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Matt Smith not appearing is definitely in the shows favour, so glad about that.
What we really need to know though: is Karen Gillan going to make an appearance?? If she does, I might just go along.
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they will be the crappy new plasticy Lego Daleks rather than the original....
These new Daleks look like they should come from a Renault showroom.
BMW. Very similar makeover for the daleks to what BMW did to the mini. Classic iconic design pointlessly reworked and made too big.
Or maybe they're Apple daleks. I thought the lineup of one of each colour looked like a launch photo for the iPod nano - look how many different colours there are.
Beer - something else where change isn't needed.
Matt Smith not appearing is definitely in the shows favour, so glad about that.
What we really need to know though: is Karen Gillan going to make an appearance?? If she does, I might just go along.
The only guest on Graham Norton who had me glued to the screen.
> Matt Smith not appearing is definitely in the shows favour,
If you don't want him, no worries, there's plenty of us out there who do.
"...but Tom baker he ain't"
Nobody's ever going to beat Tom, but Matt imho completely inhabits the role in a way that none of the intervening actors have managed. Like Tom, his quirky performance can make even the dull stories very watchable. Great chemistry with K.Gillan too, evidently both on and off screen judging from the interview tapes they did recently.
Now we just need a change of composer. Some really nice acting from the leads was completely ruined by the over-the-top score in the recent vampire ep.
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Dave
Wembley is nearest to me, but still nearly three hours away.
By then, the Sontarans will have turned the whole of the South East of England into an empty radioactive wasteland, which - although devoid of all life - will look strangely appealing to those in the pottery and brick-making trades.
I live in East Anglia - fat chance of it ever coming my way - if it did, it would probably get stuck in a tractor rut on the A11 and, during the halt, would end up with chickens roosting in the new lego daleks....
London was in the South East of England. Do keep up.
For us great unwashed north of Watford Gap
inb4 except without the whippets
I live on the Coast, some 90 minutes south of Victoria. Underground to cross London, then another train to Wembley. Not really practical to get back from an evening show.
Beer because most of the passengers on late night trains are probably pissed.
Rare to get shows in Aberdeen
Even Billy Connelly played one date and he live up here
He hates the new Daleks - as he calls them the "new, shower gel things" - I think he'd be dead against it now!
Have pity on those of us who live in Earth's Own Arse - Australia!
....anyone would think you aren't capable of controlling your own lives to the simple point of choosing where to live.
If you don't like where you are, move. Even amoeba manage that, and they are *way* dumber than humans. Mostly.
GJC
Katy Manning.
Relax, the problem you're thinking of would be sorted with a bit of time travel.
<pedantic rant>Surely if they are "The Ood" then the plural of Ood is Ood, is it not? They need to sort their press releases out.</pedantic rant>
All I've got to say is, if I see a Dalek, I'm hitting it with all the heavy artillery I can beg, buy, or steal. If it turns out to be a fake or a guy in a box, that's too damn bad. I'm not taking any chances.