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Old 24-06-2006, 11:40 PM
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Yet another strange episode. But where can I get the device that makes all sports fans disappear?

Sadly it brought them back

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One of those throwaway episodes imho. I was waiting for the theme of Rose's impending exit to sneak in again but this time they were anything but subtle. Looks good for next week, I've been waiting for a good ol Dr Who wih khaki clad squaddies.

So who will be Billie Pipers replacement? An ex popstar or soap cast off?
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Did you notice that throwaway line of Tennant's about the Doctor once having been a father? Could Rose's replacement be his son/daughter?

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Did you notice that throwaway line of Tennant's about the Doctor once having been a father? Could Rose's replacement be his son/daughter?

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Seen hints throughout, think the first was in School Reunion when he made some cryptic comment about his assistants.

Heard a few tip Eastender Michelle Ryan as the next assistant.

Have to say I thought last weeks episode was extremely flimsy and seemed little more than a vehicle for Peter Kay. Although having a support actor narrate and lead the episode wasn't a bad concept - was just a weak plot.
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Have to say I thought last weeks episode was extremely flimsy and seemed little more than a vehicle for Peter Kay. Although having a support actor narrate and lead the episode wasn't a bad concept - was just a weak plot.
I thought that having the nominal hero falling in love with a paving stone was amusing - and hinting how the love might be consumated.

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Have to agree - didn't think much of FEAR HER at all. Ever since the Maureen Lipman episode this series (and Tennant) seem to have nose-dived. Thank Gawd for the Cybers for the next two weeks !

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I thought that having the nominal hero falling in love with a paving stone was amusing - and hinting how the love might be consumated.

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I thought that was most peculiar

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