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doctor who christmas invasion
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JosephG
19-06-2005
Originally Posted by JonathanEx:
“Argh! I've read that there's been a trailer and I've missed it every time!”

I really think you'll see it soon... it's just a nice wee advert, gives a quick resume of the last 13 weeks, nice and neat. Hopefully the lovely people at bbc.co.uk will put it on the site soon.
stuart62
19-06-2005
Originally Posted by La Guardianista:
“They've only just started filming on the Xmas ep. so you haven't missed any teasers!”

No, they're five weeks away from filming the Christmas episode so all the footage featuring Tennant has already been seen (ie the regeneration).
DenWatts
19-06-2005
Originally Posted by La Guardianista:
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Perhaps he'll get very depressed and suicidal about having no Time Lords left to give him presents and Rose will open up the time vortex and show him what life would have been like without him. Cue angels singing, gaining their wings, and the like.”

Sorry, I couldn't resist - I was referring to this:

"Midway through the 12-chapter story "The Daleks' Master Plan" in which lead actor William Hartnell breaks the fourth wall to wish viewers a Merry Christmas."
La Guardianista
19-06-2005
Originally Posted by DenWatts:
“Sorry, I couldn't resist - I was referring to this:

"Midway through the 12-chapter story "The Daleks' Master Plan" in which lead actor William Hartnell breaks the fourth wall to wish viewers a Merry Christmas." ”

As always Den, you're an education in posting format! Haven't seen much Hartnell, certainly haven't seen that! Sounds like it might have been great in the innocent 60s, but hopefully not to be repeated now.
JohnFlawbod
19-06-2005
Originally Posted by La Guardianista:
“As always Den, you're an education in posting format! Haven't seen much Hartnell, certainly haven't seen that! Sounds like it might have been great in the innocent 60s, but hopefully not to be repeated now. ”

Do they still do that nauseating thing in the US where at the end of the Christmas episodes the Cast all grin to camera and say "Merry Christmas/Happy Holidays to all our viewers from the Cast and Crew of..." Thankfully it was always excised once it got this side of the Atlantic
neardark
20-06-2005
Originally Posted by JohnFlawbod:
“Do they still do that nauseating thing in the US where at the end of the Christmas episodes the Cast all grin to camera and say "Merry Christmas/Happy Holidays to all our viewers from the Cast and Crew of..." Thankfully it was always excised once it got this side of the Atlantic ”

I have definitely seen that - I think sometimes they let it slip through the net over here. I did actually spend Xmas over there once, and the people I was staying with did actually have the roaring log fire channel on, and not in any kind of ironic sense.

Not too sure about DT (or RTD) breaking the fourth wall though - might look too much like a cue for the Ice Capades to come whizzing on singing 'Have Yourself A Merry Little Christmas', but then again, anything is possible in the magical world of Who
JosephG
20-06-2005
Of course, William Hartnell's Doctor may have gotten away with that because we were a lot less cynical in those days. Until recently we all would indulge in the odd smaltz fest. The last time I felt Christmassy was when "Bernard and The Genie" was broadcast. These days we're all so savvy, that we forget the innocence of childhood, Christmas is the worst time of the year for us, but once upon a time we all believed. If RTD can give us even a taste of that, then I would be more than happy to marry him and have his babies, and I'm a 36 year old straight man.
Mark.
20-06-2005
Can't wait for this episode!! I'm just off to reset the countdown thingy I've got - let's say 25 December, 2005, 8pm, perhaps?
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Now, on a less serious note:

"On the first day of Christmas, the Time Lords sent to me
A TARDIS and a spare key"


(Feel free to keep adding lines at the bottom of your posts!! )
neardark
20-06-2005
Originally Posted by dundee_mark:
“"On the first day of Christmas, the Time Lords sent to me
A TARDIS and a spare key"

(Feel free to keep adding lines at the bottom of your posts!! )”

On the second day of Christmas, the Time Lords sent to me two missing years of CJ's life and a TARDIS and a spare key
Gremmers
20-06-2005
Is it safe to assume that the xmas special won't be set right after season ones final then? and that we won't get to see Tennant taking his first steps as the Dr, nor Roses interaction on the Wtf is going on scale? as Tennant would be a good few months set in as the Doctor now...aww was hoping to see all that.
Gutted Girl
20-06-2005
Hmm Christmas invasion.......snow and cold so what about the possibility of it being
Spoiler
Ice Warriors?


Also can I say thank you to the mods for the Sci fi forum.
neardark
20-06-2005
Originally Posted by Gremmers:
“Is it safe to assume that the xmas special won't be set right after season ones final then? and that we won't get to see Tennant taking his first steps as the Dr, nor Roses interaction on the Wtf is going on scale? as Tennant would be a good few months set in as the Doctor now...aww was hoping to see all that. ”

I guess it depends on where DT and Rose go directly after the action in TPOTW. There's nothing to stop them going backward or forward in time to a Christmas, particularly if the Tardis has her own agenda again. I'd love to see the settling in phase - and there could well be a comment about the Doctor's new ears, too
JohnFlawbod
20-06-2005
Originally Posted by neardark:
“I guess it depends on where DT and Rose go directly after the action in TPOTW. There's nothing to stop them going backward or forward in time to a Christmas, particularly if the Tardis has her own agenda again. I'd love to see the settling in phase - and there could well be a comment about the Doctor's new ears, too”

I'd lay odds that Rose wants to spend Christmas with Jackie, The Doctor's never had a family Christmas...cue amusing scene where Jackie confronts DT in dismay cause she fancied CE more...then a disturbing threat emerges that no one suspected at this festive time...(and no, not the ITV scheduling panel with Celebrity Love Island at Christmas)
neardark
20-06-2005
... and if they extend it through to Hogmanay, La Guardianista may well get her wish for DT in a kilt - which might cheer Jackie up as well, particularly after a couple of pints of Baileys and Babycham.
JohnFlawbod
20-06-2005
Originally Posted by neardark:
“... and if they extend it through to Hogmanay, La Guardianista may well get her wish for DT in a kilt - which might cheer Jackie up as well, particularly after a couple of pints of Baileys and Babycham.”

Because what's worn under the kilt? (altogether now...)
rua is god
20-06-2005
lets not give ITV any ideas.

http://www.ukgameshows.com/index.php/Ice_Warriors
justicerulesok
20-06-2005
Originally Posted by neardark:
“On the second day of Christmas, the Time Lords sent to me two missing years of CJ's life and a TARDIS and a spare key”

On the third day of christmas the time lords sent to me,

three sonic screwdrivers, two missing years of CJ's life and a TARDIS and a spare key.
Gossip Junkie
20-06-2005
one the fourth day of Christmas the time lords sent to me,

four time travellers (inc. CJ) three sonic screwdrivers, two missing years of CJ's life and a Tardis and a spare Key
jamie20
20-06-2005
Originally Posted by Gossip Junkie:
“one the fourth day of Christmas the time lords sent to me,

four time travellers (inc. CJ) three sonic screwdrivers, two missing years of CJ's life and a Tardis and a spare Key”

i liking the 12 days of christmas dr who time lord style keep them coming 5th day?
sjames
20-06-2005
On the fifth day of christmas the Timelords sent to me - Five gold daleks, Four time travellers (inc. CJ), Three sonic screwdrivers, Two missing years of CJ's life and a TARDIS and a spare Key.
WhiteLady
20-06-2005
Originally Posted by welshmed:
“I read somewhere that it was going to feature
Spoiler
Father Christmas
”


Spoiler
That's correct, in a column RTD wrote for the Guardian last week he said, "You should see what we've done with Santa!" I think they've made him into some kind of villain!! Cue lotsa kiddies having Santa related nightmares after Christmas Day Dr Who, lolol!
JohnFlawbod
20-06-2005
Originally Posted by WhiteLady:
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Spoiler
That's correct, in a column RTD wrote for the Guardian last week he said, "You should see what we've done with Santa!" I think they've made him into some kind of villain!! Cue lotsa kiddies having Santa related nightmares after Christmas Day Dr Who, lolol!
”

*Clings on to vain hope of small happy looking child pulling away big white fluffy moustache and beard to reveal Yeti disguised in Santa suit...preferably a Yeti not in the best of moods *
stuart62
20-06-2005
Originally Posted by JohnFlawbod:
“*Clings on to vain hope of small happy looking child pulling away big white fluffy moustache and beard to reveal Yeti disguised in Santa suit...preferably a Yeti not in the best of moods *”

I wonder what a psychologist would make of that...?
onion3000
20-06-2005
Originally Posted by stuart62:
“I wonder what a psychologist would make of that...? ”


£350 p.h. - for months and months
munta
20-06-2005
Having spoken to one of the producers of the show I can confirm the following

The christmas episode is going to be

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Set in Peckham and will star David Jason and Nicholas Lynhurst. The Tardis will transform into a Reliant Robin which Del Boy and Rodders mistake for their own with hilarious concequences. At the end of the program, Del Boy says. "By this time next year we'll be millionaires. Gallifreyan credits of course"
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