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Month: April 2010
Today's Joanna Page
Today’s Joanna Page: Riding a ‘Horse’ for Sky 1
Let’s not ask what Joanna Page has been up to of late. Okay, she’s been judging pet shows and she is going to be in a BBC3 show called The Fades soon.
This isn’t it.
Random Acts
Random Acts of Ali Larter: Doodling
She drew that. She did. Honest.
Have you seen Ali Larter acting randomly? If so, let us know and we’ll tell everyone about it in "Random Acts of Ali Larter"
Thursday’s Greig, Greig news
Film
British TV
- Rosamund Pike, Rachael Stirling, Rory Kinnear and Joseph Mawle to star in BBC4’s The Sisters
- Thomas Haden Church, Claire Forlani leave Episodes while Tamsin Greig joins
US TV
- Greg Kinnear, Katie Holmes and Tom Wilkinson join The Kennedys
- Glee now top-rated new scripted series
- Steve Carell to leave The Office after next year?
- Allison Janney to guest on Lost
Audio and radio play reviews
Review: Doctor Who – 132 – The Architects of History
Time to wrap up the Klein trilogy.
When last we left blah blah, blah blah, blah blah, blah Seventh Doctor blah blah Nazi scientist for companion blah blah.
Anyway, things went a bit pear-shaped – who saw that coming? – and now the Doctor has to fix it. Now, given Big Finish trilogies can vary between awful (the Charley Pollard/Sixth Doctor concluding trilogy, the Key2Time) and gradually improving (the Stockbridge trilogy), it was a bit of a gamble as to whether the final part of this "seven years in the making" story was going to end well.
So let’s take some bets.
Hands up everyone who thinks this is going to be a classic.
And hands up everyone who thinks it’s going to be a steaming lump of you know what.
If I just add that this also features Lenora Crichlow as a companion for the Doctor, who’s going to change their minds?
Final fact: it also includes a race of intergalactic sharks who wander around in water-filled armour.
Last chance. 5… 4… 3… 2… 1…
Well, it just so happens that it’s…
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