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Must have been the arc welding scene that did it ...
Seriously, "diversity quota"? Maybe just maybe, they picked the best people for the part? Why does their race matter?
Are they aiming for that really stunted wooden acting, of the same calibre as random guest cast of the 1960s and 1970s Dr Who?Seriously, "diversity quota"? Maybe just maybe, they picked the best people for the part? Why does their race matter?
I just rewatched the trailer on BBC - Recognised maybe 4 out of the 20 future guest 'stars', and even then I'm only guessing.Episodes seem a bit rushed and a pool party for C grade celebrities. I was waiting for the appearance of Anne Hegerty.
I've not watched Dr. Who for years. I really like Jodie Whittaker and thought she played the role very well.
Nope. She makes it very sexy. That's how I know she's another good actor whose performance I expect to be utterly wasted by duff scripts!I must be one of the few who likes her daft accent.
Like I mentioned, they missed that boat long ago. If they wanted to score points for diversity and Female Doctors, the ideal time was probably just before Paul McGann, really... or even before Sylvester McCoy.still can't help thinking the BBC are doing it to tick boxes rather than to further story or character necessity.
But on the upside, a high percentage of their staff are members of ethnic minorities... !Sheffield must be a great place for criminals, there only appears to be two police officers and one is a trainee whilst the other stays in the station.
I'm not so keen on the modern format. Episodes seem a bit rushed and a pool party for C grade celebrities. I was waiting for the appearance of Anne Hegerty.
There was one wtf moment for me. I know it's sci-fi, adventure and you are supposed to suspend your belief and use you imagination. But just how far did he chuck that bike? It looked like it landed in the next county, not the bottom of the little hill they were on.