BA
It's Jenna-Louise Coleman, and dropping a second part of a hyphenated name is hardly a rare thing to do, but it's a bit rude if the person themselves doesn't.
CH
She will be credited as Jenna Coleman from Christmas
http://www.radiotimes.com/news/2013-06-20/doctor-who-jenna-coleman-and-the-mystery-of-the-missing-louise
Probably so that people stop calling her JLC, which is also the shortened name for that dirtbag Justin Lee Collins.
http://www.radiotimes.com/news/2013-06-20/doctor-who-jenna-coleman-and-the-mystery-of-the-missing-louise
Probably so that people stop calling her JLC, which is also the shortened name for that dirtbag Justin Lee Collins.
JO
Can we keep personal opinions on personalities away from TV Forum?
She will be credited as Jenna Coleman from Christmas
http://www.radiotimes.com/news/2013-06-20/doctor-who-jenna-coleman-and-the-mystery-of-the-missing-louise
Probably so that people stop calling her JLC, which is also the shortened name for that dirtbag Justin Lee Collins.
http://www.radiotimes.com/news/2013-06-20/doctor-who-jenna-coleman-and-the-mystery-of-the-missing-louise
Probably so that people stop calling her JLC, which is also the shortened name for that dirtbag Justin Lee Collins.
Can we keep personal opinions on personalities away from TV Forum?
WH
Can we keep personal opinions on personalities away from TV Forum?
And while we're at it shall we scrap all opinions?
Whataday
Founding member
She will be credited as Jenna Coleman from Christmas
http://www.radiotimes.com/news/2013-06-20/doctor-who-jenna-coleman-and-the-mystery-of-the-missing-louise
Probably so that people stop calling her JLC, which is also the shortened name for that dirtbag Justin Lee Collins.
http://www.radiotimes.com/news/2013-06-20/doctor-who-jenna-coleman-and-the-mystery-of-the-missing-louise
Probably so that people stop calling her JLC, which is also the shortened name for that dirtbag Justin Lee Collins.
Can we keep personal opinions on personalities away from TV Forum?
And while we're at it shall we scrap all opinions?
JO
And while we're at it shall we scrap all opinions?
Not logical and well thought out opinions relating to television programmes and presentation.
The post I disliked was one which gave an opinion I'd expect to see from the comments section of an article on the Daily Mail website.
And while we're at it shall we scrap all opinions?
Not logical and well thought out opinions relating to television programmes and presentation.
The post I disliked was one which gave an opinion I'd expect to see from the comments section of an article on the Daily Mail website.
Last edited by Jon on 26 June 2013 2:35pm
JO
And while we're at it shall we scrap all opinions?
Not logical and well thought out opinions relating to television programmes and presentation.
The post I disliked was one which gave an opinion I'd expect to see from the comments section of an article on the Daily Mail website.
What if that opinion was actually a genuine fact - what some people think do sometimes turn out to be true...
But, if we could get back on topic, please?
And while we're at it shall we scrap all opinions?
Not logical and well thought out opinions relating to television programmes and presentation.
The post I disliked was one which gave an opinion I'd expect to see from the comments section of an article on the Daily Mail website.
What if that opinion was actually a genuine fact - what some people think do sometimes turn out to be true...
But, if we could get back on topic, please?
JO
And while we're at it shall we scrap all opinions?
Not logical and well thought out opinions relating to television programmes and presentation.
The post I disliked was one which gave an opinion I'd expect to see from the comments section of an article on the Daily Mail website.
What if that opinion was actually a genuine fact - what some people think do sometimes turn out to be true...
It's totally subjective whether someone thinks someone is a dirtbag. It's immature name calling and not right for a grown intelligent discussion forum.
But, if we could get back on topic, please?
Yes, I agree you. I don't know why you choose to derail the topic further.
And while we're at it shall we scrap all opinions?
Not logical and well thought out opinions relating to television programmes and presentation.
The post I disliked was one which gave an opinion I'd expect to see from the comments section of an article on the Daily Mail website.
What if that opinion was actually a genuine fact - what some people think do sometimes turn out to be true...
It's totally subjective whether someone thinks someone is a dirtbag. It's immature name calling and not right for a grown intelligent discussion forum.
But, if we could get back on topic, please?
Yes, I agree you. I don't know why you choose to derail the topic further.
DV
Date: 02.08.2013Last updated: 02.08.2013 at 00.03
Category: BBC One; Drama
In a special one-off live television event on BBC One this Sunday 4 August at 7pm, the next Doctor will be exclusively revealed to the nation.
Widely regarded as one of the most hotly contested roles in British television, the show's host Zoe Ball will unveil the 12th Doctor in the first-ever interview in front of a live studio audience set against the backdrop of a swirling vortex, among Daleks and the TARDIS.
The half-hour show will include live special guests, Doctors old and new, as well as companions and celebrity fans.
Excitement will reach fever pitch as they speculate and recall their favourites, plus feature clips and moments from across the show's 50-year history.
Current Doctor Matt Smith and lead writer and executive producer Steven Moffat will both give interviews about one of the biggest roles in TV and set out just what it takes to be the Doctor.
Steven Moffat says: “The decision is made and the time has come to reveal who’s taking over the TARDIS. For the last of the Time Lords, the clock is striking twelve.”
Charlotte Moore, Controller of BBC One, says: “BBC One is the home of big live events and this special live show is the perfect way to reveal the identity of the next Doctor and share it with the nation. The Doctor is a truly iconic role and I’m more than excited about the booking.”
Ben Stephenson, Controller of BBC Drama Commissioning says: 'We can't wait to unveil the next Doctor with everyone live on BBC One on Sunday night. Amongst all the speculation and betting, there has been lots of fun and intrigue at work as we've been using the codename Houdini as a decoy! It’s the biggest secret in showbiz, even those working with the new Doctor on other projects at the moment have no idea they are in the presence of the 12th incarnation.”
Keep up to date with all the latest news about the show and special guests as we build to the big climax over the next few days, and follow facebook.com/BBCOne, and @bbcdoctorwho and bbc.co.uk/doctorwho.
The special live show is made by BBC Entertainment and Events for BBC One. Guy Freeman is Executive producer and Pinki Chambers is Executive Commissioning Editor. It was commissioned by Charlotte Moore, Controller of BBC One.
The show will be simulcast live on BBC America.
Doctor Who is produced by BBC Cymru Wales
from ……..
MEDIACENTRE on BBC.CO.UK
02-Aug-2013 @ 00:23
Confirming widespread rumour this week.
Category: BBC One; Drama
In a special one-off live television event on BBC One this Sunday 4 August at 7pm, the next Doctor will be exclusively revealed to the nation.
Widely regarded as one of the most hotly contested roles in British television, the show's host Zoe Ball will unveil the 12th Doctor in the first-ever interview in front of a live studio audience set against the backdrop of a swirling vortex, among Daleks and the TARDIS.
The half-hour show will include live special guests, Doctors old and new, as well as companions and celebrity fans.
Excitement will reach fever pitch as they speculate and recall their favourites, plus feature clips and moments from across the show's 50-year history.
Current Doctor Matt Smith and lead writer and executive producer Steven Moffat will both give interviews about one of the biggest roles in TV and set out just what it takes to be the Doctor.
Steven Moffat says: “The decision is made and the time has come to reveal who’s taking over the TARDIS. For the last of the Time Lords, the clock is striking twelve.”
Charlotte Moore, Controller of BBC One, says: “BBC One is the home of big live events and this special live show is the perfect way to reveal the identity of the next Doctor and share it with the nation. The Doctor is a truly iconic role and I’m more than excited about the booking.”
Ben Stephenson, Controller of BBC Drama Commissioning says: 'We can't wait to unveil the next Doctor with everyone live on BBC One on Sunday night. Amongst all the speculation and betting, there has been lots of fun and intrigue at work as we've been using the codename Houdini as a decoy! It’s the biggest secret in showbiz, even those working with the new Doctor on other projects at the moment have no idea they are in the presence of the 12th incarnation.”
Keep up to date with all the latest news about the show and special guests as we build to the big climax over the next few days, and follow facebook.com/BBCOne, and @bbcdoctorwho and bbc.co.uk/doctorwho.
The special live show is made by BBC Entertainment and Events for BBC One. Guy Freeman is Executive producer and Pinki Chambers is Executive Commissioning Editor. It was commissioned by Charlotte Moore, Controller of BBC One.
The show will be simulcast live on BBC America.
Doctor Who is produced by BBC Cymru Wales
from ……..
MEDIACENTRE on BBC.CO.UK
02-Aug-2013 @ 00:23
Confirming widespread rumour this week.