'Dr Who' specials to film in America?

[nx01a]

Lol!
The movie wasn't that bad.

[Madeleine]

... Touché. But it's still terribly foolish to disregard every story printed in the paper(s) with the same pseudo-excuse. Sure, I dislike the sun and the news of the world as much as the next person, so much so that I apparently forgot to capitalise, but saying "it's from the sun, it doesn't count" is just ... Silly.

Is there an easy way to distinguish the "Kylie will be in the show" articles from the "David Bowie will be in the show" ones then?

We're not saying "it's in the sun, so it can't possibly be true" so much as "it's in the sun, which makes it as true and likely as any other speculation about what might or might not be done with the show"

[huntress]

You sure they aren't confusing this with the year 1996?

Oh that was such a huge success too! Yeah lets repeat that in a hurry.

I think not.

:nods: My thoughts exactly. That movie was just plain awful and the worst of it WAS the American setting. Thanks but no thanks, also if the Beep wants the tenth doctor go out with a bang they can just rent someting in the Pinewood studios. No need to film in the US of A.

[Anubis69]

Is there an easy way to distinguish the "Kylie will be in the show" articles from the "David Bowie will be in the show" ones then?

We're not saying "it's in the sun, so it can't possibly be true" so much as "it's in the sun, which makes it as true and likely as any other speculation about what might or might not be done with the show"

The only way possible: Hindsight. All I was suggesting was that until the event does (or does not) come to pass, we do as you suggest and judge each rumour on the basis of facts and not it's origin. For example:

Never ever believe anything you read in the News of the World

That post certainly implies "it's in the sun, it can't possibly be true."

[Reefgirl]

That post certainly implies "it's in the sun, it can't possibly be true."

I wouldn't trust The Sun to tell me what day of the week it was, to be honest once you get past the tit's, Kerry Katona's latest trip to rehab, who's shagging who in the soaps (and in RL), 'celebrity' gossip, what WAG's wearing what and the football, there's very little space left to print anything else

[huntress]

But you have to agree that it can be mindless fun to read The Sun, if it is just to laugh about the articles.

[Reefgirl]

But you have to agree that it can be mindless fun to read The Sun, if it is just to laugh about the articles.

Actually, that is very true, doing the crossword and puzzles passes a few minutes on a boring day at work too

[Flyboy]

But you have to agree that it can be mindless fun to read The Sun, if it is just to laugh about the articles.

I've bought copies of the sun before for free dvds (X-Files and Doctor Who), I felt dirty.

[huntress]

I've bought copies of the sun before for free dvds (X-Files and Doctor Who), I felt dirty.

I only did that once but welcome to the club , mate I think we all have to admit we read "The Sun" sometimes - if it is only for the crossword ( the one from "The Times" is so bloody hard) or Sudoku

[Reefgirl]

I only did that once but welcome to the club , mate I think we all have to admit we read "The Sun" sometimes - if it is only for the crossword ( the one from "The Times" is so bloody hard) or Sudoku

Or because it's really quiet at work and you've forgotten your book