"Need help getting it up, Owen?"
"'Ere, no, that's a big chopper!"
"Hyuk hyuk hyuk."

Now, wouldn’t that have been more enjoyable? Good job there's not a Discontinuity guide for Torchwood, their 'Double Entendre' section would get probably get stuck in a chronic hysterisis if faced with an intentional oo-er.

The BBC Children's channel, the logo of which replaced the usual BBC Three in the corner of the screen for some of 'Random Shoes'.

A bold act of situationist art criticism, the fire of which no 'somebody pressed the wrong button' cover-up can dim.

Writer of episode seven of 'Life on Mars' and also episode seven of the 2007 series of Doctor Who.

Well, that's all his CV'll say, if he has any sense.

Permanently sozzled tramp detective from the sketch show 'That Mitchell and Webb Look'.

Unfortunately, Sir Digby uses the same kind of 'camera bolted to the actor' shots as Carys when she's possessed by the GASP, making it difficult to a) sympathise with her plight and b) not sing the Dick Barton theme song.

If proof were needed that Tosh is a big geek, her blood writing in 'Captain Jack Harkness' exactly matches this downloadable font. What are the odds?

"Sara Gregory and myself talked about it beforehand and we discussed that she was Johnny Depp and I was Brad Pitt." - Eve Myles talking about the preparations for the Hot Gwen on GASP action scene in 'Day One ( Read more... )

My favourite character, even if the poor girl obviously thought she was in Spooks, what with her overly complex revivification plot and two messy deaths. It's come to something when the serial killer is the one you can most easily identify with.

"No, G5 / 7A, I said we needed a new Cyberleader."
"Sorry, can't hear a thing iiiin heeeere."
"What?"