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Neil gaiman to write a Dr Who episode

  • 20-05-2010 3:46pm
    #1
    Nevyn
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    Hopefully he can give it a kick up the arse, cos I've not bee impressed so far.


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  • #2
    Daemos
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    Three months late Thaed ;)

    http://www.boards.ie/vbulletin/showthread.php?t=2055822362

    Although I disagree with it needing a kick up that backside, it's been much better than I expected it to be


  • #3
    norrie rugger
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    Thaedydal wrote: »
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    Hopefully he can give it a kick up the arse, cos I've not bee impressed so far.

    OK you are now officially weird.
    This series is a hell of a lot better than the last series tripe


  • #4
    Doctor DooM
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    Sorry Thaed I'm with everyone else.

    The worst this series has presented so far is better than average for the last couple years.

    But yeah I can't wait to see Gaiman doing Dr Who. Stunt writing ftw (we have Richard Curtis this year).


  • #5
    Banjo Fella
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    The new series has managed to convert a few of my previously uninterested friends into Doctor Who obsessives, so it can't be all that bad! Personally I love it, Matt Smith is terrific as the Doctor, and he works amazingly well with Karen Gillan. It's thoroughly enjoyable stuff, and I can't wait to see what Gaiman will do with it!


  • #6
    Nevyn
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    Gah the pic went missing out of the first post it's of neil gaiman holding the script and of Moffat.

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    And I have been offically 'werid' for years :P


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  • #7
    angelll
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    I hadn't heard that! Yay! First heard of gaiman when i read 'good omens' but have read some more since...can't wait to see what he comes up with!


  • #8
    deman
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    I love reading Gaiman's novels. He's a literary genius.

    Of course, one of the main characters in Gaiman's Sandman series is The Dream King. Now I wonder, will this have anything to do with last week's episode Amy's Choice when a mysterious character appeared to be controlling dreams??

    Doctor Who and Sandman together as one. Sounds interesting.


  • #9
    BaconZombie
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  • #10
    popebenny16
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    glad to see an actual script there, was dissapointed when Stephen Frys one failed to materialise. maybe one day.


  • #11
    Killer_banana
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    popebenny16 wrote: »
    glad to see an actual script there, was dissapointed when Stephen Frys one failed to materialise. maybe one day.

    Stephen Fry wrote his but Russel T Davies said it was 'too complex' and said he's use it in the next season but he never did. :(


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  • #12
    Sleepy
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    Any chance Moffat might be brave enough to show Mr Fry's work beside his own?


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