A warning from history
For those who are already getting over-excited about the prospect of a certain diminutive female singer turning up in Doctor Who, I have two words of caution:
Bonnie. Langford.
I'm not saying it will be that bad, I'm just saying it rang alarm bells, and the scars are still deep. So very deep.
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Bonnie. Langford.
I'm not saying it will be that bad, I'm just saying it rang alarm bells, and the scars are still deep. So very deep.
(If you're reading this then my blog posting problem is fixed... yay!)
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But also remember the last diminuative female singer in Doctor Who was a certain Billie Piper. I cringed when I first heard she was going to be in it, but she did OK...
And can I just say in my best Martin Clunes voice.... mmmmmmm Kylie :)
Could I add to the warning:
1. Lulu (not two words, but two syllables - and of equal dread)
2. Spice Girl - take your pick, really, it ain't a pretty thought
I need a lie down. And not in a good way.
I'm going to stick up for Lulu. She was great in "To Sir With Love" and I've always found her cute. I'd do Lulu.
"You'd do Lulu?"
"To you, I say I would do Lulu"
"Would you get a tattoo that says 'Lulu'?"
"There are two tatoos I would do that say 'I would do Lulu'"
Whoa, getting a bit Two Ronnies there.
Clare Grogan
(swoon)
Not only an actress of sorts in Gregory's Girl, but also the original Kochanski in Red Dwarf.
And Altered Images, natch.
If I have a piece of advice to give to RTD it's don't feel the need to keep bringing back every character you've written. Just let some of them die or walk off never to be seen again!
hmmmmmm, instead we get Kylie and Catherine Tate......
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