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They say it was for moving it out the way of competition at the box office but the truth is Warner Brothers decided to move the release as it clashed with Daniel Radcliffe's return to the stage in Equus. Where he gets his knob out. They didn't want the clash of publicity. Family film + horse...

Cheers. I skipped until Chris's face popped up. I couldn't sit through the whole episode. So, er, can't say I really knew what was going on. :dIZZy: Despite that, good turn Chris. As ever. And nice suit, by the way. Such a contrast to Layton's ripped jeans. ;-)

Didn't know about this so missed it. Haven't watched any of the series so anyone know when this episode is on again?

That is astonishing. The sun shining in Blackburn. :o ;-)

I didn't mention your sofa. However, now you've brought it up... I BLAME YOUR SOFA!! I DEMAND THAT ONE HUNARED MIIIIILLION POOOOOOUNDS!! I'll accept monthly payments up to about a week after your death. ;-) Yeah, I followed that with a winky smilie. I'm that evil. ;-)

No no, it wasn't that. I hurt it doing a work experience thing 6 weeks earlier. I was surprised actually that it was fine for the shoots, I really did expect to be suffering at the end of the day but it was ok. All I got over the two weeks was a slight twinge in the pub after the second shoot...

Hopefully not. Just had a couple of x-rays of my back as it's been giving me some trouble for the last 3 months. I hurt it back in February but it was ok for a bit, but now I'm in almost continuous pain. It's probably just some swelling in my lower spine. A bit of treatment and some physio...

At hospital yesterday there was a doctor that passed by a couple of times who looked really like Matt Jerrams. He didn't have a bloodied white coat so that was good. I may have been a bit worried otherwise.

How about Push Upstairs by Underworld. 30 second clip

Ahh Chris Pine. He's such rootsy actor who's career has really branched out over the last couple years. He often gives a performance that leaves you feeling he was really that person living that life. He really twigs a character's inner self without playing it in a corny way. See what I did there?

There really are some dozy fuckers in the world :rolleyes:

That's been the downfall for the new series...the big ending. The series in themselves have been great and enjoyable TV, but the finales - bar the first one in 2005 - haven't quite lived up to the build ups they've been given. This year's finale probably suffered a bit more from having the extra...

Something, something...daaark siiide...something, something...

Cop, you're just one aaaaaangry young man. ;-)

How do you know it was a gay bar?

When Ianto gave him a quizical look about it, Jack did quickly say, "Strictly professional." So it wasn't a homosexual encounter but a ligitimate meeting with someone with information about Project Indigo. And it wasn't specified that it was a gay bar. It was just a bar. The only vaguely gay...

I thought this series, with perhaps the exception of the opening and closing episodes, has been the best of new Who so far. And while RTD's episodes have been the weaker elements over the last 4 years, I'd still defend him as executive producer as without his force behind it from the start the...

Well that was a pretty average ending, given the build up to it. The regeneration cliffhanger was dealt with too quickly. Although I always knew The Doctor wasn't actually regenerating a bit more tension for a bit longer at the start of the episode would've been nice. The episode was a bit...

Nice work. :)C

Honestly, at the time, I really thought I'd screwed that scene up with my gormless looking around. :dIZZy: But I'll happily take the title of 'dizzy fag hag' if it compensates.