Reply to: The next Doctor Who will be a lady actor

[NotAllThere]

Matt Lucas is, in my view, are rather unpleasant person. But I found Nardol one of the best bits of the last series. Not that that really rates him highly.

[d000hg]

Personally I was p*ssed cos he was in the program and there is no need for him to be in it. Others maybe p*ssed because he is gay.

Initially I found Lucas very annoying but he grew on me a bit. He kind of fills the traditional assistant role - a bit hopeless - now that assistants have to be super-smart, strong, independent ladies.

Are Nardol and Bill out of the show now? I can't recall if they got killed - but I hadn't heard an announcement Bill's actor was leaving the show, she only just arrived. A cyber-campanion could be good.

[WTFH]

Isn't she the alter-ego of Paul O'Grady?

No, that's Robbie Savage.

[shaunbhoy]

Isn't she the alter-ego of Paul O'Grady?

No, that is NLyUK you are confusing her with....

HTH

[NotAllThere]

...I wonder how many people will remember any thing or more likely want to listen to anything Lily Allen has made?

Isn't she the alter-ego of Paul O'Grady?

[darmstadt]

And here:

[SueEllen]

I didn't have a clue about her and just checked youtube. Pretty rubbishy. Looks rather growly though!

Her dad shouted to Vindaloo hence I had to use her full name.

[xoggoth]

listen to anything Lily Allen has made

I didn't have a clue about her and just checked youtube. Pretty rubbishy. Looks rather growly though!

[vetran]

No normal woman with a brain watches that sh*t.

now we know not to bother you 12:30 -> 1:30 Mon to Fri then!

[darmstadt]

OMG!!!

[Lost It]

FTFY.

Everyone assumes that their favourite musical hero of their generation will be remembered. Give it a few years and we'll find out who was really good, and who was simply tapping into the zeitgeist.

Yes, but don't you think that most of us have good memories about certain bands in our youth, that we know were crap but because there were good times with them we still rate them? (Hawkwind, Jethro Tull, Yes, I'm thinking of you here).

On that basis I once "did" a Phil Collins gig because the girl I was with at the time rated him, I really enjoyed it mainly because she was quite appreciative, really merc of me to be truthful. That was back in his first solo album days. Sorry I wish you were leaving or no jacket un ironed or summat...

But: I do recall Rush being spot on, every time I saw them, and Zep if you had the right influence, I remember going to a Ted Nugent gig and not being able to hear anything for about 4 hours afterwards that didn't sound like bells, but are any of therm really great musicians? I went to see Police before they were famous at the Limit club in Sheffield, they were crap then and remained crap. But they still have more money than me...

TBH, I saw Prince years ago. Now he was a musician. Most of his stuff was junk, but his live show? There was a talented guy. Do I listen to them now? Only when I'm driving a long way. And I need to be kept awake.

[LondonManc]

FTFY.

Everyone assumes that their favourite musical hero of their generation will be remembered. Give it a few years and we'll find out who was really good, and who was simply tapping into the zeitgeist.

Are you outing zeity?

[shaunbhoy]

No normal woman with a brain watches that sh*t.

What qualifies you to comment?

[greenlake]

DALEKS The time to conquer the world is now 12.30 to 1.30 weekdays, when Loose Women is on.

"Okey doke, I'm on my way...."

[SueEllen]

FTFY.

Everyone assumes that their favourite musical hero of their generation will be remembered. Give it a few years and we'll find out who was really good, and who was simply tapping into the zeitgeist.

Elton and Mercury have made some memorable tunes.

Adele will fall into that camp if she either lasts a few more decades or drops dead.

I wonder how many people will remember any thing or more likely want to listen to anything Lily Allen has made?