Hobbit wrote:It's amazing to think how blatant the sexism and racism was back then - and this was only 30 years ago. The attitude of the men towards the WPC stinks - but that's what it was like.

Sure it was. Now go and make us a cup of tea, luv.

Blast and damn. Missed it, too busy watching "The Life Aquatic with Steve Zissou". Still, any programme named after Bowie's finest three minutes and that uses Led Zeppelin in its trailer slot gets my vote!

For Eccleston lovers, The Guardian today (14th Jan) is giving away a free DVD of "Let Him Have It", starring the Salford time lord as Derek "Let him have it, Chris" Bentley in his first ever cinema role.

Tennant looks like he's going to be a pretty decent replacement for Eccleston and it was a shame that nearly 3/4 of the story elapsed before he put in much of an appearance. I also thought the script was a bit 'Who by Numbers' and I could have done without the desperate attempt to shoehorn in the ob...

Hobbit wrote:Tomorrow we will teach him how to tie his shoelaces

No point, they'll take them off him when they put him in the cell. He'll have to use bedsheets tied to the window bars.

Well mate, unless it was an invitation to extend my manhood by another half a yard or you're operating one of those Bank of Nigeria scams then I ain't seen it I'm afraid. Bad news on the Stinking Bishop front. Since "that film" came out (Neal's Yard Dairy's words, not mine) they haven't be...

If it was good enough for Dorian Gray then Adam was going to give it a try too.

Though he smiled for the camera, Adam was unimpressed with his Madame Tussaud's replica.

Droid rot had really got to Adam's Spare Head One.

Do you really think there's room on my shelf for ANOTHER one?

I refer readers to my prediction in a much earlier post. All I have to say to that is I hope you enjoy next week's episode where the Cybermen open an aromatherapy massage centre Very Happy No point arguing this one, dude. You thought it was fine, I thought it was a small spoiler in an otherwise good...

Porthos' strip poker evenings never failed to show who had the real brains aboard the Enterprise.