I get to go to my games throughout the season by saying two words.
If the missus wants an Irish guide she gets an Irish guide. I don't care as long as I get to the game on time.
How stupid. Typical BBC having a token woman. Next one will be a Muslim. Then the next few from all different ethnic origins until sense prevails and William Hartnell returns.
Oddly enough William Hartnell did appear (well, sort of) in tonight's Xmas special. It wasn't a bad episode, although Muslims certainly wouldn't like it with all that hidden atheism and LGBT politics in the script.
Other than medical Doctors (consultants are Mr anyway) how many people actually use titles / letters these days, my cousin does but he would!. I certainly don't use mine and have forgotten when writing to my professional body, in fact I turned some down as to me a slight change due to experience is just an excuse to charge more money.
To be pedantic, surgeons with the letters FRCS after their name are the medics who are called Mr rather than Dr. FRCS = Fellow of Royal College of Surgeons. I assume the female surgeons are Miss/Mrs.
So Dr Who obviously isn't a surgeon.
There are two Bundesliga referees that have the title Doctor, although neither is a medical doctor.
He/she isn't called Dr Who it is the Doctor..
There was also a very brief appearance of the second Doctor (Patrick Troughton).
The Christmas 2017 episode will feature 3 Doctors, David Bradley (Kes fame) playing the first Doctor., Peter Capaldi and Jodi Whittaker.
In the early 1960s I used to go my grandmother's for tea on my way home from school. I watched the first ever episode of Dr Who with her and her sister, when the Daleks suddenly appeared.
As the Daleks appeared my grandmother's sister said "I have seen those earlier this year. They were being loaded onto a lorry over the road."
Opposite my grandmother and her sister's house was a single storey red brick building where all sorts of woodwork and other things were going in and out frequently. Some time later we discovered that the BBC owned the building and sets, etc. were being made there for tv programmes.
I thought you couldn't have two actors with the same name, at least if they are in Equity.
Maybe the actor in Kes is deceased or not an Equity member anymore.
I hope the Tardis has satnav or the new Doctor might end up in the wrong galaxy.
Parking shouldn't be a problem though, there should be plenty of space!
Never thought I'd say this, but I reckon Doctor Who has a nice arse.
I'd go along with that and the episode held together well. I was surprised to find it had been filmed locally, one location, a water tower from which you can see over the whole of Sheffield is just across the border from Dronfield.
The new assistants look as though they will be an asset. I particularly liked the Bradley Walsh character whose reaction when a scary alien turned up was to ask "why are we running TOWARDS it!". That reaction I could relate to.
I don't have any issue with Doctor Who being played by a woman, what I do find annoying is that the BBC have done it just to meet their equality targets and are using the show as some politically correct football to brainwash the general public into believing this is all new and wonderful and that women have never had lead roles before. Did nobody ever see Star Trek Voyager for goodness sake! We never had all this fuss about Captain Janeway, and Kate Mulgrew did an outstanding job with that!
Anyway, I think Jodie Whittaker is a very weak actress, why wasn't anyone else considered for the Doctor?