Doctor Who Reminder

The imagery of the series will be indelibly imprinted in their tiny brains, forcing them to purchase plastic memorabilia, cash-in books and memory cube recordings in later life in order to stem the compulsive nightmares.

You could have just come out and told me that when I asked you, 'Why Dr Who?' It's not like I would have judged. :-D

Hmm... Dr Who and the Eurovision Song Contest...

The TARDIS materialises somewhere in Europe at the beginning of the twentt-first century. The locals are terrified by the arrival in town of the Eurovision Song Contest, an annual event in which the countried of Eurpose compete in song for the right to bankrupt one of their own cities in the name of music. It is up to the Doctor to stop the contest and save the continent from this year's favourites - the French duo Cyberhomme and German crooner Davros Von Skaro...

When you said the episode would be scary I really didn't think it would be - especially when I read who judged it as being scary. Anyway it the hit the mark perfectly. Great story, great suspense and great cliff-hanger. If the second half is as good as the first this will be my favorite story of the season.

The gas-mask-head mutant zombies are completely off-the-wall, and I like the 'Sky Captain' is-he-or-isn't-he-a-baddie? character idea, too.
The scripts are great: I loved the line, "I don't know if this is Marxism in action or a West End musical!"
And Dad and I are both worried as to whether poor little Nancy is going to be zombified too...

Excellent. There was suspense, loads of humour and a happy ending, couldn't ask for a better episode. I smiled the whole way through. (Okay, not during the suspenseful parts... :-)