is that the scarecrow?

There are scarecrow "monsters" in these two.

The ending of The Family of Blood was particularly interesting as in my opinion it showed a much darker side of the Doctor than what we've seen previously in the last three series...

Or at least from what i can remember anyway...

I hate being the bearer of bad news >

http://enewsi.com/news.php?catid=191&itemid=11157

shoot the messenger!

From the ITN website

BBC denies Doctor Who axing

The BBC is playing down speculation that hit series Doctor Who is set to be axed.

A spokeswoman has branded as "idle speculation" rumours that writer Russell T Davies plans to call time on the show after series four.

A newspaper reported that the workload - 16 hours a day for nine months of the year - is taking its toll and that Davies wanted to free up time for other projects.

The spokeswoman added: "The BBC has a longterm commitment to Doctor Who.

"We are a long way away from even thinking about series five when the current series hasn't ended and we have yet to start filming series four."

Neither star David Tennant, or sidekick Freema Agyeman are contracted beyond the next series - which begins filming this month.

http://itn.co.uk/news/dca5d6d2af37480b088070e8d4f2312c.html

Um. The Sun is a tabloid and it is highly unlikely that the BBC would stop one of its top 10 shows because a producer doesn't want to do it anymore.

Do you know how many producers Who has had? I mean, there's a reason there have been 10 people playing the Doctor.

The rumor in the Sun from a week earlier about Freema leaving the show as also debunked.

Who will go on. It ran from 1963 to 1989 and it has a helluva lot of life left in it.

A new team might be good for teh series. I'm getting sick of the "romance" moment and usually teh gay moment in every episode. We get it... gay! gay gay! GAY! OK! enough!

Wow. That would have been the most perfectest episode ever, if Martha had died.

Martha's teh sux0rs.

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