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selenak...before I get back to drearly Real Life again.
The Five(ish) Doctors Reboot is a hilarious half an hour RPF special written and directed by Peter "The Fifth Doctor" Davison. Starring just about every surviving Doctor and Companion actor and their relations plus certain show runners and Dalek voices. It's glorious fun, in which everyone is utterly unafraid to take the piss out of themselves - from the Doctors like Sylvester "Did I mention I'm in the The Hobbit" McCoy to the Moff with his action figures and Rusty with his voice mail - and even funnier when watched after the Anniversary Special and the preceding minisodes (because then McGann's line about mysterious filming commitments and Tom Baker's unavailability for the old Doctors crash party cross the line to being hysterical. Peter Davison, you clearly have another calling as a scriptwriter - get on that!
And when I've just stopped laughing, I find that I'll have to watch the American remake of Broadchurch after all. At first I thought, come on, guys, why, the original was perfectly understandable everywhere in the world so really doesn't need an American translation, and while I'm all for David Tennant getting employed, why have him play the same role twice? But just now I found out that the American remake will also star Anna 'Skyler White' Gunn playing Olivia Coleman's role. Which means there will be a show in which I get to watch Anna Gunn next to David Tennant. Curse you, f iendishly clever American producers, now I will have to watch the American Broadchurch after all! British TV, take note of then and hire Bryan Cranston for something starring Olivia Coleman immediately.
The Five(ish) Doctors Reboot is a hilarious half an hour RPF special written and directed by Peter "The Fifth Doctor" Davison. Starring just about every surviving Doctor and Companion actor and their relations plus certain show runners and Dalek voices. It's glorious fun, in which everyone is utterly unafraid to take the piss out of themselves - from the Doctors like Sylvester "Did I mention I'm in the The Hobbit" McCoy to the Moff with his action figures and Rusty with his voice mail - and even funnier when watched after the Anniversary Special and the preceding minisodes (because then McGann's line about mysterious filming commitments and Tom Baker's unavailability for the old Doctors crash party cross the line to being hysterical. Peter Davison, you clearly have another calling as a scriptwriter - get on that!
And when I've just stopped laughing, I find that I'll have to watch the American remake of Broadchurch after all. At first I thought, come on, guys, why, the original was perfectly understandable everywhere in the world so really doesn't need an American translation, and while I'm all for David Tennant getting employed, why have him play the same role twice? But just now I found out that the American remake will also star Anna 'Skyler White' Gunn playing Olivia Coleman's role. Which means there will be a show in which I get to watch Anna Gunn next to David Tennant. Curse you, f iendishly clever American producers, now I will have to watch the American Broadchurch after all! British TV, take note of then and hire Bryan Cranston for something starring Olivia Coleman immediately.
