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michelel72) wrote2006-05-19 01:18 am
michelel72) wrote2006-05-19 01:18 am
"It's very cosmopolitan. You never know Who you'll meet next."
All the time, every day, new connections surface. New contexts and interactions arise.
I grew up watching BBC's Doctor Who on PBS. If I've understood![[livejournal.com profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/external/lj-userinfo.gif)
530nm330hz correctly, the British program The Prisoner was a similarly common PBS staple similar cult favorite, though it wasn't one I ever ran across.
Doctor Who has been resurrected and is now on the 10th incarnation (actor-version) of The Doctor over in Britain. The SciFi Network is airing the previous season, Doctor #9, in the US currently. I think they picked it up because of the surprising success of the recent reversioning of Battlestar Galactica.
The actor who played Doctor #9, Christopher Eccleston, was rumored to have been tapped for a reversioning of The Prisoner. It currently seems he won't or at least may not be in the role, but the connection is how I learned that there is to be a new series. I hereby pass that news along to anyone who is interested but didn't already know.
And all these connections have left me dizzy.
I grew up watching BBC's Doctor Who on PBS. If I've understood
530nm330hz correctly, the British program The Prisoner was a Doctor Who has been resurrected and is now on the 10th incarnation (actor-version) of The Doctor over in Britain. The SciFi Network is airing the previous season, Doctor #9, in the US currently. I think they picked it up because of the surprising success of the recent reversioning of Battlestar Galactica.
The actor who played Doctor #9, Christopher Eccleston, was rumored to have been tapped for a reversioning of The Prisoner. It currently seems he won't or at least may not be in the role, but the connection is how I learned that there is to be a new series. I hereby pass that news along to anyone who is interested but didn't already know.
And all these connections have left me dizzy.