Colour of new Doctor Who’s toothbrush revealed
“It’s 2017. Why shouldn’t the Doctor have a green toothbrush. I mean, she’s an alien with two hearts, so I think it’s fine.” […]
“It’s 2017. Why shouldn’t the Doctor have a green toothbrush. I mean, she’s an alien with two hearts, so I think it’s fine.” […]
A thrilling adventure called the Mask of Deception’s Mask, in which Bond has to disguise himself as another agent who is disguised as Bond and infiltrate M15 to see if he can find where M left her car keys. […]
Set in the county town of Chelmsford, the player will take on the role of Big Wayne, a painter and decorator. […]
“You see, 60 endings was probably fine in 2009, but this is, what, 2017? People demand more endings these days. Many, many more endings, like, well over 500. We’ve currently got 562 endings.” […]
“It’s no excuse. I pay my license fee. I expect better. You don’t see Sky letting major plot points from Game of Thrones get revealed in childhood rhymes from 30 years ago, do you?” […]
“The only way to get this picture to convincingly look as if it’s filmed on an alien planet is to film it on an alien planet, and if the bean-counters don’t like it, then they’ll have to answer to me, damn it.” […]
“Wow, she’s definitely blown my mind by suggesting that Reservoir Dogs, a film widely acknowledged to be very good, isn’t very good.” […]
“I guess it was the Dire Straits album Alchemy that really tuned me on to alchemy,” said the actor in a 2005 interview.
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I’ve totally got to go and see Murder on the Orient Express because that gross fat guy who runs Screen Idle was all like ‘hey you, go and watch Murder on the Orient Express and give me 200 words’ except with loads more swearing and bad wind. […]
He then continued on his walk, showing that even if you’ve been scientifically proven to be the toughest man on the planet, you can still enjoy a nice Sunday stroll […]
The film begins and I am subjected to a catalogue of genital references, erections, and vibratory before someone learns a valuable lesson towards the end […]
After this is an inexplicable success, we’ll be making The Duplo Batman Movie, The Playmobil Batman Movie and then The Fuzzy Felt Batman Movie to complete the canon. […]
“Yeah, I love Guy. I think he’s brilliant in everything he does. Even that time travel one,” said Guy Pearce super fan Mike Fromneighbours, who recently had his name changed by deed poll. […]
“30 people is not really enough to sustain a major entertainment industry, and we’re fairly sure that two of them were an elderly couple from Chorley who only popped into the cinema because it was raining.” […]
“I do what I like, I do what I like, I’m Prue Leith, I do what I like.” […]
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