... a new Doctor Who. Who needs Easter eggs when you have a new Doctor Who on the telly?
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- Simon Avery
- Birmingham, United Kingdom
- Born in Birmingham in 1971. I've been a writer of short fiction for over twenty years, and have been published in a variety of magazines and anthologies, including Crimewave, Birmingham Noir, Black Static, The Third Alternative and The Best British Mysteries IV. I was nominated for the CWA Short Story Dagger in 2001 for Leaving Seven Sisters, published in Crimewave 4: Mood Indigo. I've recently completed a second novel, Everything Beautiful Is Far Away, as well as a private eye novel, Secret Skin, set in Paris.
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Most of the people I know are excited about the new Dr Who (as well as the new and final Red Dwarf - although I know that's not your bag), but I'm just happy to have a 4-day weekend, personally.
Too right!
Hope you had a good b'day!
It's surely become a national institution. Who'd have thought it? But I can understand that that 4-day weekend also has its allure!
And thanks Chris - had a great birthday. Hope all's going well with work.
What did you think about the Doc episode? Wasn't really much happening in it, was there? I watched it yesterday and it was ok, but not exactly a *classic*. Ryan looks okay, but I still think she's too soap opera-y in her acting.
Yeah, I was a tad disappointed with it. I don't really find Ryan all that charismatic or attractive, and the story felt a bit half baked. Lee Evans was great though.
As much as I enjoy Tennant, I'm kind of itching for the promised darker final three specials that lead to his regeneration now. Saturday's show felt like a little too much 'fluff'.
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