Am I the only one who laughed when the One Foot in the Grave theme started playing as the old people attacked? 
Doctor Who Confidential - "Arthurian Legend"
Originally Posted by Kapellmeister:
“Not seen it yet but I laughed when the old biddy fell off the porch roof
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“Not seen it yet but I laughed when the old biddy fell off the porch roof
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Did she fall or was she pushed ?
Yeah, I laughed (even if it did take a few seconds for my brain to work out where I knew it from). I also found Enter Sandman REALLY creepy which is odd considering it's been part of the soundtrack to my life for over a decade now, something about that opening riff over the iced-up TARDIS... *shiver*
Thought confidential as a whole was a lot better than it has been too, loved the look at shooting an episode, felt much more like a proper DVD extra. And, uh, sorry to all those who don't like her but Karen Gillan was just adorable. Mad, but adorable. Sort of person you just want to hang out with because you end up laughing all the time.
Thought confidential as a whole was a lot better than it has been too, loved the look at shooting an episode, felt much more like a proper DVD extra. And, uh, sorry to all those who don't like her but Karen Gillan was just adorable. Mad, but adorable. Sort of person you just want to hang out with because you end up laughing all the time.
I think they've done a much better job this year at covering the cast enjoying themselves than just straightforward interviews.
I'm sure they enjoyed the filming.
Confidential has done that music thing in more eps. They are a supporting or, in this case, humorous, addition to what's being shown. I love it.
Confidential has done that music thing in more eps. They are a supporting or, in this case, humorous, addition to what's being shown. I love it.
Originally Posted by neel:
“"release the geese!" is easily the best Who related line of any kind ever.”
“"release the geese!" is easily the best Who related line of any kind ever.”
I'm getting that on a T-shirt.
Arthur Darvill is great. He's even more like Rory than Rory is. I loved that entirely useless second sentence when he said: 'The piece of wood isn't really wood. It's made out of... something else.'
Originally Posted by CoalHillJanitor:
“I'm getting that on a T-shirt.
Arthur Darvill is great. He's even more like Rory than Rory is. I loved that entirely useless second sentence when he said: 'The piece of wood isn't really wood. It's made out of... something else.'”
“I'm getting that on a T-shirt.
Arthur Darvill is great. He's even more like Rory than Rory is. I loved that entirely useless second sentence when he said: 'The piece of wood isn't really wood. It's made out of... something else.'
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I loved the bit where he admitted he'd really dropped off when sleeping on the TARDIS floor and Mat Smith said: "That's how professional he is".
Really getting into the part.
Originally Posted by Helbore:
“"Do you think they'll have enough ice for your chin?"
"No, they've used it all up on your nose!"”
“"Do you think they'll have enough ice for your chin?"
"No, they've used it all up on your nose!"”
HAHAHAHA! Loved this!
Anyone noticed that the new narrator's gone all sarcy?
"After having had his fill of battering the elderly, Arthur takes a break."
DWC's getting cheeky.
"After having had his fill of battering the elderly, Arthur takes a break."
DWC's getting cheeky.
I've just watched this on iPlayer, and it was only 15 minutes long instead of the usual 45 - even though the synopsis said 45 minutes. Anyone know why? And yes, both start and end credits were shown.
Originally Posted by gp400mk:
“I've just watched this on iPlayer, and it was only 15 minutes long instead of the usual 45 - even though the synopsis said 45 minutes. Anyone know why? And yes, both start and end credits were shown.”
“I've just watched this on iPlayer, and it was only 15 minutes long instead of the usual 45 - even though the synopsis said 45 minutes. Anyone know why? And yes, both start and end credits were shown.”
They must only put the cutdown version on iPlayer. The cutdown is shown on BBC3 after one of the repeats (Sunday or Friday, forget which).
