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[Andrew MacLean]

When David tennant was a little boy he used to have a 'Tom Baker - Dr Who' scarf and hat that he wore everywhere. When he got the part, the man himself wrote to congratulate him.

[Andrew MacLean]

go on, ask me something about Douglas Adams

[GarethB]

I know his inspiration for the Hitch hikers Guide was first conceived when he was lying drunk in a field while hitch hiking round Europe.

Plus the radio, TV, book and film are only loosley based on each other.

The guide is the only trilogy in four parts.

[Andrew MacLean]

More than that ... it is the only trilogy in four parts for which there is a fifth volume!

I thought my sides were going to split when I got to the end of the volume and Marvin looked through the telescope at God's last message to creation.

" W e A p o l o g i s e F o r T h e I n c o n v e n i e n c e "

[John Smith]

I think David Tennant is really going to be a Doctor for all the people. Rather like Peter Davison was and Tom Baker in his earlier days.

Odd though that the Doctor has had a Scots accent once (McCoy) and a Northern English accent once (Ecclestone) yet never a Welsh one! Considering that we now have a scottish actor playing the part filmed in Cardiff, it is odd that he's playing a Londoner!

[Andrew MacLean]

I have made up for the welhs omission by flying their national flag

Andrew

[Louise Pembroke]

That's lovely Andrew about David Tennant!

[GarethB]

will we have a lady Doctor in the form of Sweet?

[Louise Pembroke]

That would be good!
Can I be a Dalek [sink plunger fetish]

[Andrew MacLean]

We did come close to having a woman doctor when romanna (his female time-lord companion) was in for a while.