot episode for a brand new series.
"Some Goode Doctors lifes do have em"
Mel from Doctor Who stars in this spinoff, about a former time travellers assistant, who has settled down in her new suburban home with her robot husband, Clifford, whop loves to sing . But who is her mysterious new neighbour? All she knows is his name, Mr Astor. Will he turn out to be a noisy neighbour or a good friend. Either way Hillarious consequencies are sure to ensue. And watch out for a blink and you'll miss it guest appearance by someone familiar,
Starring
Bonnie Langford... Mel Bush
Cliff Richard...Clifford
Ainey Tonlay...Mr. Astor
The Postman...Sylvester McCoy
Passer by...Christopher Eccleston
Pizza delivery boy...Matt Smith
That's very funny! Well done. A good twist you've added here, by getting Michael Jayston in as the 12th Doctor. :cool: He was like a demonic, angry version of the Doctor during the Trial of a Timelord days in 1986, so it would be interesting.
You'll have to write another mock listing to see how it would go with Michael Jayston as the Doctor. I look foraward to that, sometime.