SHOW: Doctor Who.

hahahaha nice

well have fun then! though you probably won't get this..... if you do, say hi to Dave for me if you can!

OMG i have to post these pics with captions of my own creation!


Somewheeeeeeeeeeeere over the rainbow!


We're a Russian Barber Shop Quartet! ahh Ahh AHHH


*deep voice* Hi, I'm Blake. I'm a Prep. Playing my guitar. That's my loser emo neighbor Lars in that tree. He's a loser. (see Blake the Prep on youtube)


Hahaha look at all those grammar mistakes! Stupid fic flamers! Learn to spell!


They just...,.. don't understand my... complicated intellect.... *groan* (Lars the Emo Kid one or two on youtube)


Do you speak Klingon? (i don't watch Star Trek, sorry if i mispelled >.<

A work of pure genius.

Mummy and I are going to Stratford to mooch about soon =)

i try, i try. HAVE FUN LOVES LET ME KNOW HOW IT IS KTHNX

Well. I absolutely loved it.

It was so funny, mother and I were leaning on each other in tears at one point - when they turned Don Adriano's profession of love into that rap, omg. And sorry, but the King and his Lords as Russians? Wtf was that? LOL.

David was fantastic as Berowne, he definately captured the sarcasm and wit - and his drunken swagger at the start was brilliant. I think my favourite part for him was when he did the big speech about how he'd been betrayed by The King, Longaville and Dumaine because they'd fallen in love and then Jaquenetta turns up with the letter Berowne had written confessing his own love LOL. When he tried to do a runner, omg, I was laughing so bad.

However, I do have to say that I thought Joe Dixon completely outshone EVERYONE in this play. He camped up Don Adriano so well, he was definately the funniest character in the entire thing. I loved his mispronunciations: "Help me! I need your ass!" .... "Assistance!"

Afterwards, well. I can see now what the Hamlet crowd meant when they said you have to absolutely run like fuck in order to meet David. I got to the stage door in time to hear him say: "That's all now, thanks!" So like, well fuck.

Nevermind though, I hung around a bit after Amanda departed with her friend, talking to the women who were also hanging around. There was this group of them near me like: "Oh, i'm so glad all the stupid teenagers have fucked off now, they're so annoying. All they want is David." And then they noticed me standing next to them and they were like, "I bet you want to meet David." And I looked at them for a second and said: "Actually, i'm rather hoping to meet joe Dixon. I thought he played a fantastic Don Adriano." And they shut up immediately HAHA in your FACE.

Then Joe Dixon actually walked out and I was watching him and mother came up behind me and was like "Go talk to him then!" And pushed me forwards, so I got propelled out of this crowd of women towards this poor bloke who looked at me like O.o, so I smiled and said: "Hello! You were the best in the whole thing!" And he put the box he was carrying down and was all: "Awww, that's so sweet! Thank you so much!" And then he noticed my programme and asked if I wanted him to sign it, so I said yes and we had a chat as he did. He's so lovely. (He's from Silent Witness and Criminal Minds, if you're wondering.)

But no David, which is a shame. Nevermind though, the play was fantastic and seemed to have half the Doctor Who extras in it

We asked Joe Dixon how old the girl who played Moth was, lol.

He was like "She's fifty.... No, not really. I think she's in her early twenties. She's good isn't she!"

She reminded me of the girl from Alphabeat when she had her hat off

Yesterday my boss was sking around the kiosk I work in on a chair saying he was Davros.

Baring in mind i work in a burger bar that only just fits 4 people and a chair in.

Omg epic

I had to stand outside from laughing to much. I went bright red and nearly had a fit.

There was jsut no need for him to do it. Lol. He just burst out from round the corner.

I suspect he may be on drugs. lol

^ omg

Peardrops:

She reminded me of the girl from Alphabeat when she had her hat off

Aw yeah me too.

NOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO

David Tennant is to stand down as Doctor Who, after becoming one of the most popular Time Lords in the history of the BBC science fiction show.

Tennant stepped into the Tardis in 2005, and will leave the role after four special episodes are broadcast next year.

He made the announcement after winning the outstanding drama performance prize at the National Television Awards.

"When Doctor Who returns in 2010 it won't be with me," he said.

"Now don't make me cry," he added. "I love this part, and I love this show so much that if I don't take a deep breath and move on now I never will, and you'll be wheeling me out of the Tardis in my bath chair."

'I'll miss it'

Three years was "about the right time" to play the role, he told the BBC in an exclusive interview.

"I think it's better to go when there's a chance that people might miss you, rather than to hang around and outstay your welcome," he said.

I don't ever want it to feel like a job, so I want to move on when it still feels exciting and fresh

David Tennant

His stint in the show had been "the most extraordinary time, it's been bewildering, life changing, very exciting", he said.

"And just so much fun, such a great show to work on.

"That's one of the reasons I think it's right to take a deep breath and bow out when it's still fun, when it's a novelty.

"I don't ever want it to feel like a job, so I want to move on when it still feels exciting and fresh and that means I'll miss it."

Drama award

Tennant, the 10th actor to play the Doctor Who, left fans guessing about his return at the end of the latest series.


David Tennant beat co-star Catherine Tate at the National Television Awards

In the last episode, in July, the Doctor had to defeat his enemies the Daleks to save the universe.

Almost 10 million people watched as the Time Lord apparently started the process of regeneration - but did not complete it.

Tennant will appear in a Christmas special, titled The Next Doctor, before filming four more specials in January.

"They'll be the four last stories that I do," he said.

In a sign of his popularity, he was voted best drama performer in a public vote at the National Television Awards.

He has been named most popular actor at the same ceremony for the past two years. That prize has been discontinued this year.

An average of 8.1 million people a week watched the latest series - the fourth since it made a comeback in 2005 - in its Saturday evening slot on BBC One.

'Spectacular' exit

Russell T Davies, executive producer, said: "I've been lucky and honoured to work with David over the past few years - and it's not over yet, the Tenth Doctor still has five spectacular hours left!

"After which, I might drop an anvil on his head. Or maybe a piano. A radioactive piano. But we're planning the most enormous and spectacular ending, so keep watching."


David Tennant has recently acted with the Royal Shakespeare Company

A fifth series of the show is scheduled for 2010.

Tennant replaced Christopher Eccleston, who resurrected the show after a 16-year break.

Tennant made his name in TV dramas such as Blackpool and Casanova.

He started his career in theatre and in recent months has returned to the stage with well-received performances in Hamlet and Love's Labour's Lost for the Royal Shakespeare Company.

In December last year, Tennant denied rumours that he was planning to quit after Catherine Tate - his new companion in the Tardis - told the Jonathan Ross radio show she thought the next series of Doctor Who would be Tennant's last.

He said at the time: "Catherine Tate stitched me up good and proper. She goes on Jonathan Ross and makes up a load of old nonsense."

Yeah, I know. Got the news earlier today.

RTD took all of Davids cupcakes
And became even more Welsh