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[Marie Morot]

Julspecial, The Runaway Bride:Ett avsnitt med tät stämning och i stort sett helt i avsaknad av transportsträckor. Bruden som kidnappas av en motvillig doktor är en tuff tjej i brudklänning som har väldigt liten respekt och fascination för doktorn. Hur hon ändå slutligen tar till sig hans värld och följer med i jakten på arachnoiderna är en väl genomförd utveckling för henne. Premisserna för vad som hänt med henne och varför hon transporteras till Tardisen funkar också för mig, liksom varför just hon är infekterad. Jag skrattade högt åt hennes beskrivning av pojkvännen och deras förhållande parat med bilderna till hur det verkligen gått till.

Den här assistenten är ju en one off, men jag kan se henne återkomma någon gång i framtiden. Med tanke på vad som sägs om att DT lämnar serien efter den kommande säsongen så skulle det funka för mig om nästa julspecial är en upprepning av den här, med "kidnappning" av samma tjej - ex.vis från en begravning den här gången (samma kyrka, samma publik, samma försvinnande men annan garderob) - men med en annan doktor. Han känner igen henne, men hon fattar inte att det är samma doktor. "What?! There's a whole tribe of martians in police boxes flying around like this?" Hon är tuff och bossig och rolig och borde få fler chanser.

[Peak]

Jacobi confirms 'Doctor Who' role

Thursday, January 25 2007, 12:44 GMT

By Miriam Zendle, Music Reporter
Sir Derek Jacobi has confirmed he is to play a guest role in the
third series of Doctor Who, according to BBCi.

The 68-year-old has previously appeared in an online version of
the series as "renegade timelord" The Master, but there has been
no confirmation of the exact part he will play.

Nevertheless, the Daily Mirror says Jacobi will play a good man
who "plays a key role in preventing the world from ending".

http://www.digitalsp...r-who-role.html

[Marie Morot]

Derek Jacobi!

En av mina absoluta favoritskådisar alla kategorier ända sedan I, Claudius. Jag ser fram emot hans medverkan, liksom hela säsong 3/29 för övrigt.

[Peak]

Jippi:

Paul Cornell adapts Who novel for TV

Julie Gardner, the executive producer of Doctor Who has confirmed that Paul Cornell’s story for the new series has links to his novel Human Nature, published as part of Virgin’s New Adventures series in 1995.

Källa (innehåller spoilers): http://www.dwscifi.c...rticles/show/56

För er som vill jämföra med källmaterialet så finns hela eboken här:

http://www.bbc.co.uk...ure/index.shtml

För intresserade så har tidigare "adaptioner" inbegripit Dalek (som löst bygger på Big Finish-äventyret Jubilee) och Rise of the Cybermen/Age of Steel som har lösa kopplingar till BBC-äventyret Spare Parts.

[Marie Morot]

Meet the Doc's new assistant

Varning för spoilers. Duh.

[Wylie Times]

Inte så länge kvar nu till säsongspremiären. Vet du vem eller vad som kommer att vara "big bad" den här säsongen Peak? Jag har läst rykten om att John Simm kanske ska spela The Master...*hoppas*

[Peak]

Inte så länge kvar nu till säsongspremiären. Vet du vem eller vad som kommer att vara "big bad" den här säsongen Peak? Jag har läst rykten om att John Simm kanske ska spela The Master...*hoppas*

Jo, det är väl de ryktena jag också hört.

[Peak]

Nu när det närmar sig är det väl dags för en trailer, va?..

[Marie Morot]

Ser ut att fortsätta i samma stil som förra säsongen. Vilket inte är något klagomål från min sida.

[Peak]

Spoileroholicarna kan ju få en epguide (av vad som vi känner till hittills) med rätt tunga spoilers:



Start Date: - 31st March 2007
Currently Filming
Main Cast Members: -
The Doctor - David Tennant
Martha Jones - Freema Agyeman
Captain Jack - John Barrowman
Leo Jones - Reggie Yates
Clive Jones - Trevor Laird
Francine Jones - Adjoa Andoh
Tish Jones - Gugu Mbatha-Raw
Crew: -
Writers - Russell T Davies x5, Helen Raynor x2, Gareth Roberts, Paul Cornell x2, Stephen Moffat, Chris Chibnall and Stephen Greenhorn
Producers - Phil Collinson, Susie Liggat
Executive Producers - Russell T Davies, Julie Gardner
Directors - Charles Palmer, Euros Lyn, Graeme Harper, James Strong, Hettie MacDonald and Richard Clarke


Christmas Special - The Runaway Bride by Russell T Davies
Director - Euros Lyn


Smith and Jones by Russell T Davies
To be broadcast 31st March 2007
Director - Charles Palmer
Cast - Anne Reid (Florence), Roy Marsden (Mr. Stoker)
[b]Monsters[b] - The Judoon - a race of intergalactic stormtroopers - Rhinos, PICS HERE
Synopsis - The Doctor faces the dreaded Judoon, who have transported a hospital to the moon... including the young Martha Jones
- Martha is introduced and becomes the Doctor's companion.
- Directed by newcomer Charles Palmer, son of Silurians and Mutants actor Geoffrey Palmer
- Believed to take place in a hospital and the moon and may involve an 'alien courier'.
- The sonic screwdriver is said to be destroyed in this episode
- Anne Reid's character is a "baddie"
- There's another threat apart from the Judoon that are "out for blood"

The Shakespeare Code by Gareth Roberts
To be broadcast 7th April 2007
Director - Charles Palmer
Cast - Dean Lennox Kelly (William Shakespeare)
Synopsis - Shakespeare gives the performance of his life to save the Earth from destruction at the hands of fearsome flying witches
Monsters - Carronites
- This episode contains the words "Dolly", "Elephant" and "Rexel".
- "The Shakespeare episode is, without doubt, one of our most ambitious projects to date," enthused Russell T Davies. "It's incredible to have a working replica of London's most famous theatre in which to film the new series. Viewers can look forward to Shakespeare giving the performance of his life in order to save the Earth from destruction."
- Said to be the most expensive episode to date
- No references to the Doctor meeting Shakespeare previously, however, nothing will be contradicted
- Shakespeare is played “like one of the Gallagher brothers” according to RTD. He’s “not all poncy and boring! He ws famous like a rock star. It’s dialogue-witty as opposed to slapstick – probably a lot of it will go over kids heads actually”


Episode 3 by Russell T Davies
To be broadcast 14th April 2007
Director - Richard Clarke
Cast - Ardal O'Hanlon (Brannigan), Jennifer Hennesy (Valerie)
Synopsis - The Doctor returns to New Earth and encounters the Face of Boe again.
- Part of block 3 with episode 6
- Contains the line "No guns, I'm not having guns"
- Brannigan is a cat person and Valerie is his wife
- Brannigan will be “on the side of justice”
The Face of Boe and New Earth will both appear and Boe will impart his four words to the Doctor, widely speculated to be "you are not alone". It is believed that this is a scene moved from Series 2's New Earth.
- ”Our cleverest integration of CGI with real life….it’s absolutely spectacular” - RTD
- The end will make you cry according to its author

Daleks in Manhattan and Episode 5 by Helen Raynor
To be broadcast 21st April and 28th April 2007
Director - James Strong
Cast - Hugh Quarshie (Solomon), Miranda Raison (Showgirl), Ryan Carnes, Andrew Garfield, Eric Loren, Flik Swann, Alexis Caley, Earl Perkins, Peter Brookem, Ian Porter
Synopsis - The Daleks invade 1930s New York in an attempt to disrupt the fabric of time
Monsters - The Cult of Skaro and the Daleks
- These episodes have promised excellent monsters. She is the first female writer for new Who and the first woman to write a Dalek episode ever.
- Contains the words "Devils", "Wings" and "Wardrobe"
- "big, lavish block with powerful scripts and some extraordinary sets...built in the Upper Boat studios."
- This episode features the pigmen seen in the trailer.
- Some filming was done for this episode in New York by James Strong 'and his team'
- ”Has got sexy showgirls running about..there’s a whole song and dance number….It’s very sexy in an urban, cool thriller sort of way. It’s completely new territory” - RTD in SFX

The Lazarus Experiment by Stephen Greenhorn
To be broadcast 5th May 2007
Director - Richard Clarke
Cast - Mark Gatiss (Doctor Lazarus), Thelma Barlow (Lady Thaw)
- Part of Block 3 with episode 3
- Contains the words ''moon", "miracle" and "1666"
- Mark Gatiss will play a scientist who finds a way to reverse the aging process
- The Doctor and Martha in black suit and dress
- According to the latest DT interview, 'Dr.Lazarus becomes a monster!'

42 by Chris Chibnall
To be broadcast 12th May 2007
Director - Graeme Harper
Cast - Michelle Collins (McDonnell), Anthony Flanagan (Orin Scannell), William Ash (Riley) Matthew Chambers (Korwin) Vinette Robinson (Lerne), Gary Powell (Ashton) Rebecca Oldfield (Erina)
Synopsis - The Doctor and Martha help a space ship
- Chibnall wrote 'Day One', 'Cyberwoman', 'Countrycide' and 'End of Days' for Torchwood
- McConnell is "a tough woman fighting for her life in the far future."
- Anthony Flanagan on his character: "We're on a spaceship being pulled into the Sun and we've got to find a way of not dying..." "I'm the one who steers us away from the Sun, with help from the Doctor. So he's a bit of a Hero"

Human Nature and The Family of Blood by Paul Cornell
To be broadcast 19th and 26th May 2007
Director - Charles Palmer
Cast - Jessica Stevenson (Jean Redfern), Tom Sangster (Tim Latimer), Harry Lloyd (Jeremy Baines), Tom Palmer (Hutchinson), Pip Torrens (Rocastle), Rebekah Staten (Jenny), Gerard Horan (Clark), Lauren Wilson (Lucy Cartwright), Matthew White (Phillips)
Synopsis - After years as the last of the Time Lords, the Doctor gives it up to settle down as a normal person, an adaptation of Paul Cornell's Human Nature
Monsters - The Aubertides were the villains in the book, but are not confirmed for the episodes. Human Nature eBook
- Set Pre-World War 1
- His episodes contain the words "Tango", "Jenny" and "Gun"
- Freema Agyeman has said this is the scariest story, and that it features “ugly scarecrows”. David Tennant could have also been referencing this story when he talked of “Jack Straws at Christmas”
- RTD says that Human Nature is a much closer adaption of the source material than Dalek was to Jubilee
- “A very adult examination of The Doctor’s character…what your doing is taking the doctor out. The arrival of the aliens is genuinely disturbing. It takes you a while to realise it’s because every other time The Doctor is there, so you’ve got a great big safety net.” - RTD

Blink by Stephen Moffat
To be broadcast 2nd June 2007
Director - Hettie MacDonald
Cast - Carey Mulligan , Lucy Gaskell, Michael Obiora, Finlay Robertson ,
Thomas Nelstrop (Ben) (note website has been altered removing mention of episode)
Ian Boldsworth and Richard Cant
Double banker
- Almost certainly does not feature Captain Jack.
- Episode 10 (by Stephen Moffat) has this quote from Phil Collinson: "I can promise one of the scariest concepts I've ever known".
- Features the line "Life's too short. And you're so hot..."
- set reports and some photos .
[/highlight]- Contains the word "Banto" DWM Production Notes
- The Doctor is in this more than in Love & Monsters "because of the way Stephen has written it." [/highlight] DT 2/07 interview
Monsters
- "You get to know them by their legendary name I think. They are very creepy though." DT Feb 07 Interview
- “You watch episode 10 and there’s one moment where you just go “oh s---“. The conecept beind it is so scary…That’s the one with not much Doctor in it…although actually there’s a lot of Doctor cleverly woven in” – RTD in SFX

Utopia by Russell T Davies
To be broadcast 9th June 2007
Director - Graeme Harper
Cast - Rene Zegger, Chipo Chung, Neil Readman, Paul Marc Davies and the Blue Peter competition winner
- Takes place on the planet Malcassario
- According to RTD in SFX it will be filmed in a quarry

The Sound of Drums and 13 by Russell T Davies (currently filming - see upthread)
To be broadcast 16th and 23rd June 2007
Director - Colin Teague
Cast - Derek Jacobi (The Professor)
John Simm (Saxon) - see filming reports 21/2/2007

Monsters - In The Impossible Planet/The Satan Pit, the monster at the bottom of the pit was meant to be a certain monster, they decided against it and that monster will now be used in this series finale
- The finale will outgun the previous two
- Contains the words 'cruciform', Wild endeavour', a very crucial 'yes' from someone unexpected and the sentence 'who wants to spend their life in school?'
- "There's something big at the end of the new series. You'll have to wait and see if he makes it" - David Tennant
- According to RTD, episode 13 has a ‘very lovely’ title
- The scale of the climax is “very big” according to RTD.
- It has armed Police in scene six


Martha Jones/Freema Agyeman
- She WON'T be in the Christmas Special
- There IS an explanation as to why she looks like Adeola
- She believes she's more on a level with The Doctor compared with Rose
- She will be a medical student
- Original concepts saw Martha as a lesbian and a Victorian maid.
- She is 23
- Mother Francine, father Clive, brother Leo and sister Tish
- Interview with the ONE Show
- She is Torchwood's Adeola's cousin (according to SFX)
- She is Torchwood's Adeola's cousin (according to "Made of Steel" by Terrance Dicks). More Martha information revealed in "Made of Steel" - see this thread for details.
-"There is a different dynamic because the Doctor is not looking for a new best friend. Or at least he thinks he isn't. And Martha's story is very different from Rose's story. Different things will happen in Martha's story throughout the series."(DT Feb 07 Interview)
- According to Phil Collinson “'Martha is a medical doctor, which occassionally means that in some scenes there's more of a scentific shortcut, if you like, between her and the Doctor. She's more middle class, more eductated than Rose was, so occassionally she's able to challenge the Doctor in a way that Rose might not necessarily have done'”
- Martha’ parents are divorcing. Her father has moved in with a 23 year old. Her brother lives with a woman who has a baby. Her sister Tish is very ambitious. Martha is the “peacemaker” of the family.
- When The Doctor comes along, these family domestics become trivial to her. But according to RTD, a gradual arc is “going to bite her in the a--- as it goes on!Its one of those very gradual arcs.”

Captain Jack/John Barrowman
- He won't kiss David
- The Doctor won't necessarily be glad Jack's back from the dead on his basic principles
- He might not instantly recognise the Doctor seeing as how he's regenerated
- The series 3 press release now says that he will only appear in the finale, but Russell has said he will be in 'multiple episodes'
- No explanation for the missing 2 years yet, Russell wants to wait until Steve Moffat writes a Jack episode to explain this.
- It appears he will be in the last 3 episodes. The latest issue of DWM lists the episodes with John Barrowman credited as guest starring in episodes 11, 12 and 13 but not 10 - see upthread
- As of the 16th January, "JB did some filming for episode 11 before starting the pantomime in December. He'll return to film the last two episodes when the panto ends in a couple of weeks."
- He was suddenly taken by the TARDIS at the end of End of Days.
- He will be 'much sassier' this series

Guest starring...
Lucy Davenport, Tom Edden, Natasha Williams, Gayle Telfer Stevens, Daisy Lewis, Travis Oliver, Lenora Crichlow, Jennifer Hennessy, Bridget Turner, Georgine Anderson

Monsters and Villains
- The Plasmavores - blood sucking aliens
- Two villains will return of which one will be quite surprising
- Giant crabs?
- Sea Devils?
- Sontarans?
- A book coming out in 2007 is called Sting of the Zygons by Stephen Cole...
- A race called The Carrionites have been confirmed by David Tennant
- also a hint at a possible new monster, 'the Toclafane' although this last one is by no means certain DWM 379

Mister Saxon
- The running theme of 2007, mentioned before, he is believed to be Harriet Jones's successor
Love and Monsters - Kennedy's newspaper cover read 'Saxon Leads Polls with 64 per cent'
The Runaway Bride - He gave the order to shoot down the Racnoss spaceship
Captain Jack Harkness - The poster 'Vote Saxon' is visible on the door of the dance hall Jack and Toshiko investigated
- RTD says Saxon is building up to “big, big plots” that he’s known about for two years


The Master
- The cast of Life on Mars let it slip twice that John Simm will be in the third series playing The Master. First on Soccer AM, then again by co-star Philip Glenister at an awards ceremony saying he was “perfect ” for the role and can "really play evil", adding "you should see him at 7.30 in the morning".

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Also this year
- "we go to Elizabethan England," "we go to the year 5 billion and 43," "distant planets, a distant spaceship," "There is a monster from Doctor Who's past that nobody will be expecting to see again - there's a little Newsround exclusive!"
- RTD in SFX - “There’s that moment of the Doctor saying ‘It stands for Time And Relative Dimension In Space’, and I love that moment. And actually I think it’s only the second time he’s ever said it. He never had to say it to Jackie; he didn’t explain it to Donna properly either. So you look at that and you think, ‘It’s only the second time’, and if you’re eight years old you just soak that stuff in – it’s lovely.”
http://www.gallifrey....d.php?t=119897
- RTD: “There are no massive changes to it as a series. In some senses it is more of the same – which is brilliant, because you’re dealing with a show that’s the same every week”
- Casting in unknown episodes
Jonathon Cecil as "Reporter", Justin Walters as "Shamus" in the Dalek eps, Amy-Louise Baker as "Village Dancer", and Alwyn Scott as another vilage dancer - the directors are different for these two listings, though. Charlotte Fortune as "Susan" (!) in one of Clarke's eps, Susan Cazenove as "Junior Doctor" - working with Martha, perhaps? Sophie Turner as "Vicar" in one of Palmer's eps, [url="http://uk.castingcal...uid=48969"]Mark Gregory as an Elizabethan actor
And oddities: John Sheppard, who it lists as "Nurse" for Doctor Who 3, but gives director as Euros Lyn.
There's heaps more on The BBC Television page on that site, but the 2006 casting is tricky, since it's a mixture of S2 and S3 roles

RUMOURS/UNCONFIRMED

Gallifrey????
According to this thread we’ll see “Gallifrey in flashback” and The Doctor “in a way we have never seen before”. That we will see “we will see the doctor on gallifrey as a young boy/man”


Unconfirmed script info

Novice Hame to return?


SERIES 4
Has been commissioned
RTD is putting the finishing touches to the Xmas Special

Apologies in advance for anything missing.


Obs! Jag menar det där med mycket spoilers!

[Peak]

Ny cool trailer: http://freemaagyeman...ton-video-clip/

[Wylie Times]

Säsongspremiär i kväll!

Edited by Wylie Times, 31 March 2007 - 16:12.

[Georgia]

Precis sett 3x01 - 'Smith And Jones'

Bra start på säsongen.


Hela sjukhuset hamnade på månen och så alla dessa noshörningar som dök upp the Judoons?.
Rymdens motsvarighet på Interpol eller...
Gillade deras scanners med en spritpenna i den andra änden

Verkar inget fel på hans nya side-kick Martha i alla fall

[Peak]

3x01:


Stackars Commander/Inspector/whatever Dalgliesh..

Nån som märkte att hans namn i avsnittet var B. Stoker..

Bra början jämfört med Rose/New Earth..

[Wylie Times]

29.01 (3.01)

Bra avsnitt. Gillade storyn med sjukhuset på månen, tidspressen att hitta den andra utomjordingen, ett kassiskt koncept i ny tappning. Snyggt.

Martha introducerades på ett liknande sätt som Rose gjorde och hon verkar tyvärr ha minst lika jobbig familj. Vad är det med RTD och störigt irriterande familjemedlemmar/pojkvänner?

Men som sagt bortsett från familjescenerna var det ett riktigt bra avsnitt. Och Martha själv verkar vara en helt ok companion.

Edited by Wylie Times, 10 April 2007 - 23:49.

[Peak]

Tittarsiffrorna för "Smith and Jones":

(Miljoner tittare):

1 …. 8.2 (39.5%) …. Doctor Who (19:00) BBC1
2 …. 6.7 (30.8%) …. Any Dream Will Do (19:45) BBC1
3 …. 6.6 (29.4%) …. The National Lottery People's Quiz (20:45) BBC1
4 …. 6.3 (28.4%) …. Casualty (21:00) BBC1
5 …. 5.3 (25.8%) …. BBC News; Weather (21:45) BBC1
6 …. 4.7 (24.2%) …. Harry Potter and the Chamber of Secrets (18:00) ITV
7 …. 3.9 (24.7%) …. Match of the Day (22:15) BBC1
8 …. 3.8 (22.9%) …. The National Lottery People's Quiz (18:15) BBC1
9 …. 3.7 (16.5%) …. Who Wants to Be a Millionaire? (20:45) ITV
10 … 3.5 (24.3%) …. All New Just for Laughs (17:45) BBC1

[Peak]

Jag ger upp spoilermarkeringarna nu. Den här ligger på spoilerforumet och är markerad spoilers, vilket innebär att allt som sänts i England är fair game.

Avsnitt 2: "The Shakespeare Code"

Aha, det var det som hände med den mytiska pjäsen "Love Labours Won"..

Inte riktigt lika bra som förra avsnittet, tycker jag. Men antar att de som kan sin Shakespeare har rätt kul..

Och vem kunde gissa att Sonnet nr. #18 var tillägnad Martha..

Shall I compare thee to a Summer's day?
Thou art more lovely and more temperate:
Rough winds do shake the darling buds of May,
And Summer's lease hath all too short a date:
Sometime too hot the eye of heaven shines,
And oft' is his gold complexion dimm'd;
And every fair from fair sometime declines,
By chance or nature's changing course untrimm'd:
But thy eternal Summer shall not fade
Nor lose possession of that fair thou owest;
Nor shall Death brag thou wanderest in his shade,
When in eternal lines to time thou growest:

So long as men can breathe, or eyes can see,
So long lives this, and this gives life to thee.

Och nu vet vi äntligen vem The Dark Lady är..

[Georgia]

Avsnitt 2: "The Shakespeare Code"
Fanns lite roliga scener i detta avsnittet.

@ publiken som började applådera när 'häxorna' försvann igen i virvelvinden.
Och när drottningen dök upp och befallde att doktorns huvud skulle av
plus att han har ingen aning varför han är drottningens fiende nr.1
Hoppas vi får svar på det, eller har det redan varit har ett svagt minne om en drottning som inte ville se doktorn igen. Men var det samma drottning? (och då menar jag inte skådespelerskan förstås)

[Peak]

Nix, inte samma drottning.

I Tooth and Claw så var det Queen Victoria (24 May 1819 – 22 January 1901)

Här var det Elizabeth I (7 September 1533 – 24 March 1603) ("Queenie" i Black Adder II för de kulturella)

Melchett: Grey, I suspect Majesty.
Queen: I think you'll find it was orange, Lord Melchett.
Melchett: Grey is more usual ma'am.
Queen: Who's queen?
Melchett: As you say, Majesty. There were these magnificent orange elephants...

[Wylie Times]

29.02

Nä det här var inget vidare. Visst är det kul med Shakespeare och referenser till hans pjäser men det känns som det borde ha gått göra något mycket bättre med Shakespeare. Häxorna var inte alls bra även om det var lite småkul att en av dom spelades av Christina Cole från Hex (Annan häx-serie)

Dom lär väl som sagt följa upp det med Elizabeth men jag törs nästan lova att någon doktor i den gamla serien nämnt att han träffat henne.

[Peak]

Kan påpeka förresten att avsnittet skrevs av ännu en gammal fan av Doctor Who (det fullkomligt kryllar av dem i nya Doctor Who). Liksom de flesta andra (även RTD) så har han skrivit böcker och liknande i DW-universumet förut...

http://en.wikipedia....oberts_(writer)

[Marie Morot]

29.02 The Shakespeare Code

Ah! Vad synd att de inte gjorde mer av ordleken med da Vinci-koden och med Shakespeares egna verk.

Häxorna alluderar på Macbeth eller The Scottish Play. Kul att se Cassie från Hex. Flera fraser var ju från hans olika skådespel, men ändå inte så många som jag trodde. Doktorns "Rage, rage against the dying light" fick Shakespeare inte använda dock, för det ska Dylan Thomas skriva. DT dog 1950 eller nåt sånt. Dessutom är DT Wales nationalpoet, så det var säkert en nod till produktionsplatsen och nationalstoltheten (kan tänka mig en rivalitet mellan DT- och WS-anhängare om vem som är den bättre poeten).

Jag tyckte om avsnittet och skrattade högt åt att publiken såg kampen mellan häxorna och doktorn/Shakespeare som bara så mycket specialeffekter i pjäsen.

Och vad Elizabeth egentligen menade med sitt utbrott och varför hon kände igen doktorn får vi nog veta så småningom. Jag gillar Martha också. Tycker att hon är en väl så bra companion som Rose.

Angående Shakespeares utseende här tror jag att det är ett skämt riktat mot Kenneth Branagh, som gjort flera stora produktioner av pjäserna på film. Här är han i Much Ado About Nothing t ex:

[Peak]

Kan säga att avsnittet ursprungligen var tänkt att heta "Love Labour Won" (den "borttappade" pjäsen, om den nu över huvud taget existerat och inte är ett arbetsnamn på någon av de andra pjäserna).

[Peak]

Avsnitt 3:

YAY! Efter ungefär 40 år - The Macra is back!!!

I en biroll iaf. Bästa avsnittet hittills den här säsongen. Och jag lovar dyrt och heligt att aldrig klaga över en bilkö igen.

[Wylie Times]

29.03 - Gridlock

Det tycks vara praxis med ett New Earth avsnitt per säsong nu. liksom minst ett Dalek avsnitt Att Face of Boe skull säga sin sista hemlighet till Doktorn teasade dom väl redan om i förra säsongen och hemligheten var väl nåt man har anat sen Doktorn första gången berättade att han var den siste Timelorden. Man kan också gissa sig till vem mer det är som överlevt om man hängt med i nyhetsskvallret och sett på den gamla serien... Jag hoppas dock att det är fler än en.

Annars som sagt ett riktigt bra avsnitt, startade lite segt men det tog sig rejält mot slutet. Jag gillade verkligen storyn som låg bakom de ändlösa bilköerna.

Vilka fler avsnitt har Macra varit med i?

Edited by Wylie Times, 15 April 2007 - 16:28.