The Doc's new "see the galaxy for less then 3 fucks a day" chick.
The New Doc himself. (BBC TV said... "he wll not be a toff"
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NEW Dr Who Tv show Green Lighted...
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NEW Dr Who Tv show Green Lighted...
by Jynks on Sat May 08, 2004 7:34 am
The new Dr Who TV show has been green lighted!!! All issues are resolved apart from the Darlek rights. So do not expect and darkel eps in the near future.
The Doc's new "see the galaxy for less then 3 fucks a day" chick.
The New Doc himself. (BBC TV said... "he wll not be a toff"
BBC.co.uk
The Doc's new "see the galaxy for less then 3 fucks a day" chick.
The New Doc himself. (BBC TV said... "he wll not be a toff"
BBC.co.uk
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by Jynks on Sat May 08, 2004 7:42 am
update..
Daleks Rights Sorted?
According to a news report in today's Daily Star, the rights issues between the BBC and the estate of Terry Nation, which owns the Daleks, has been sorted. "Doctor Who's most memorable foes are to return to the BBC in a deal worth £250,000," says the article, which mentions that the BBC jointly owns the rights to the Daleks with Nation, who died in 1997, but it still needed permission to feature them in the new show. Says the article, "Show producers are already having fun giving the Daleks more powers. The formerly floor-bound machines will be able to fly. Also under discussion is a plot in which they try to take over London," which could possibly be referring to one of the story titles previously announced (the two parter at episodes four & five). All of this "signals the BBC's firm intention to make the sci-fi series even more successful than it was the first time around," says the article, which notes that each episode is running to a £1 million budget - more than the BBC has ever spent on a drama. (Thanks to Paul Engelberg)
Daleks Rights Sorted?
According to a news report in today's Daily Star, the rights issues between the BBC and the estate of Terry Nation, which owns the Daleks, has been sorted. "Doctor Who's most memorable foes are to return to the BBC in a deal worth £250,000," says the article, which mentions that the BBC jointly owns the rights to the Daleks with Nation, who died in 1997, but it still needed permission to feature them in the new show. Says the article, "Show producers are already having fun giving the Daleks more powers. The formerly floor-bound machines will be able to fly. Also under discussion is a plot in which they try to take over London," which could possibly be referring to one of the story titles previously announced (the two parter at episodes four & five). All of this "signals the BBC's firm intention to make the sci-fi series even more successful than it was the first time around," says the article, which notes that each episode is running to a £1 million budget - more than the BBC has ever spent on a drama. (Thanks to Paul Engelberg)
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by maxpayne2409 on Sat May 08, 2004 12:16 pm
sweet, whose the bird btw who his new "companion" is?
any news on when its coming to tv? some time in 2005 im guessing?
seeing as theyve acquired the rights for teh daleks but i presume filmings already started then that must mean theyre planning more then 1 story
good news for all, from the look of that chick tho i wouldnt let her anywhere near k-9 hehe
any news on when its coming to tv? some time in 2005 im guessing?
seeing as theyve acquired the rights for teh daleks but i presume filmings already started then that must mean theyre planning more then 1 story
good news for all, from the look of that chick tho i wouldnt let her anywhere near k-9 hehe
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by maxpayne2409 on Sat May 08, 2004 8:26 pm
cool, well any new who is good as far as im concerned, aslong as it returns to britishness not like the shit americanised bumph that paul macgann did
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by maxpayne2409 on Sun May 09, 2004 12:34 am
lol xmas day? they must be going for the "incredibly inebriated" crowd then lol 
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