Isn't It Early for April Fools?
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I guess this isn't a joke:
Americans haven't even had a chance to check him out yet. Go figure.
Speaking of which, does anyone have any ideas on that subject? Are any copies making their way across the pond? Legal methods are preferable but not mandatory.
Actor Christopher Eccleston has quit as Doctor Who after just one episode of the new series has been screened, the BBC has confirmed. Eccleston, whose first appearance as the ninth Time Lord attracted around 10 million viewers, feared being typecast. Talks are taking place to replace him with Casanova star David Tennant. A second series of the new Doctor Who, which will again be written by Russell T Davies and produced by BBC Wales, has already been commissioned. ... Eccleston - whose last appearance is expected to be in a Christmas special - said he was also planning new projects and that he found filming the series gruelling.
Americans haven't even had a chance to check him out yet. Go figure.
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30 March 2005
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