Here for Bill's mum being Marjorie Dawes

:amazed:

Okay now I'm pining for Dickensian again, thanks lot

(still haven't watched this or the Christmas episode oops)

That's going on Lostie's tombstone "I still haven't seen the Doctor Who Christmas episode oop".

It was probably weaved into the rights back when it relaunched. It's the only possible reason for their random appearances in Waters of Mars and Bill's announcement

Oh what on earth happened there

Try to mock me at your peril

Bill is a great addition already :clap1:

Ross jumping on the bandwagon. :idc:

Well I thought she was good too!

Sheep!!!

I was sort of surprised at the simplicity of the plot given that Steven Moffat wrote the episode... but then I realised that the point of the episode was probably to showcase diversity within the show given that the entire plot was based around a lesbian relationship.

Bill got Heather wet lad. :hugesmile:

Oh wow I didn't realise you were the only one entitled to an opinion!

Welcome to my gracious drawing room.

Great start to the new series, I still really really like Nardole, and Bill might turn out to be good after all!

Back in 2004, when RTD relaunched Doctor Who, they had trouble getting the rights to the Daleks from Terry Nation's estate. When "Dalek" was written for Series 1, they also had an alternative story ready to go incase they couldn't get the rights. The aliens in the alternative script were later adapted and went on to become the Toclafane in Series 3.

It is a bit silly having to include the Daleks at least once a year. Sometimes they just don't fit! It's nice that they haven't been the central point of the finale episodes for the last couple of years.

Got 4.6 million viewers which is slightly up on the last series

Not bad for an overnight on Easter Saturday

Rumours that Kris Marshall is the next Doctor and has already filmed his 1st scenes

I refuse to believe it

“Kris Marshall has already joined the cast and will regenerate at the end of this series, not in the Christmas special,” a source told the Mirror.

According to the paper, the BBC has refused to consider a woman for the lead character, with the source adding: “They won’t risk a woman Doctor. They want a David Tennant type.”

Chris Chibnall won't do this to us