Basil Fawlty
Don't Mention The War
This is going to be a big ratings war!! you can watch Billie piper, or you can see David Beckham get dressed up as Prince Charles by the little Ant and Dec.
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Dr Who Vs Ant And Dec saturday night takeaway
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eastlondonseagull
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Am really intrigued by this new series of Dr Who - by all accounts it's excellent, but will it be as good as the late seventies' episodes? Billie Piper, though. Mmm...
Gully
Monkey in a seagull suit.
Doctor Who, ogling at Billie must be better than watching the jovial Geordie duo up to their regular antics...
blueandwhitearmy
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What about Kirsty Gallagher on Ant & Dec though, no, hold on shes on the games.
Braders
Abi Fletchers Gimpboy
wheres the "turn off the tv and mess around on NSC " option ?
dougdeep
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I've seen every episode from the beginning. So it has to be the Doctor.
Seagullmatt
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I'm going out but videoing thr Doctor.
dougdeep
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Spicy said:
Well said.
Stevie Boy
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dougdeep said:
I think you are showing your age there, i only remember slyvester mccoy.
Chesney Christ
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bigc said:yessss.to ant and dec and the beckhams...the lowest common denominators have finally lost
That's a bit harsh. Never watched the show but Ant and Dec just seem like a mildly funny decent pair of lads, without a hint of falseness about them.
eastlondonseagull
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Ant & Dec are quality, but we've seen too much of them now. Over-kill.Chesney Christ said:
Gully
Monkey in a seagull suit.
Ant and Dec are quality, I see them as a modern day Morecambe and Wise, never really tire of seeing their cheeky faces on the box.
However, Dr Who has revised an old Saturday tradition, it will undoubtedly appeal to 30-somethings upwards who remember the show from their youth but also aim to tap into a younger audience (not in a Michael Jackson or Gary Glitter way, before you ask).
Watched most of Dr Who on Saturday and thought it was excellent, think the beeb have managed to revive early evening Saturday TV with a masterstroke, good acting, not too cheesy effects and the first time I have ever enjoyed anything loosely termed as Sci-Fi.
However, Dr Who has revised an old Saturday tradition, it will undoubtedly appeal to 30-somethings upwards who remember the show from their youth but also aim to tap into a younger audience (not in a Michael Jackson or Gary Glitter way, before you ask).
Watched most of Dr Who on Saturday and thought it was excellent, think the beeb have managed to revive early evening Saturday TV with a masterstroke, good acting, not too cheesy effects and the first time I have ever enjoyed anything loosely termed as Sci-Fi.