I hear a deal is almost inked with Netflix for the
continuation of Doctor Who with a new partner. And that kind
of makes sense. Netflix's viewer profile and slate of shows is
rather more LGBT friendly than Disney+ so for the current
style of the show its a better fit.
But wtf is this about commissioning 52 10' episodes of a
Doctor Who animated show for ... cBeebies? Doctor Who for the
under 5s? What kind of a mad idea is that?
Blueshirt <blueshirt@indigo.news> wrote:
The Last Doctor wrote:
But wtf is this about commissioning 52 10' episodes of a
Doctor Who animated show for ... cBeebies? Doctor Who for the
under 5s? What kind of a mad idea is that?
Yeah, "Doctor Who" [the main show] is in limbo at the moment as
the BBC touts it out to bidders for the overseas streaming
rights... but in the meantime, let's go forward and commission
some animated kids stories for the cBeebies channel. <rolls eyes>
Weird.
I see how the specification insists that any messages must be
woven “seamlessly” into the plot, and “never to the detriment of
fun, action and age-appropriate humour.”
Perhaps the BBC feels recent eras have been a bit too preachy.
Aggy won’t be able to make up his mind whether to be happy
the BBC has come round to his way of thinking, or worried at
the possibility of more children being groomed!
Blueshirt <blueshirt@indigo.news> wrote:
The Last Doctor wrote:
But wtf is this about commissioning 52 10' episodes of a
Doctor Who animated show for ... cBeebies? Doctor Who for
the under 5s? What kind of a mad idea is that?
Yeah, "Doctor Who" [the main show] is in limbo at the moment
as the BBC touts it out to bidders for the overseas streaming
rights... but in the meantime, let's go forward and
commission some animated kids stories for the cBeebies
channel. <rolls eyes>
Weird.
I see how the specification insists that any messages must be
woven “seamlessly” into the plot, and “never to the detriment
of fun, action and age-appropriate humour.”
Perhaps the BBC feels recent eras have been a bit too preachy.
Aggy won’t be able to make up his mind whether to be happy
the BBC has come round to his way of thinking, or worried at
the possibility of more children being groomed!
The Last Doctor wrote:
I hear a deal is almost inked with Netflix for the
continuation of Doctor Who with a new partner. And that kind
of makes sense. Netflix's viewer profile and slate of shows is
rather more LGBT friendly than Disney+ so for the current
style of the show its a better fit.
As long as that doesn't mean another re-launch for the new
service... I mean, if "Doctor Who" continues on Netflix, or
Prime Video (outside of the UK) do they go with S3 or S16 for
the next run of episodes, or do they go for a soft reboot and
return to S1?
But wtf is this about commissioning 52 10' episodes of a
Doctor Who animated show for ... cBeebies? Doctor Who for the
under 5s? What kind of a mad idea is that?
Yeah, "Doctor Who" [the main show] is in limbo at the moment as
the BBC touts it out to bidders for the overseas streaming
rights... but in the meantime, let's go forward and commission
some animated kids stories for the cBeebies channel. <rolls eyes>
Weird.
On 12/06/2025 17:27, solar penguin wrote:
Blueshirt <blueshirt@indigo.news> wrote:
The Last Doctor wrote:
But wtf is this about commissioning 52 10' episodes of a
Doctor Who animated show for ... cBeebies? Doctor Who
for the under 5s? What kind of a mad idea is that?
Yeah, "Doctor Who" [the main show] is in limbo at the
moment as the BBC touts it out to bidders for the overseas
streaming rights... but in the meantime, let's go forward
and commission some animated kids stories for the cBeebies
channel. <rolls eyes>
Weird.
I see how the specification insists that any messages must be
woven “seamlessly” into the plot, and “never to the
detriment of fun, action and age-appropriate humour.”
Perhaps the BBC feels recent eras have been a bit too
preachy. Aggy won’t be able to make up his mind whether to
be happy the BBC has come round to his way of thinking, or
worried at the possibility of more children being groomed!
You're being naive. You know full well that we're in for an
almost infinite screed of trademark delusions and insane
accusations that the BBC and RTD are explicitly targeting pre
schoolers for perversion and grooming, without ever seeing a
single frame of animation.
Personally I'm more worried that we'll see cute "Dizzy
Daleks" with water gun exterminator weapons and "Caring
Angels" who will use time travel teleportation to save
kiddies from traffic accidents while the Doctor grins
and cavorts in a Ronald McDonald-esque costume (shh. No
I didn't mean old Sixie was making a cartoon
comeback).
I hear a deal is almost inked with Netflix for the continuation of Doctor
Who with a new partner. And that kind of makes sense. Netflix's viewer
profile and slate of shows is rather more LGBT friendly than Disney+ so for the current style of the show its a better fit.
But wtf is this about commissioning 52 10' episodes of a Doctor Who
animated
show for ... cBeebies? Doctor Who for the under 5s? What kind of a mad idea is that?
Blueshirt <blueshirt@indigo.news> wrote:
The Last Doctor wrote:
But wtf is this about commissioning 52 10' episodes of a
Doctor Who animated show for ... cBeebies? Doctor Who for the
under 5s? What kind of a mad idea is that?
Yeah, "Doctor Who" [the main show] is in limbo at the moment as
the BBC touts it out to bidders for the overseas streaming
rights... but in the meantime, let's go forward and commission
some animated kids stories for the cBeebies channel. <rolls eyes>
Weird.
I see how the specification insists that any messages must be
woven “seamlessly” into the plot, and “never to the detriment of
fun, action and age-appropriate humour.”
Perhaps the BBC feels recent eras have been a bit too preachy.
Aggy won’t be able to make up his mind whether to be happy
the BBC has come round to his way of thinking, or worried at
the possibility of more children being groomed!
I hear a deal is almost inked with Netflix for the continuation of Doctor
Who with a new partner. And that kind of makes sense. Netflix's viewer profile and slate of shows is rather more LGBT friendly than Disney+ so for the current style of the show its a better fit.
But wtf is this about commissioning 52 10' episodes of a Doctor Who animated
show for ... cBeebies? Doctor Who for the under 5s? What kind of a mad idea is that?
--
There’s no point in being grown up if you can’t act a little childish
sometimes.
The Last Doctor wrote:
I hear a deal is almost inked with Netflix for the
continuation of Doctor Who with a new partner. And that kind
of makes sense. Netflix's viewer profile and slate of shows is
rather more LGBT friendly than Disney+ so for the current
style of the show its a better fit.
As long as that doesn't mean another re-launch for the new
service... I mean, if "Doctor Who" continues on Netflix, or
Prime Video (outside of the UK) do they go with S3 or S16 for
the next run of episodes, or do they go for a soft reboot and
return to S1?
But wtf is this about commissioning 52 10' episodes of a
Doctor Who animated show for ... cBeebies? Doctor Who for the
under 5s? What kind of a mad idea is that?
Yeah, "Doctor Who" [the main show] is in limbo at the moment as
the BBC touts it out to bidders for the overseas streaming
rights... but in the meantime, let's go forward and commission
some animated kids stories for the cBeebies channel. <rolls eyes>
Weird.
The Last Doctor wrote:
I hear a deal is almost inked with Netflix for the
continuation of Doctor Who with a new partner. And that kind
of makes sense. Netflix's viewer profile and slate of shows is
rather more LGBT friendly than Disney+ so for the current
style of the show its a better fit.
As long as that doesn't mean another re-launch for the new
service... I mean, if "Doctor Who" continues on Netflix, or
Prime Video (outside of the UK) do they go with S3 or S16 for
the next run of episodes, or do they go for a soft reboot and
return to S1?
But wtf is this about commissioning 52 10' episodes of a
Doctor Who animated show for ... cBeebies? Doctor Who for the
under 5s? What kind of a mad idea is that?
Yeah, "Doctor Who" [the main show] is in limbo at the moment as
the BBC touts it out to bidders for the overseas streaming
rights... but in the meantime, let's go forward and commission
some animated kids stories for the cBeebies channel. <rolls eyes>
Weird.
Blueshirt <blueshirt@indigo.news> wrote:
The Last Doctor wrote:
But wtf is this about commissioning 52 10' episodes of a
Doctor Who animated show for ... cBeebies? Doctor Who for the
under 5s? What kind of a mad idea is that?
Yeah, "Doctor Who" [the main show] is in limbo at the moment as
the BBC touts it out to bidders for the overseas streaming
rights... but in the meantime, let's go forward and commission
some animated kids stories for the cBeebies channel. <rolls eyes>
Weird.
I see how the specification insists that any messages must be
woven “seamlessly” into the plot, and “never to the detriment of
fun, action and age-appropriate humour.”
Perhaps the BBC feels recent eras have been a bit too preachy.
Aggy won’t be able to make up his mind whether to be happy
the BBC has come round to his way of thinking, or worried at
the possibility of more children being groomed!
--
solar penguin
On 12/06/2025 17:27, solar penguin wrote:
Blueshirt <blueshirt@indigo.news> wrote:
The Last Doctor wrote:
But wtf is this about commissioning 52 10' episodes of a
Doctor Who animated show for ... cBeebies? Doctor Who for the
under 5s? What kind of a mad idea is that?
Yeah, "Doctor Who" [the main show] is in limbo at the moment as
the BBC touts it out to bidders for the overseas streaming
rights... but in the meantime, let's go forward and commission
some animated kids stories for the cBeebies channel. <rolls eyes>
Weird.
I see how the specification insists that any messages must be
woven “seamlessly” into the plot, and “never to the detriment of
fun, action and age-appropriate humour.”
Perhaps the BBC feels recent eras have been a bit too preachy.
Aggy won’t be able to make up his mind whether to be happy
the BBC has come round to his way of thinking, or worried at
the possibility of more children being groomed!
You're being naive. You know full well that we're in for an almost infinite
screed of trademark delusions and insane accusations that the BBC and RTD
are explicitly targeting pre schoolers for perversion and grooming, without ever seeing a single frame of animation.
Personally I'm more worried that we'll see cute "Dizzy Daleks" with water
gun exterminator weapons and "Caring Angels" who will use time travel teleportation to save kiddies from traffic accidents while the Doctor grins and cavorts in a Ronald McDonald-esque costume (shh. No I didn't mean old Sixie was making a cartoon comeback).
--
There’s no point in being grown up if you can’t act a little childish
sometimes.
On 12/06/2025 14:36, The Last Doctor wrote:
I hear a deal is almost inked with Netflix for the continuation of Doctor
Who with a new partner. And that kind of makes sense. Netflix's viewer
Doctor Who ended in 2017. Or was it 1996? One now wonders.
Why would Netflix flush its money down the toilet on a show no one
watches and a completely dead franchise ever since it went gay and
became totally infantile? Why would anyone in their right mind want to
make a show which rejects 97% of the population and totally despises >heterosexual men?
profile and slate of shows is rather more LGBT friendly than Disney+ so for >> the current style of the show its a better fit.
Why would they think that turning the Doctor gay would appeal to 12
year-old girls, Disney's primary demographic?
But wtf is this about commissioning 52 10' episodes of a Doctor WhoIt seems it was 1996 then...
animated
show for ... cBeebies? Doctor Who for the under 5s? What kind of a mad idea >> is that?
The disgusting woke predators want to sexually groom toddlers now.
They've not even found a company to even produce it. They'll obviously
be asking them for money so they can spend it on cottaging like they did
with the money they got from Disney.
--
The True Doctor https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCngrZwoS0n21IRcXpKO79Lw
"To be woke is to be uninformed which is exactly the opposite of what it >stands for." --William Shatner
On 12/06/2025 15:17, Blueshirt wrote:
The Last Doctor wrote:
I hear a deal is almost inked with Netflix for the
continuation of Doctor Who with a new partner. And that kind
of makes sense. Netflix's viewer profile and slate of shows is
rather more LGBT friendly than Disney+ so for the current
style of the show its a better fit.
As long as that doesn't mean another re-launch for the new
service... I mean, if "Doctor Who" continues on Netflix, or
Prime Video (outside of the UK) do they go with S3 or S16 for
the next run of episodes, or do they go for a soft reboot and
return to S1?
But wtf is this about commissioning 52 10' episodes of a
Doctor Who animated show for ... cBeebies? Doctor Who for the
under 5s? What kind of a mad idea is that?
Yeah, "Doctor Who" [the main show] is in limbo at the moment as
the BBC touts it out to bidders for the overseas streaming
rights... but in the meantime, let's go forward and commission
some animated kids stories for the cBeebies channel. <rolls eyes>
Weird.
Who are they going to get to play the Doctor? Maybe they should go for
one of the classic Doctors and retcon the entirety of the woke crap
since 2005 out of existence. That's the only way they are going to save
the franchise after the Timeless Child monster and turning 3 Doctors in
a row gay.
--
The True Doctor https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCngrZwoS0n21IRcXpKO79Lw
"To be woke is to be uninformed which is exactly the opposite of what it >stands for." --William Shatner
solar penguin wrote:
Blueshirt <blueshirt@indigo.news> wrote:
The Last Doctor wrote:
But wtf is this about commissioning 52 10' episodes of a
Doctor Who animated show for ... cBeebies? Doctor Who for
the under 5s? What kind of a mad idea is that?
Yeah, "Doctor Who" [the main show] is in limbo at the moment
as the BBC touts it out to bidders for the overseas streaming
rights... but in the meantime, let's go forward and
commission some animated kids stories for the cBeebies
channel. <rolls eyes>
Weird.
I see how the specification insists that any messages must be
woven “seamlessly” into the plot, and “never to the detriment
of fun, action and age-appropriate humour.”
"Doctor Who" for the under-fives? How is that supposed to work?!
Perhaps the BBC feels recent eras have been a bit too preachy.
Aggy won’t be able to make up his mind whether to be happy
the BBC has come round to his way of thinking, or worried at
the possibility of more children being groomed!
At a guess... I reckon Agamemnon probably wouldn't be happy
either way.
The Last Doctor wrote:
On 12/06/2025 17:27, solar penguin wrote:
Blueshirt <blueshirt@indigo.news> wrote:
The Last Doctor wrote:
But wtf is this about commissioning 52 10' episodes of a
Doctor Who animated show for ... cBeebies? Doctor Who
for the under 5s? What kind of a mad idea is that?
Yeah, "Doctor Who" [the main show] is in limbo at the
moment as the BBC touts it out to bidders for the overseas
streaming rights... but in the meantime, let's go forward
and commission some animated kids stories for the cBeebies
channel. <rolls eyes>
Weird.
I see how the specification insists that any messages must be
woven “seamlessly” into the plot, and “never to the
detriment of fun, action and age-appropriate humour.”
Perhaps the BBC feels recent eras have been a bit too
preachy. Aggy won’t be able to make up his mind whether to
be happy the BBC has come round to his way of thinking, or
worried at the possibility of more children being groomed!
You're being naive. You know full well that we're in for an
almost infinite screed of trademark delusions and insane
accusations that the BBC and RTD are explicitly targeting pre
schoolers for perversion and grooming, without ever seeing a
single frame of animation.
In fairness, aiming ten minute episodes of Doctor Who at
pre-school children does kind of play into his hands and his
oft-stated claims.
Personally I wouldn't be letting RTD anywhere near Doctor Who
for pre-school children anyway...
Personally I'm more worried that we'll see cute "Dizzy
Daleks" with water gun exterminator weapons and "Caring
Angels" who will use time travel teleportation to save
kiddies from traffic accidents while the Doctor grins
and cavorts in a Ronald McDonald-esque costume (shh. No
I didn't mean old Sixie was making a cartoon
comeback).
It's a weird idea. Somebody at the BBC has lost the plot.
Joking apart, what sort of monsters and aliens would we get
in a series aimed at under-fives?!
On 12/06/2025 17:27, solar penguin wrote:
Blueshirt <blueshirt@indigo.news> wrote:
The Last Doctor wrote:
But wtf is this about commissioning 52 10' episodes of a
Doctor Who animated show for ... cBeebies? Doctor Who for the
under 5s? What kind of a mad idea is that?
Yeah, "Doctor Who" [the main show] is in limbo at the moment as
the BBC touts it out to bidders for the overseas streaming
rights... but in the meantime, let's go forward and commission
some animated kids stories for the cBeebies channel. <rolls eyes>
Weird.
I see how the specification insists that any messages must be
woven “seamlessly” into the plot, and “never to the detriment of
fun, action and age-appropriate humour.”
So they're explicitly admitting they intend to brainwash and sexually
groom children. No right minded parent should allow their child to watch
this degeneracy.
Perhaps the BBC feels recent eras have been a bit too preachy.
No, it wants more of it. Racism is bad, sexism is bad, heterosexual men
are bad, heterosexual relationships are all toxic, therefore an
effeminate and homosexual lifestyle and behaviour must be followed.
Aggy won’t be able to make up his mind whether to be happy
the BBC has come round to his way of thinking, or worried at
the possibility of more children being groomed!
The latter.
--
The True Doctor https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCngrZwoS0n21IRcXpKO79Lw
"To be woke is to be uninformed which is exactly the opposite of what it >stands for." --William Shatner
On 2025-06-12 14:17:18 +0000, Blueshirt said:
The Last Doctor wrote:
I hear a deal is almost inked with Netflix for the
continuation of Doctor Who with a new partner. And that kind
of makes sense. Netflix's viewer profile and slate of shows is
rather more LGBT friendly than Disney+ so for the current
style of the show its a better fit.
As long as that doesn't mean another re-launch for the new
service... I mean, if "Doctor Who" continues on Netflix, or
Prime Video (outside of the UK) do they go with S3 or S16 for
the next run of episodes, or do they go for a soft reboot and
return to S1?
But wtf is this about commissioning 52 10' episodes of a
Doctor Who animated show for ... cBeebies? Doctor Who for the
under 5s? What kind of a mad idea is that?
Yeah, "Doctor Who" [the main show] is in limbo at the moment as
the BBC touts it out to bidders for the overseas streaming
rights... but in the meantime, let's go forward and commission
some animated kids stories for the cBeebies channel. <rolls eyes>
Weird.
From the images I've seen on the news websites, Billie Piper's
appearance at the end of that final episode did look a lot like the
baby sun character from the Teletubbies. ;-)
The disgusting woke predators want to sexually groom
toddlers now.
And is Disney pulling out?
It's a weird idea. Somebody at the BBC has lost the plot.
Joking apart, what sort of monsters and aliens would we get
in a series aimed at under-fives?!
They've not even found a company to even produce it. They'll obviously
be asking them for money so they can spend it on cottaging like they did
with the money they got from Disney.
On 13/06/2025 6:29 am, Blueshirt wrote:
<Snip>
It's a weird idea. Somebody at the BBC has lost the plot.
Joking apart, what sort of monsters and aliens would we get
in a series aimed at under-fives?!
"under-fives"?? Ah!! Come on, now. Sans anything else, we'll
all be watching it, won't we?? (Well, assuming it's on
Free-to-Air T.V.!)
The Doctor wrote:
And is Disney pulling out?
As there's [supposedly] talks ongoing with a "few interested
parties" that means the partnership with Disney will be over
when Disney+ have finished airing the last of the 26 episodes
they commissioned. (So, after "The War Between the Land and the
Sea" basically.)
When we hear of "interested parties" we can guess who they are
but it seems that there's ongoing issue regarding creative
control over the writing and stuff like that... with RTD
unwilling to concede too much ground over writers (etc.)
That's if the rumours from the infamous leaker are to be
believed... but in all fairness, everything they said about the
last season in advance were true... even the ideas that I
thought were so bonkers they couldn't be! So... make of it all
what you will...
To quote one of your famous responses... we'll see.
On 13/06/2025 6:29 am, Blueshirt wrote:
<Snip>
It's a weird idea. Somebody at the BBC has lost the plot."under-fives"?? Ah!! Come on, now. Sans anything else, we'll all be
Joking apart, what sort of monsters and aliens would we get
in a series aimed at under-fives?!
watching it, won't we?? (Well, assuming it's on Free-to-Air T.V.!)
--
Daniel70
Daniel70 wrote:
On 13/06/2025 6:29 am, Blueshirt wrote:
<Snip>
It's a weird idea. Somebody at the BBC has lost the plot."under-fives"?? Ah!! Come on, now. Sans anything else, we'll
Joking apart, what sort of monsters and aliens would we get
in a series aimed at under-fives?!
all be watching it, won't we?? (Well, assuming it's on
Free-to-Air T.V.!)
Nah, I couldn't envisage a day when I would be watching anything
on cBeebies... I didn't even bother watching "Class" and that
was aimed at an older demographic. (Older than six that is!)
cBeebies is a free to air TV channel though... in the UK!
On 13/06/2025 6:29 am, Blueshirt wrote:
<Snip>
It's a weird idea. Somebody at the BBC has lost the plot.
Joking apart, what sort of monsters and aliens would we get
in a series aimed at under-fives?!
"under-fives"?? Ah!! Come on, now. Sans anything else, we'll all be
watching it, won't we?? (Well, assuming it's on Free-to-Air T.V.!)
On 2025-06-13 12:44:28 +0000, Daniel70 said:
On 13/06/2025 6:29 am, Blueshirt wrote:
<Snip>
It's a weird idea. Somebody at the BBC has lost the plot.
Joking apart, what sort of monsters and aliens would we get
in a series aimed at under-fives?!
"under-fives"?? Ah!! Come on, now. Sans anything else, we'll all be
watching it, won't we?? (Well, assuming it's on Free-to-Air T.V.!)
I guess that depends on where you live, as well as whther or not it is
part ofr Disney+'s international distribution agreement.
Here in New Zealand Cbeebies is available as one of the Sky TV channels
in the standard scription. The regular free-to-air networks also have
shows from the BBC, although no longer Doctor Who of course.
On 2025-06-13 12:44:28 +0000, Daniel70 said:
On 13/06/2025 6:29 am, Blueshirt wrote:
<Snip>
It's a weird idea. Somebody at the BBC has lost the plot.
Joking apart, what sort of monsters and aliens would we get
in a series aimed at under-fives?!
"under-fives"?? Ah!! Come on, now. Sans anything else, we'll
all be watching it, won't we?? (Well, assuming it's on
Free-to-Air T.V.!)
I guess that depends on where you live, as well as whther
or not it is part ofr Disney+'s international distribution
agreement.
In article <xn0p6zyfolcetd4002@post.eweka.nl>,
Blueshirt <blueshirt@indigo.news> wrote:
The Doctor wrote:
And is Disney pulling out?
As there's [supposedly] talks ongoing with a "few interested
parties" that means the partnership with Disney will be over
when Disney+ have finished airing the last of the 26 episodes
they commissioned. (So, after "The War Between the Land and
the Sea" basically.)
When we hear of "interested parties" we can guess who they
are but it seems that there's ongoing issue regarding
creative control over the writing and stuff like that...
with RTD unwilling to concede too much ground over writers
(etc.)
That's if the rumours from the infamous leaker are to be
believed... but in all fairness, everything they said about
the last season in advance were true... even the ideas that I
thought were so bonkers they couldn't be! So... make of it
all what you will...
To quote one of your famous responses... we'll see.
Hopefully Amazon.
In article <102ic44$3o7n1$1@dont-email.me>,
Your Name <YourName@YourISP.com> wrote:
On 2025-06-13 12:44:28 +0000, Daniel70 said:
On 13/06/2025 6:29 am, Blueshirt wrote:
<Snip>
It's a weird idea. Somebody at the BBC has lost the plot.
Joking apart, what sort of monsters and aliens would we get
in a series aimed at under-fives?!
"under-fives"?? Ah!! Come on, now. Sans anything else, we'll all be
watching it, won't we?? (Well, assuming it's on Free-to-Air T.V.!)
I guess that depends on where you live, as well as whther or not it is
part ofr Disney+'s international distribution agreement.
Here in New Zealand Cbeebies is available as one of the Sky TV channels
in the standard scription. The regular free-to-air networks also have
shows from the BBC, although no longer Doctor Who of course.
It would be NZCTV or TVCNZ to start with.
In article <102h6fc$3ef2i$4@dont-email.me>,
Daniel70 <daniel47@eternal-september.org> wrote:
On 13/06/2025 6:29 am, Blueshirt wrote:
<Snip>
It's a weird idea. Somebody at the BBC has lost the plot."under-fives"?? Ah!! Come on, now. Sans anything else, we'll all be
Joking apart, what sort of monsters and aliens would we get
in a series aimed at under-fives?!
watching it, won't we?? (Well, assuming it's on Free-to-Air T.V.!)
Frre to air?
Your Name wrote:
On 2025-06-13 12:44:28 +0000, Daniel70 said:
On 13/06/2025 6:29 am, Blueshirt wrote:
<Snip>
It's a weird idea. Somebody at the BBC has lost the plot.
Joking apart, what sort of monsters and aliens would we get
in a series aimed at under-fives?!
"under-fives"?? Ah!! Come on, now. Sans anything else, we'll
all be watching it, won't we?? (Well, assuming it's on
Free-to-Air T.V.!)
I guess that depends on where you live, as well as whther
or not it is part ofr Disney+'s international distribution
agreement.
I can't believe grown adults who don't watch "Doctor Who" and
haven't done so for a few years would sit and watch a pre-school
animated children's series because it's a "Doctor Who" spin-off
and free-to-air...
On 14/06/2025 7:05 pm, Blueshirt wrote:
I can't believe grown adults who don't watch "Doctor Who" and
haven't done so for a few years would sit and watch a
pre-school animated children's series because it's a "Doctor
Who" spin-off and free-to-air...
Hey!! Ease Up! My 'second childhood' is a bit overdue as it
is!! ;-P
The Doctor wrote:
In article <xn0p6zyfolcetd4002@post.eweka.nl>,
Blueshirt <blueshirt@indigo.news> wrote:
The Doctor wrote:
And is Disney pulling out?
As there's [supposedly] talks ongoing with a "few interested
parties" that means the partnership with Disney will be over
when Disney+ have finished airing the last of the 26 episodes
they commissioned. (So, after "The War Between the Land and
the Sea" basically.)
When we hear of "interested parties" we can guess who they
are but it seems that there's ongoing issue regarding
creative control over the writing and stuff like that...
with RTD unwilling to concede too much ground over writers
(etc.)
That's if the rumours from the infamous leaker are to be
believed... but in all fairness, everything they said about
the last season in advance were true... even the ideas that I
thought were so bonkers they couldn't be! So... make of it
all what you will...
To quote one of your famous responses... we'll see.
Hopefully Amazon.
Why, do you actually pay for Prime you do?
Or has Pops Yadallee managed to get Prime Video content onto
his Firestick full of IPTV stuff?
On 14/06/2025 1:25 am, The Doctor wrote:^^^^^<-Paedophile talker noted.
In article <102h6fc$3ef2i$4@dont-email.me>,
Daniel70 <daniel47@eternal-september.org> wrote:
On 13/06/2025 6:29 am, Blueshirt wrote:
<Snip>
It's a weird idea. Somebody at the BBC has lost the plot."under-fives"?? Ah!! Come on, now. Sans anything else, we'll all be
Joking apart, what sort of monsters and aliens would we get
in a series aimed at under-fives?!
watching it, won't we?? (Well, assuming it's on Free-to-Air T.V.!)
Free to air?
F*ked if I know, Binky!!
--
Daniel70
On 14/06/2025 9:47 am, The Doctor wrote:^^^^^<-Paedophile talker noted
In article <102ic44$3o7n1$1@dont-email.me>,WHY would it be, Binky??
Your Name <YourName@YourISP.com> wrote:
On 2025-06-13 12:44:28 +0000, Daniel70 said:
On 13/06/2025 6:29 am, Blueshirt wrote:
<Snip>
It's a weird idea. Somebody at the BBC has lost the plot.
Joking apart, what sort of monsters and aliens would we get
in a series aimed at under-fives?!
"under-fives"?? Ah!! Come on, now. Sans anything else, we'll all be
watching it, won't we?? (Well, assuming it's on Free-to-Air T.V.!)
I guess that depends on where you live, as well as whther or not it is
part ofr Disney+'s international distribution agreement.
Here in New Zealand Cbeebies is available as one of the Sky TV channels
in the standard scription. The regular free-to-air networks also have
shows from the BBC, although no longer Doctor Who of course.
It would be NZCTV or TVCNZ to start with.
--
Daniel70
The asswipe asked:
In article <102h6fc$3ef2i$4@dont-email.me>,
Daniel70 <daniel47@eternal-september.org> wrote:
"under-fives"?? Ah!! Come on, now. Sans anything else, we'll all be
watching it, won't we?? (Well, assuming it's on Free-to-Air T.V.!)
Frre to air?
Fire to air? And then earth to water?
--
solar penguin
On 14/06/2025 7:05 pm, Blueshirt wrote:
Your Name wrote:
On 2025-06-13 12:44:28 +0000, Daniel70 said:
On 13/06/2025 6:29 am, Blueshirt wrote:
<Snip>
It's a weird idea. Somebody at the BBC has lost the plot.
Joking apart, what sort of monsters and aliens would we get
in a series aimed at under-fives?!
"under-fives"?? Ah!! Come on, now. Sans anything else, we'll
all be watching it, won't we?? (Well, assuming it's on
Free-to-Air T.V.!)
I guess that depends on where you live, as well as whther
or not it is part ofr Disney+'s international distribution
agreement.
I can't believe grown adults who don't watch "Doctor Who" and
haven't done so for a few years would sit and watch a pre-school
animated children's series because it's a "Doctor Who" spin-off
and free-to-air...
Hey!! Ease Up! My 'second childhood' is a bit overdue as it is!! ;-P
--
Daniel70
Daniel70 wrote:
On 14/06/2025 7:05 pm, Blueshirt wrote:
I can't believe grown adults who don't watch "Doctor Who" and
haven't done so for a few years would sit and watch a
pre-school animated children's series because it's a "Doctor
Who" spin-off and free-to-air...
Hey!! Ease Up! My 'second childhood' is a bit overdue as it
is!! ;-P
Go and watch "Bluey" then! It seems to be popular with the
grandchildren ... and it's made in Australia.
On 14/06/2025 9:47 am, The Doctor wrote:
In article <102ic44$3o7n1$1@dont-email.me>,WHY would it be, Binky??
Your Name <YourName@YourISP.com> wrote:
On 2025-06-13 12:44:28 +0000, Daniel70 said:
On 13/06/2025 6:29 am, Blueshirt wrote:
<Snip>
It's a weird idea. Somebody at the BBC has lost the plot.
Joking apart, what sort of monsters and aliens would we get
in a series aimed at under-fives?!
"under-fives"?? Ah!! Come on, now. Sans anything else, we'll all be
watching it, won't we?? (Well, assuming it's on Free-to-Air T.V.!)
I guess that depends on where you live, as well as whther or not it is
part ofr Disney+'s international distribution agreement.
Here in New Zealand Cbeebies is available as one of the Sky TV channels
in the standard scription. The regular free-to-air networks also have
shows from the BBC, although no longer Doctor Who of course.
It would be NZCTV or TVCNZ to start with.
On 14/06/2025 7:05 pm, Blueshirt wrote:
Your Name wrote:
On 2025-06-13 12:44:28 +0000, Daniel70 said:
On 13/06/2025 6:29 am, Blueshirt wrote:
<Snip>
It's a weird idea. Somebody at the BBC has lost the plot.
Joking apart, what sort of monsters and aliens would we get
in a series aimed at under-fives?!
"under-fives"?? Ah!! Come on, now. Sans anything else, we'll
all be watching it, won't we?? (Well, assuming it's on
Free-to-Air T.V.!)
I guess that depends on where you live, as well as whther
or not it is part ofr Disney+'s international distribution
agreement.
I can't believe grown adults who don't watch "Doctor Who" and
haven't done so for a few years would sit and watch a pre-school
animated children's series because it's a "Doctor Who" spin-off
and free-to-air...
Hey!! Ease Up! My 'second childhood' is a bit overdue as it is!! ;-P
On 2025-06-14 11:25:52 +0000, Daniel70 said:^^^^^<-Paedophile talker noted
On 14/06/2025 9:47 am, The Doctor wrote:
In article <102ic44$3o7n1$1@dont-email.me>,WHY would it be, Binky??
Your Name <YourName@YourISP.com> wrote:
On 2025-06-13 12:44:28 +0000, Daniel70 said:
On 13/06/2025 6:29 am, Blueshirt wrote:
<Snip>
It's a weird idea. Somebody at the BBC has lost the plot.
Joking apart, what sort of monsters and aliens would we get
in a series aimed at under-fives?!
"under-fives"?? Ah!! Come on, now. Sans anything else, we'll all be
watching it, won't we?? (Well, assuming it's on Free-to-Air T.V.!)
I guess that depends on where you live, as well as whther or not it is >>>> part ofr Disney+'s international distribution agreement.
Here in New Zealand Cbeebies is available as one of the Sky TV channels >>>> in the standard scription. The regular free-to-air networks also have
shows from the BBC, although no longer Doctor Who of course.
It would be NZCTV or TVCNZ to start with.
It wouldn't be either of those. NZCTV is New Zealand Cricket's YouTube >channel and TVCNZ is some sort of second-hand vintage clothes seller.
The main two main free-to-air TV networks in New Zealand are
"Television New Zealand" (TVNZ) and "MediaWorks", each of which run a
few different broadcast and streaming channels. There are also quite a
few other free-to-air channels that are more niche, although "Maori TV"
does have some good movies in English from time to time.
Your Name wrote:
On 2025-06-13 12:44:28 +0000, Daniel70 said:
On 13/06/2025 6:29 am, Blueshirt wrote:
<Snip>
It's a weird idea. Somebody at the BBC has lost the plot.
Joking apart, what sort of monsters and aliens would we get
in a series aimed at under-fives?!
"under-fives"?? Ah!! Come on, now. Sans anything else, we'll
all be watching it, won't we?? (Well, assuming it's on
Free-to-Air T.V.!)
I guess that depends on where you live, as well as whether
or not it is part of Disney+'s international distribution
agreement.
I can't believe grown adults who don't watch "Doctor Who" and
haven't done so for a few years would sit and watch a pre-school
animated children's series because it's a "Doctor Who" spin-off
and free-to-air... I mean, would they sit and watch "Bluey" &
"Pepa Pig" too? That's the sort of programme this will be, an
animated pre-school learning show with plenty of bright colours
and simple dialogue. Hardly the sort of thing to entertain the
masses and give them their "Doctor Who" fix whilst the main show
is locked behind a subscription service. It's not going to be
"The Clone Wars"!!!
After saying that, the pre-school shows like "Bluey" and "Pepa
Pig" are massive and very popular among the 'toddler'
demographic so if this show could grab the attention of that age
group it could do very well for the BBC.
On 2025-06-14 09:05:51 +0000, Blueshirt said:
Your Name wrote:
On 2025-06-13 12:44:28 +0000, Daniel70 said:
On 13/06/2025 6:29 am, Blueshirt wrote:
<Snip>
It's a weird idea. Somebody at the BBC has lost the plot.
Joking apart, what sort of monsters and aliens would we get
in a series aimed at under-fives?!
"under-fives"?? Ah!! Come on, now. Sans anything else, we'll
all be watching it, won't we?? (Well, assuming it's on
Free-to-Air T.V.!)
I guess that depends on where you live, as well as whether
or not it is part of Disney+'s international distribution
agreement.
I can't believe grown adults who don't watch "Doctor Who" and
haven't done so for a few years would sit and watch a pre-school
animated children's series because it's a "Doctor Who" spin-off
and free-to-air... I mean, would they sit and watch "Bluey" &
"Pepa Pig" too? That's the sort of programme this will be, an
animated pre-school learning show with plenty of bright colours
and simple dialogue. Hardly the sort of thing to entertain the
masses and give them their "Doctor Who" fix whilst the main show
is locked behind a subscription service. It's not going to be
"The Clone Wars"!!!
Closer to the "Star Wars: Young Jedi Adventures", which is popular,
even with some older fans. The Doctor Who animated show is probably
going to be more like "Go Jetters", aimed at the older end of the
CBeebies audience. Basically involving problems-solving, being kind,
sharing, co-operation, asking for help, etc.
Go Jetters trailer: <https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WDvVRH6bq3Q>
After saying that, the pre-school shows like "Bluey" and "Pepa
Pig" are massive and very popular among the 'toddler'
demographic so if this show could grab the attention of that age
group it could do very well for the BBC.
It could build in the audience for the future of the main series ...
assuming the main show even has a future.
On 2025-06-14 11:25:52 +0000, Daniel70 said:
On 14/06/2025 9:47 am, The Doctor wrote:
In article <102ic44$3o7n1$1@dont-email.me>,WHY would it be, Binky??
Your Name <YourName@YourISP.com> wrote:
On 2025-06-13 12:44:28 +0000, Daniel70 said:
On 13/06/2025 6:29 am, Blueshirt wrote:
<Snip>
It's a weird idea. Somebody at the BBC has lost the plot.
Joking apart, what sort of monsters and aliens would we get
in a series aimed at under-fives?!
"under-fives"?? Ah!! Come on, now. Sans anything else, we'll all be
watching it, won't we?? (Well, assuming it's on Free-to-Air T.V.!)
I guess that depends on where you live, as well as whther or not it is >>>> part ofr Disney+'s international distribution agreement.
Here in New Zealand Cbeebies is available as one of the Sky TV channels >>>> in the standard scription. The regular free-to-air networks also have
shows from the BBC, although no longer Doctor Who of course.
It would be NZCTV or TVCNZ to start with.
It wouldn't be either of those. NZCTV is New Zealand Cricket's YouTube channel and TVCNZ is some sort of second-hand vintage clothes seller.
On 15/06/2025 9:09 am, Your Name wrote:
It wouldn't be either of those. NZCTV is New Zealand
Cricket's YouTube channel and TVCNZ is some sort of
second-hand vintage clothes seller.
Don't mention the Cricket to me .... South Africa having just beaten/thrashed/slaughtered Australia in the Cricket World
Test Championships!!
Blueshirt <blueshirt@indigo.news> wrote:
I can't believe grown adults who don't watch "Doctor Who" and
haven't done so for a few years would sit and watch a pre-school
animated children's series because it's a "Doctor Who" spin-off
and free-to-air... I mean, would they sit and watch "Bluey" &
"Pepa Pig" too? That's the sort of programme this will be, an
animated pre-school learning show with plenty of bright colours
and simple dialogue. Hardly the sort of thing to entertain the
masses and give them their "Doctor Who" fix whilst the main show
is locked behind a subscription service. It's not going to be
"The Clone Wars"!!!
We’re all gonna watch one or two episodes just out of curiosity.
Don’t pretend that you won’t.
--
solar penguin
On 15/06/2025 9:09 am, Your Name wrote:^^^^^<-Paedophile talker noted
On 2025-06-14 11:25:52 +0000, Daniel70 said:
On 14/06/2025 9:47 am, The Doctor wrote:
In article <102ic44$3o7n1$1@dont-email.me>,WHY would it be, Binky??
Your Name <YourName@YourISP.com> wrote:
On 2025-06-13 12:44:28 +0000, Daniel70 said:
On 13/06/2025 6:29 am, Blueshirt wrote:
<Snip>
It's a weird idea. Somebody at the BBC has lost the plot.
Joking apart, what sort of monsters and aliens would we get
in a series aimed at under-fives?!
"under-fives"?? Ah!! Come on, now. Sans anything else, we'll all be >>>>>> watching it, won't we?? (Well, assuming it's on Free-to-Air T.V.!)
I guess that depends on where you live, as well as whther or not it is >>>>> part ofr Disney+'s international distribution agreement.
Here in New Zealand Cbeebies is available as one of the Sky TV channels >>>>> in the standard scription. The regular free-to-air networks also have >>>>> shows from the BBC, although no longer Doctor Who of course.
It would be NZCTV or TVCNZ to start with.
It wouldn't be either of those. NZCTV is New Zealand Cricket's YouTube
channel and TVCNZ is some sort of second-hand vintage clothes seller.
Don't mention the Cricket to me .... South Africa having just >beaten/thrashed/slaughtered Australia in the Cricket World Test >Championships!!
--
Daniel70
Daniel70 wrote:
On 15/06/2025 9:09 am, Your Name wrote:
It wouldn't be either of those. NZCTV is New Zealand
Cricket's YouTube channel and TVCNZ is some sort of
second-hand vintage clothes seller.
Don't mention the Cricket to me .... South Africa having just
beaten/thrashed/slaughtered Australia in the Cricket World
Test Championships!!
I saw South Africa with the 'trophy' on Sky Sports News and
it looked more like a majorettes baton than an actual trophy
for winning something!
Blueshirt <blueshirt@indigo.news> wrote:
I can't believe grown adults who don't watch "Doctor Who" and
haven't done so for a few years would sit and watch a
pre-school animated children's series because it's a "Doctor
Who" spin-off and free-to-air... I mean, would they sit and
watch "Bluey" & "Pepa Pig" too? That's the sort of programme
this will be, an animated pre-school learning show with
plenty of bright colours and simple dialogue. Hardly the
sort of thing to entertain the masses and give them their
"Doctor Who" fix whilst the main show is locked behind a
subscription service. It's not going to be "The Clone
Wars"!!!
We’re all gonna watch one or two episodes just out of
curiosity. Don’t pretend that you won’t.
Daniel70 wrote:
On 14/06/2025 7:05 pm, Blueshirt wrote:
I can't believe grown adults who don't watch "Doctor Who" and
haven't done so for a few years would sit and watch a
pre-school animated children's series because it's a "Doctor
Who" spin-off and free-to-air...
Hey!! Ease Up! My 'second childhood' is a bit overdue as it
is!! ;-P
Go and watch "Bluey" then! It seems to be popular with the
grandchildren ... and it's made in Australia.
In article <102kvie$flud$1@dont-email.me>,
Your Name <YourName@YourISP.com> wrote:
On 2025-06-14 11:34:33 +0000, Daniel70 said:
On 14/06/2025 7:05 pm, Blueshirt wrote:
Your Name wrote:
On 2025-06-13 12:44:28 +0000, Daniel70 said:
On 13/06/2025 6:29 am, Blueshirt wrote:
<Snip>
It's a weird idea. Somebody at the BBC has lost the plot.
Joking apart, what sort of monsters and aliens would we get
in a series aimed at under-fives?!
"under-fives"?? Ah!! Come on, now. Sans anything else, we'll
all be watching it, won't we?? (Well, assuming it's on
Free-to-Air T.V.!)
I guess that depends on where you live, as well as whther
or not it is part ofr Disney+'s international distribution
agreement.
I can't believe grown adults who don't watch "Doctor Who" and
haven't done so for a few years would sit and watch a pre-school
animated children's series because it's a "Doctor Who" spin-off
and free-to-air...
Hey!! Ease Up! My 'second childhood' is a bit overdue as it is!! ;-P
The kids' shows are usually far better than the shows made for adults.
Besides which, despite some people's claims, Doctor Who is actually a
kids' show - always has been, always will be - albeit older than the
Cbeebies audience.
Unless RTD does it. Right AGA?
On 2025-06-14 09:05:51 +0000, Blueshirt said:
Your Name wrote:
On 2025-06-13 12:44:28 +0000, Daniel70 said:
On 13/06/2025 6:29 am, Blueshirt wrote:
<Snip>
It's a weird idea. Somebody at the BBC has lost the plot.
Joking apart, what sort of monsters and aliens would we get
in a series aimed at under-fives?!
"under-fives"?? Ah!! Come on, now. Sans anything else, we'll
all be watching it, won't we?? (Well, assuming it's on
Free-to-Air T.V.!)
I guess that depends on where you live, as well as whether
or not it is part of Disney+'s international distribution
agreement.
I can't believe grown adults who don't watch "Doctor Who" and
haven't done so for a few years would sit and watch a pre-school
animated children's series because it's a "Doctor Who" spin-off
and free-to-air... I mean, would they sit and watch "Bluey" &
"Pepa Pig" too? That's the sort of programme this will be, an
animated pre-school learning show with plenty of bright colours
and simple dialogue. Hardly the sort of thing to entertain the
masses and give them their "Doctor Who" fix whilst the main show
is locked behind a subscription service. It's not going to be
"The Clone Wars"!!!
Closer to the "Star Wars: Young Jedi Adventures", which is popular, even
with some older fans. The Doctor Who animated show is probably going to
be more like "Go Jetters", aimed at the older end of the CBeebies
audience. Basically involving problems-solving, being kind, sharing, co-operation, asking for help, etc.
Go Jetters trailer: <https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WDvVRH6bq3Q>
On 14/06/2025 11:02 pm, Blueshirt wrote:
Daniel70 wrote:
Hey!! Ease Up! My 'second childhood' is a bit overdue as it
is!! ;-P
Go and watch "Bluey" then! It seems to be popular with the
grandchildren ... and it's made in Australia.
No!! No! No. That would be too confusing for me as I think
'Bluey', i.e. the lead character, is actually a Female ....
and WE can't have a Female as the Lead Character, can we?? ;-P
On 15/06/2025 9:34 pm, Blueshirt wrote:
Billie Piper is a female too so it's possible the no female
Doctor brigade are going to have to get with the plan... as
don't yer just know RTD will now run with this mad idea of
his the longer he has to think about it...
.... but what I read didn't actually STATE Billie WAS coming
back as The Doctor .... just that you SAW her image at the end
of the Episode.
So Who knows??
The Doctor wrote:
In article <xn0p72r2i9ke0k00a@news.eternal-september.org>,
Blueshirt <blueshirt@indigo.news> wrote:
solar penguin wrote:
We’re all gonna watch one or two episodes just out of
curiosity. Don’t pretend that you won’t.
Nah, I can honestly say I won't. I didn't bother with that
animated K9 thing from a few years back either. I have no
interest in that sort of thing. (I never even watched an
episode of "Class".) Big Finish will keep my Doctor Who flame
alive... and I can read Dave and Agamemnon's episode reviews
here.
Plus, the grandchildren will be beyond that age-group by
the time it gets broadcast too, so I probably wouldn't even
catch an episode inadvertently like I often do with "Pepa
Pig".
Any air dates?
The BBC have only just started looking for partners to produce
it...
So plenty of time for you to produce some off-spring so you can
sit in front of the television screen and watch it with Yadallee
Junior...
Daniel70 wrote:
On 14/06/2025 11:02 pm, Blueshirt wrote:
Daniel70 wrote:No!! No! No. That would be too confusing for me as I think
Hey!! Ease Up! My 'second childhood' is a bit overdue as it
is!! ;-P
Go and watch "Bluey" then! It seems to be popular with the
grandchildren ... and it's made in Australia.
'Bluey', i.e. the lead character, is actually a Female ....
and WE can't have a Female as the Lead Character, can we?? ;-P
You knew 'Bluey' was female... so you do watch it!
[Getting back on topic]
Billie Piper is a female too so it's possible the no female
Doctor brigade are going to have to get with the plan... as
don't yer just know RTD will now run with this mad idea of
his the longer he has to think about it...
In article <xn0p72r2i9ke0k00a@news.eternal-september.org>,
Blueshirt <blueshirt@indigo.news> wrote:
solar penguin wrote:
We’re all gonna watch one or two episodes just out of
curiosity. Don’t pretend that you won’t.
Nah, I can honestly say I won't. I didn't bother with that
animated K9 thing from a few years back either. I have no
interest in that sort of thing. (I never even watched an
episode of "Class".) Big Finish will keep my Doctor Who flame
alive... and I can read Dave and Agamemnon's episode reviews
here.
Plus, the grandchildren will be beyond that age-group by
the time it gets broadcast too, so I probably wouldn't even
catch an episode inadvertently like I often do with "Pepa
Pig".
Any air dates?
On 15/06/2025 9:27 am, Your Name wrote:
On 2025-06-14 09:05:51 +0000, Blueshirt said:
Your Name wrote:
On 2025-06-13 12:44:28 +0000, Daniel70 said:
On 13/06/2025 6:29 am, Blueshirt wrote:
<Snip>
It's a weird idea. Somebody at the BBC has lost the plot.
Joking apart, what sort of monsters and aliens would we get
in a series aimed at under-fives?!
"under-fives"?? Ah!! Come on, now. Sans anything else, we'll
all be watching it, won't we?? (Well, assuming it's on
Free-to-Air T.V.!)
I guess that depends on where you live, as well as whether
or not it is part of Disney+'s international distribution
agreement.
I can't believe grown adults who don't watch "Doctor Who" and
haven't done so for a few years would sit and watch a pre-school
animated children's series because it's a "Doctor Who" spin-off
and free-to-air... I mean, would they sit and watch "Bluey" &
"Pepa Pig" too? That's the sort of programme this will be, an
animated pre-school learning show with plenty of bright colours
and simple dialogue. Hardly the sort of thing to entertain the
masses and give them their "Doctor Who" fix whilst the main show
is locked behind a subscription service. It's not going to be
"The Clone Wars"!!!
Closer to the "Star Wars: Young Jedi Adventures", which is popular, even
with some older fans. The Doctor Who animated show is probably going to
be more like "Go Jetters", aimed at the older end of the CBeebies
audience. Basically involving problems-solving, being kind, sharing,
co-operation, asking for help, etc.
Go Jetters trailer: <https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WDvVRH6bq3Q>
Too much colour and movement for me. I was hoping it was like 'The Jetsons'.
--
Daniel70
Daniel70 wrote:
On 14/06/2025 11:02 pm, Blueshirt wrote:
Daniel70 wrote:No!! No! No. That would be too confusing for me as I think
Hey!! Ease Up! My 'second childhood' is a bit overdue as it
is!! ;-P
Go and watch "Bluey" then! It seems to be popular with the
grandchildren ... and it's made in Australia.
'Bluey', i.e. the lead character, is actually a Female ....
and WE can't have a Female as the Lead Character, can we?? ;-P
You knew 'Bluey' was female... so you do watch it!
[Getting back on topic]
Billie Piper is a female too so it's possible the no female
Doctor brigade are going to have to get with the plan... as
don't yer just know RTD will now run with this mad idea of
his the longer he has to think about it...
On 15/06/2025 9:34 pm, Blueshirt wrote:
Daniel70 wrote:.... but what I read didn't actually STATE Billie WAS coming back as The >Doctor .... just that you SAW her image at the end of the Episode.
On 14/06/2025 11:02 pm, Blueshirt wrote:
Daniel70 wrote:No!! No! No. That would be too confusing for me as I think
Hey!! Ease Up! My 'second childhood' is a bit overdue as it
is!! ;-P
Go and watch "Bluey" then! It seems to be popular with the
grandchildren ... and it's made in Australia.
'Bluey', i.e. the lead character, is actually a Female ....
and WE can't have a Female as the Lead Character, can we?? ;-P
You knew 'Bluey' was female... so you do watch it!
[Getting back on topic]
Billie Piper is a female too so it's possible the no female
Doctor brigade are going to have to get with the plan... as
don't yer just know RTD will now run with this mad idea of
his the longer he has to think about it...
So Who knows??
--
Daniel70
Daniel70 wrote:
On 15/06/2025 9:34 pm, Blueshirt wrote:
.... but what I read didn't actually STATE Billie WAS coming
Billie Piper is a female too so it's possible the no female
Doctor brigade are going to have to get with the plan... as
don't yer just know RTD will now run with this mad idea of
his the longer he has to think about it...
back as The Doctor .... just that you SAW her image at the end
of the Episode.
Correct.
Although, we still saw Ncuti's Doctor regenerate into Billie
Piper... the how and why of it remains to be seen.
So Who knows??
RTD!
Is it real, a red-herring, a double bluff... only RTD knows.
BUT, based on what we've seen of his writing efforts this year
he could easily decide what jolly good fun it would be to have
Billie Piper play The Doctor for an episode or two. (Even if
that wasn't his original plan.) Whatever his game plan is, we
all know it's going to be mad and gimmicky.
... and it will probably involve David Tennant!
The Doctor wrote:
In article <xn0p72r2i9ke0k00a@news.eternal-september.org>,
Blueshirt <blueshirt@indigo.news> wrote:
solar penguin wrote:
We’re all gonna watch one or two episodes just out of
curiosity. Don’t pretend that you won’t.
Nah, I can honestly say I won't. I didn't bother with that
animated K9 thing from a few years back either. I have no
interest in that sort of thing. (I never even watched an
episode of "Class".) Big Finish will keep my Doctor Who flame
alive... and I can read Dave and Agamemnon's episode reviews
here.
Plus, the grandchildren will be beyond that age-group by
the time it gets broadcast too, so I probably wouldn't even
catch an episode inadvertently like I often do with "Pepa
Pig".
Any air dates?
The BBC have only just started looking for partners to produce
it...
So plenty of time for you to produce some off-spring so you can
sit in front of the television screen and watch it with Yadallee
Junior...
Daniel70 wrote:
On 15/06/2025 9:34 pm, Blueshirt wrote:
.... but what I read didn't actually STATE Billie WAS coming
Billie Piper is a female too so it's possible the no female
Doctor brigade are going to have to get with the plan... as
don't yer just know RTD will now run with this mad idea of
his the longer he has to think about it...
back as The Doctor .... just that you SAW her image at the end
of the Episode.
Correct.
Although, we still saw Ncuti's Doctor regenerate into Billie
Piper... the how and why of it remains to be seen.
So Who knows??
RTD!
Is it real, a red-herring, a double bluff... only RTD knows.
BUT, based on what we've seen of his writing efforts this year
he could easily decide what jolly good fun it would be to have
Billie Piper play The Doctor for an episode or two. (Even if
that wasn't his original plan.) Whatever his game plan is, we
all know it's going to be mad and gimmicky.
... and it will probably involve David Tennant!
In article <102md4n$t0kv$4@dont-email.me>,
Daniel70 <daniel47@eternal-september.org> wrote:
On 15/06/2025 9:37 pm, Blueshirt wrote:
So plenty of time for you to produce some off-spring so you canWOW!! Just as well it's been several hours since I had Dinner.
sit in front of the television screen and watch it with Yadallee
Junior...
As in ?
In article <102ma4e$sdlg$3@dont-email.me>,
Daniel70 <daniel47@eternal-september.org> wrote:
On 15/06/2025 9:27 am, Your Name wrote:
Closer to the "Star Wars: Young Jedi Adventures", which is popular, even >>> with some older fans. The Doctor Who animated show is probably going to
be more like "Go Jetters", aimed at the older end of the CBeebies
audience. Basically involving problems-solving, being kind, sharing,
co-operation, asking for help, etc.
Go Jetters trailer: <https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WDvVRH6bq3Q>
Too much colour and movement for me. I was hoping it was like 'The Jetsons'.
Have you seen recent animation lately?
On 16/06/2025 5:10 am, The Doctor wrote:
In article <102md4n$t0kv$4@dont-email.me>,
Daniel70 <daniel47@eternal-september.org> wrote:
On 15/06/2025 9:37 pm, Blueshirt wrote:
<Snip>
As in WAT5CHING *ANYTHING* WITH *YOU* , Binky!! Spewing!!So plenty of time for you to produce some off-spring so you canWOW!! Just as well it's been several hours since I had Dinner.
sit in front of the television screen and watch it with Yadallee
Junior...
As in ?
On 15/06/2025 10:15 pm, Blueshirt wrote:
Daniel70 wrote:Has it EVER been mentioned WITH-IN THE SHOW what actually determines who
On 15/06/2025 9:34 pm, Blueshirt wrote:
.... but what I read didn't actually STATE Billie WAS coming
Billie Piper is a female too so it's possible the no female
Doctor brigade are going to have to get with the plan... as
don't yer just know RTD will now run with this mad idea of
his the longer he has to think about it...
back as The Doctor .... just that you SAW her image at the end
of the Episode.
Correct.
Although, we still saw Ncuti's Doctor regenerate into Billie
Piper... the how and why of it remains to be seen.
So Who knows??
RTD!
Is it real, a red-herring, a double bluff... only RTD knows.
BUT, based on what we've seen of his writing efforts this year
he could easily decide what jolly good fun it would be to have
Billie Piper play The Doctor for an episode or two. (Even if
that wasn't his original plan.) Whatever his game plan is, we
all know it's going to be mad and gimmicky.
... and it will probably involve David Tennant!
a 'dying' Doctor might/must regenerate into??
I mean, if The Doctors last thoughts were of a 'Companion' or 'a
previous regeneration body' or 'someone they liked back on Gualifry',
might that Memory influence who the dying Gualifreyan might regenerate
into??
--
Daniel70
On 16/06/2025 5:04 am, The Doctor wrote:
In article <102ma4e$sdlg$3@dont-email.me>,
Daniel70 <daniel47@eternal-september.org> wrote:
On 15/06/2025 9:27 am, Your Name wrote:
<Snip>
Closer to the "Star Wars: Young Jedi Adventures", which is popular, even >>>> with some older fans. The Doctor Who animated show is probably going to >>>> be more like "Go Jetters", aimed at the older end of the CBeebies
audience. Basically involving problems-solving, being kind, sharing,
co-operation, asking for help, etc.
Go Jetters trailer: <https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WDvVRH6bq3Q>
Too much colour and movement for me. I was hoping it was like 'The Jetsons'.
Have you seen recent animation lately?
No .... but I did see "recent animation" a loooonnngg time ago. Does
that count?? ;-Pq
--
Daniel70
On 16/06/2025 7:21 pm, Daniel70 wrote:^^^^^<-Paedophile talker noted
On 16/06/2025 5:10 am, The Doctor wrote:
In article <102md4n$t0kv$4@dont-email.me>,
Daniel70 <daniel47@eternal-september.org> wrote:
On 15/06/2025 9:37 pm, Blueshirt wrote:
<Snip>
As in WAT5CHING *ANYTHING* WITH *YOU* , Binky!! Spewing!!So plenty of time for you to produce some off-spring so you canWOW!! Just as well it's been several hours since I had Dinner.
sit in front of the television screen and watch it with Yadallee
Junior...
As in ?
s/"WATSCHING"/"WATCHING"
--
Daniel70
In article <102onhv$1hkm8$2@dont-email.me>,
Daniel70 <daniel47@eternal-september.org> wrote:
On 16/06/2025 5:04 am, The Doctor wrote:
In article <102ma4e$sdlg$3@dont-email.me>,
Daniel70 <daniel47@eternal-september.org> wrote:
On 15/06/2025 9:27 am, Your Name wrote:
<Snip>
Closer to the "Star Wars: Young Jedi Adventures", which is popular, even >>>>> with some older fans. The Doctor Who animated show is probably going to >>>>> be more like "Go Jetters", aimed at the older end of the CBeebies
audience. Basically involving problems-solving, being kind, sharing, >>>>> co-operation, asking for help, etc.
Go Jetters trailer: <https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WDvVRH6bq3Q>
Too much colour and movement for me. I was hoping it was like 'The Jetsons'.
Have you seen recent animation lately?
No .... but I did see "recent animation" a loooonnngg time ago. Does
that count?? ;-Pq
Yes ;-P
On 16/06/2025 11:07 pm, The Doctor wrote:
In article <102onhv$1hkm8$2@dont-email.me>,
Daniel70 <daniel47@eternal-september.org> wrote:
On 16/06/2025 5:04 am, The Doctor wrote:
In article <102ma4e$sdlg$3@dont-email.me>,
Daniel70 <daniel47@eternal-september.org> wrote:
On 15/06/2025 9:27 am, Your Name wrote:
<Snip>
Closer to the "Star Wars: Young Jedi Adventures", which is popular, even >>>>>> with some older fans. The Doctor Who animated show is probably going to >>>>>> be more like "Go Jetters", aimed at the older end of the CBeebies
audience. Basically involving problems-solving, being kind, sharing, >>>>>> co-operation, asking for help, etc.
Go Jetters trailer: <https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WDvVRH6bq3Q>
Too much colour and movement for me. I was hoping it was like 'The >Jetsons'.
Have you seen recent animation lately?
No .... but I did see "recent animation" a loooonnngg time ago. Does
that count?? ;-Pq
Yes ;-P
Thickhead!!
--
Daniel70
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