He might be O.K.
Just remember the other comedian appearances, like Alexei Sayle,Hale and Pace and Ken Dodd.
... Oh sweet jesus. :rolleyes: ;)

I'm not saying Lucas is a bad thing, just i wonder how it comes about. Wonder if River will reappear?

I'd quite like Matt Lucas as a TARDIS traveller. I might be on my own here but i loved the two James Corden episodes.

Eww.

You never saw them.

It was more James Corden my comment was aimed at rather than the episodes themselves. I can't stand him.

More season 10 writers and guest stars have been announced:

Writers include Frank Cottrell-Boyce, (who penned series eight's 'In The Forest Of The Night'), Sarah Dollard (who wrote series nine's 'Fear The Raven') and Mike Bartlett (who is new to 'Doctor Who', but recently wrote for the BBC show 'Doctor Foster').

Michelle Gomez will be appearing in at least one story as Missy, and Stephanie Hyam (who appeared in the 'Sherlock' story 'The Abominable Bride') will also been appearing in a guest role

It isn't though.

It's just a taster. The real interview is in issue 501, which is dedicated to Tom.

Saw The Robots of Death again last night. Been nearly five years since I've seen it and had almost forgotten how great it is (and how full-on!). The Doctor and Leela arrive on a sandminer looking for ore on a desert world, staffed by a skeleton crew of humans and lots and lots of robots. When the first murder happens, the Doctor and Leela are immediately prime suspects - but someone on board has begun reprogramming the servile robots to become deadly killers... Robots is an absolute classic from start to finish, with the regulars and guest cast (particularly Pamela Salem and the great Russell Hunter) delivering terrific performances. Robots starts off as a whodunnit before ramping up into a full-on battle for survival against the killer robots and their master, "a happy little maniac" (as the Doctor calls him) who was raised by robots and considers them superior to humans. It's all the little details in the scripts that build the characters and the world they live in that really help turn Robots into something special, along with the production, which is first class throughout. Classic stuff. :nod: