Aiui Whithouse’s wife is German, and they’re raising their kids dual lingual. So it’s household conversational German rather than anything learned formally, I believe.
A couple of years after this Star Trek: Discovery did a previously on which was a recap of the (originally) unbroadcast Star Trek pilot, which is about as close to the 709 episodes earlier thing as anything else could get...
“Previously on Doctor Who... 709 episodes ago” - no, no, no. That's up there with "Introducing John Hurt as The Doctor." It was bad enough when Tom Baker broke the fourth wall without the on-screen titles joining in.
No, Jonn, no, no, no. It's Doctor Who, not Moonlighting or House of Cards or bloody Miranda. I blame that First Doctor. One minute you're wishing a happy Christmas to all of you at home and next thing the Pandorica opens. Outrageous.
No, Jonn, no, no, no. It's Doctor Who, not Moonlighting or House of Cards or bloody Miranda. I blame that First Doctor. One minute you're wishing a happy Christmas to all of you at home and next thing the Pandorica opens. Outrageous.
As someone who did German at university, I just wish Whithouse’s German actually sounded any good!
Aiui Whithouse’s wife is German, and they’re raising their kids dual lingual. So it’s household conversational German rather than anything learned formally, I believe.
A couple of years after this Star Trek: Discovery did a previously on which was a recap of the (originally) unbroadcast Star Trek pilot, which is about as close to the 709 episodes earlier thing as anything else could get...
Coronation Street could do it with Ken Barlow, I suppose.
“Previously on Doctor Who... 709 episodes ago” - no, no, no. That's up there with "Introducing John Hurt as The Doctor." It was bad enough when Tom Baker broke the fourth wall without the on-screen titles joining in.
literally all those things are brilliant
No, Jonn, no, no, no. It's Doctor Who, not Moonlighting or House of Cards or bloody Miranda. I blame that First Doctor. One minute you're wishing a happy Christmas to all of you at home and next thing the Pandorica opens. Outrageous.
No, Jonn, no, no, no. It's Doctor Who, not Moonlighting or House of Cards or bloody Miranda. I blame that First Doctor. One minute you're wishing a happy Christmas to all of you at home and next thing the Pandorica opens. Outrageous.
Maybe I'm a dunce. But I DIDN'T see the Lethbridge-Stewart thing coming a mile off.
Have to say, I got it months before it was even on, when MG was announced as playing an unarmed WW1 military officer. Seemed inevitable!