Russell T Davies & Steven Moffat Radio 2 Interview | Dracula, Target, Graham Norton in Doctor Who
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- Опубліковано 13 кві 2018
- Russell T Davies and Steven Moffat appear on Radio 2 on 14.4.2018 to promote their Target novels. They also discuss their showrunning tenures, Graham Norton's unwelcome appearances in Doctor Who, Press Gang, Cucumber, Queer as Folk, and Steven Moffat and Mark Gatiss's upcoming Dracula TV adaptation.
7:14 Graham: "Are you done now?"
RTD: "That's me done, yes."
Me in 2021: *laughs in Dalek*
These two and their writing helped form me as a person.
You must be a right fucking mess.
@@blastfromthepast8344 Be kind ^^ @Chaos Lesbian Same here❤️👌
Always loved this interview they both bounce off each other really well so charismatic truly 2 of the best writers to ever grace the Doctor Who universe.
A Welshman, a Scotsman and an Irishman walk into a radio booth…
Englishman quakes in fear ...
16:22 Jackie Moffat can't hurt you, she's not real
Jackie Moffat:
An Irish man, a Scots man and a Welsh man, all in the same room. Sounds like the set up for a joke. Great interview!
I wanna see a off-special with these two playing the Doctor and the companion with the motifs from their respective era’s woven in. Though, I don’t know who’ll play the Doctor or who’ll play the companion.
Graham Norton is THE BEST interviewer!!!
Haha the “please buy them” at the end :)
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He walked into the hot room!
Bring them back, please
Well- I have news for you!
16:30
The placement of your avatar made me lol.
Poor Graham! I remember the cartoon in the Weeping Angel episode, but I saw End of the World (???) episode 2 before I saw Rose.
GRAHAM: Shall we take a break for some music? Let's take a break for some music. This is from Murray Gold's score for the Day of the Doctor. So, this is the BBC National Orchestra of Whales, conducted by Ben Foster, for Doctor Who..
*A single note*
GRAHAM: Ayy! There we go - Er, it was short, but sweet, but lovely
Me: *creased*
6:50
Now it's been announced that Russell T Davies is returning to the lead writer's chair for the 60th anniversary of doctor who in 2023
At 8:58 Graham sounds like a Mondasian Cyberman
100% uncanny impression xD
( 7:22 ) Little did we know… 😂
Cucumber and Banana were amazing! Such a shame I didn’t realise the figure were so bad :( My mates switched to Netflix by the time it aired
I'd bring back the raxacoricofallipatorians
I would bring back the Rani from the classic era of doctor who
Music from the second Christmas episode...
Love don’t roam actually comes from the second Christmas Doctor Who Special not the first
It's Lloyd and Harry.
ok
Waiting for the three of them to team up take down Chibnall.
These two idiots did more damage to Doctor Who than anyone in the preceding 50 years. Neither should have been allowed anywhere near it. Still, at least neither will be the worst showrunner in the show's history... that accolade will surely go (just) to Chris Chibnall who has already made the single worst decision in the show's history. The end is nigh.
Well, you're just a bundle of laughs. Sure doctor who won't be the same as it was, but im sure at some point it will come back round to something of your liking. :)
"Oh my! A *W O M A N*?"
No. "Oh my! They've taken an established male character and changed him into a woman in the name of political correctness and all inclusiveness". Why not just create a good female character? Left wing bullshit at its best.
Blastfrom thepast A Male character? Or a character that - up till now - has been played by men? There’s a difference... Also, it’s rather pathetic to moan about a female Doctor being a “political” decision, given that casting another white man would also have been “political”, just in a different way. The status quo is a political position.
Paul Cockburn - you're just talking nonsense to justify a decision that has been taken for the most suspicious and yet transparent of reasons. Surely EVERYONE can see what's happening... just a shame (but funny at the same time) that some refuse to admit it. The BBC and their employees were just too afraid NOT to do it. But it'll all end in tears when the ratings plummet!
The two worst showrunners that Dr who has produced
Steven Cassidy ...In Moffat’s case YES....in RTD’ s case NOOOOOOO
Steven Cassidy *cough*Graham Williams*cough*John Nathan-Turner*cough
I became a fan of the show because of Moffat. As far as I'm concerned he was the best writer in Doctor Who history and one of the better showrunners. He did things very differently from typical television, though, so I do understand how some dislike him.
Disagree
Well the Matt Smith era is officially the 3rd best PEAK era. Not AVERAGE era but PEAK era which is the average mean of the top 5 episodes and the peak era usually correlates with doctor rank which is why Matt Smith is usually 3rd best.