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Wednesday, March 30, 2005

Dr. Who on the South Bank





Good to see the new series of Dr. Who kicking off with some South London locations, with the good Dr. and assistant rushing across Westminster Bridge to see off an alien intelligence controlling killer showroom dummies from its lair under the London Eye. All this no doubt a knowing nod to the ancient battles between a previous incarnation of the Doctor and the daleks on the South Bank, when they too walked (or rather wheeled) Westminster Bridge - this was way back in 1964's 'Dalek Invasion of Earth' apparently. Same shot of the Bridge from the South side figures in the closing scene of 'Queen of the Damned' (2002) by the way, with the Vampire Lestat also crossing the river there - go easy up there. By the way anyone know where Billie Piper's flat was supposed to be in Saturday's episode?
Posted by Transpontine at 7:16 pm

1 comment:

Neil-NewX said...

According to the South London Press, the flat where Rose (Billie) lives is on the Brandon Estate (between the Walworth Roaf and Kennington). In last night's episode (Aliens in London) the spaceship flew over it before crashing into Big Ben.

17 April 2005 10:09

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