What if William Hartnell had black hair...
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...and what if 'An Unearthly Child' had been shown at 19.27 hours on the 25th November instead?
Also I hear that when they were filming the first episode the canteen in BBC television centre was serving Cottage Pie. What if it had been Shepherds Pie?
I am sure we can all agree this is food for thought. So let us feast.
Also I hear that when they were filming the first episode the canteen in BBC television centre was serving Cottage Pie. What if it had been Shepherds Pie?
I am sure we can all agree this is food for thought. So let us feast.
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Also. Which is better? Lamb or Beef? Horse? Who knows.
bah. Who wants to be up mountains. They're cold. Much better in the warm cosy confines of DW fandom.
I'll be away for a week starting tomorrow, though. The centre that's helping me find work is sending me on a free "Personal and Social Development Course (Level 1)" which is supposed to boost my confidence and help me find a job. Sounds good...
Until you see that the course is a week of abseiling, kayaking, canoeing, surfing, team trailing, caving and mountain biking. In the leaflet it says (in bold):
Yeah, right :rolleyes:
Not that I'm complaining because I havent done any of those things before
Why am I posting this in here? It's semi relevant, and the Inn has beend eserted for months now
You think you've got problems? If the series was cancelled so early on it would never have been revived. If it hadn't been revived then David Tennant wouldn't have been able to play the Doctor. If he'd played the Doctor then he wouldn't have met Georgia Moffett and their two children would never have been born!!
you should tell Nick Brigs and do Doctor Who unbound
That's what I'm looking forward to most!
Don't worry, the last companion couldn't either.
If Karen could ...we'd have had a swimming pool scene in The Doctor's Wife.
They would have given Pertwee the role sooner than originally intended. And then Troughton could have followed him to fight the Autons. Of course, that would have created a dilemma with Tom's hair. Although his hair is possibly light brown enough to let him follow Troughton without too much trouble. And the curls and hat would have helped disguise the issue.
They are sending someone who can't swim on a course involving kayaking, canoeing and surfing?
I hope this is not a Tory plot to reduce the number of unemployed. :eek::eek:
Seriously, enjoy yourself, davros!:)
Perhaps it is a Tory plot to reduce the number of Davros'. After all the Doctor has singularly failed in this simple task. Time for The Big Society to intervene.
Well if anyone is in need of an ATOS fitness for work assessment it's Davros....lazing around in that chair. Time he got off his lazy arse and contributed to the Big Society- painted a few murals, worked in a Dalek Poundshop for a few pennies, sieved the horsemeat out of a few budget bolognese sauces. Such gainful employment might prevent him attempting to detonate reality bombs and such like.
We'd all be talking about how the Doctor can never ever be blonde. Sure they nearly had a blonde third doctor in 1970 (some joker called Jon Pertwee), but sense prevailed and they hired Diana Rigg instead. Then they nearly hired Peter Davison for fifth Doctor but the BBC controller sacked the production department and hired James Earl Jones. There were rumours that the sixth Doctor would be Colin Baker (a blonde) but we ended up with Patrick Stewart instead.
A blonde Doctor is ridiculous. Hair colour can't change spontaneously (even during regeneration). Blondes are too ditzy to fly the greatest timeship in the universe.