With a moronic and clichéd comment like that, it's genuinely impossible to tell if you are a bot.
Who do you want to be Who? VOTE for the BBC's next Time Lord
Peter Capaldi will demateralise as the 12th Time Lord this Christmas after four years. Capaldi was cast as Doctor Who by franchise owner the BBC in 2013 but will bow out with a regeneration during this year's Christmas special. Regenerations are always a reflective and throat-tightening event. Thanks, BBC – there goes my …
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Friday 3rd February 2017 16:34 GMT Jason Bloomberg
"Black, Lesbian, disabled migrant should tick all the BBC's boxes."
Excellent, if you can point to such an actress, then that's the one.
Liz Carr (Clarissa Mullery - Silent Witness). British born but otherwise scores three out of four
And I bet there are more. Not sure if I should be ashamed of not knowing who they would be or can put that down to not classifying people by such attributes.
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Friday 3rd February 2017 15:03 GMT Kaltern
I'd like to simply not know until he actually regenerates. It's a bit stupid to announce the actor prior to the scene we now now is going to happen. I don't even understand why the BBC feel the need to release the information that an actor is leaving and a new one is coming.. probably so we can WATCH IT. Please. Watch it, we need the viewing figures...
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Friday 3rd February 2017 15:07 GMT qwarty
Next Timelord
I'd like to see a female timelord as the lead character.
Not a regeneration of the Doctor. A new character (the Doctor himself can be lost for a while).
That way we dispose of much of the baggage of the Doctors personal history and avoid the embarassing suggestion that a woman needs a few thousand years of experience living as a man before she can cut it as a superhero.
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Sunday 5th February 2017 00:25 GMT John Brown (no body)
Re: Next Timelord
"I'd like to see a female timelord as the lead character.
Not a regeneration of the Doctor. A new character (the Doctor himself can be lost for a while)."
Strangely, long before I got to your comment, I was thinking maybe drop Who for a year or so and do a River Song spin-off series. She is, effectively, a female "doctor" in that she's sorta part timelord even if she did give up her remaining regenerations to save The Doctor,
Or maybe an Ashilda and Clara spin-off. Last seen flying off into space/time in an american diner.
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Friday 3rd February 2017 15:20 GMT Ironclad
Olivia Coleman or Doon Mackichan
Gah, you teased me with Olivia Coleman but didn't give her as a vote option. Probably got bigger fish to fry. Failing that Doon Mackichan (http://www.imdb.com/name/nm0533489/?ref_=tt_cl_t4 currently in Two Doors Down on the BBC) would make an excellent Doctor Who. Just needs a handsome assistant.
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Friday 3rd February 2017 15:23 GMT Alister
Affording the chance for change is new writing talent: Steven Moffat, who's been on board since the 2005 Christopher Ecclestone reboot, is off and in comes Chris Chibnal, writer of ITV's dark crime drama Broadchurch.
Come on Gavin, not one mention of Russell T Davies? If it wasn't for him, there wouldn't have been a revival at all.
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Friday 3rd February 2017 15:36 GMT Dr. G. Freeman
Ben Whishaw- Q from the new bond films
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Natalie Dormer, if we do have to have a female doctor.
But please not Dr Maggie Peacock, from the Sky at Night (she fits all the PC ticky boxes if it were a ticky box exercise)
Although some of the professional geeks I know are saying Sacha Dhawan.