Oh dear... not a very encouraging first glimpse of her costume.
I will watch it, I will give it a go and we'll see what happens. I said that a female doctor might shake the show up. I'm worried now, really worried, about there being too much shaking. I'll watch with a lot of apprehension I'm afraid because first impressions of the new era are not exactly positive.
They definitely need to tweak that outfit - Christ, it's hideous...
(09-11-2017 16:31 )Rammyrascal Wrote: [ -> ] (09-11-2017 15:46 )Doddle Wrote: [ -> ]...Mork calling Orson... Mork calling Orson... etc
Ha ha not the only one to make this comparison 
https://uk.movies.yahoo.com/first-look-j...15734.html
A number of commentators in the linked article pointed out the rainbow top. Nothing like pandering to your target LGBT/fanatical feminist audience, eh, BBC?
I wasn't expecting Clara type outfits but ffs, all she needs is a red nose and clown make-up
I think they're in danger of making the same mistake they made with Class, Too many central characters all vying to stand out and none of them really succeeding.
I also worry that changing every single character at the same time ruins the continuity of the show. They should've kept Bill, or even Nardole, on for this series to provide a proper link between the old Doctor and the new. Especially since this regeneration is so different.
Bradley Walsh - who didn't have to audition for his role after Chibnall handpicked him apparently - has stated that filming on season 11 starts next week:
http://metro.co.uk/2017/11/12/bradley-wa...k-7072726/
The usual Xmas Special clip will feature on Children in Need this coming Friday (between 7 and 10pm).
They've been filming in Sheffield this week
^ Yes:
http://www.thestar.co.uk/news/this-is-wh...-1-8868423
Then the next day:
http://www.dailymail.co.uk/tvshowbiz/art...r-Who.html
Meanwhile if you want to see the Xmas special early, it's on at cinema in the north of England first:
December 14 – Hartlepool Town Hall Theatre
December 15 – The Guildhall, York
December 16 – Jubilee Church, Hull
December 17 – St Nicholas Cathedral, Newcastle
December 18 – The Middlesbrough Empire, Middlesbrough
December 19 – Dock 10, MediaCityUK, Manchester
December 20 – Durham School
December 22 – Old Odeon, Bradford
Entry for tickets, via ballot, before Dec 3rd:
http://www.bbc.co.uk/showsandtours/shows...ening_tour
They'll be a bts docu on the special on Radio 2 on December 21st:
http://www.radiotimes.com/news/radio/201...he-scenes/
Then, Whittaker takes over 6Music on Christmas Eve as guest host.
Series 11 is being shot with a new lens and camera combos to give the show a more cinematic filmic look apprently:
https://www.broadcastnow.co.uk/tech/lens...0.article. (It's also worth bearing in mind that the budget has to stretch to roughly half an hours less footage over a couple of less stories this season so more money should evident in each episode's representation onscreen.)
This will no doubt encourage more cinema screenings of Who around the world, if Whittaker proves a success, as these seem to be both good publicity, and a nice little return on investment for Worldwide.
Meanwhile, after the Christmas and New Year break (Walsh is in panto in Brum and London) series filming will get away from the normally mundane Cardiff student accommodation blocks, railway and police stations (Wales doubling for Yorkshire:
http://www.jomec.co.uk/intercardiff/doct...own-stunts ) for the more rarified air of South Africa.
Rumour has it that episodes 1 and 7 will be in the can by then.
