Neurodivergent Asian Gay Guy. My Act 1 jokes are important in Act 3 β’ A Masterplan Unravelsβ¦ β’ βSome kinda Toymaker?β β’ Banner: Holly Lucero & Galadriel Coffeen
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The 20th of March 2027 seems to me like it'll be a good day for news, in my opinion. By the tides of time and deserts of space.
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The ending of #TheCelebrityTraitors was very blatantly edited around the leaked panic attack James Acaster had, and knowing that context, I am happy he managed to bow out on a good note.
That said, I really feel bad for Maya and Kenny as this basically confirms they're traitors.
History sometimes rhymes, but god, the contrast of this is just, like, beautiful in a way that feels like a novel.
The most giddy joyful wants-to-be-a-Traitor man declaring at the start... and the most downbeat did-not-want-to-be man declaring at the end. #TheCelebrityTraitors
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60 years ago, William Hartnell made his final regular appearance as the First Doctor in Doctor Who, in The Tenth Planet on 29 October 1966. πβ³
An iconic moment in TV history that changed Doctor Who forever!
What's your favourite First Doctor moment? π
ALT Black-and-white photograph of William Hartnell as the First Doctor in Doctor Who, standing inside the TARDIS control room. Wearing a dark Victorian-style coat, white shirt and black necktie, he rests one hand against his chest and looks towards the camera. Hartnell made his final regular appearance as the First Doctor in The Tenth Planet, broadcast on 29th October 1966, marking the programme's first regeneration.
Massive congrats to Daniel on their Paul Spragg win - cannot wait to hear it!
Also, very honoured and delighted to have made the final five shortlist this year with NAME and three other really lovely writing talents.
Much thanks to the judging panel for their consideration-
βΌοΈ A new writer debuts in December! bgfn.sh/paulspragg2026 π Huge congratulations to Daniel Tout whose story came first in the 2026 Paul Spragg Memorial Short Trip Opportunity (for new writers) βοΈ
ALT The cover art for Daniel Tout's prize-winning Doctor Who β Short Trips story, entitled, The Underwater Prison. The first Doctor swims underwater in a diving suit and helmet, among fish, coral, and an axolotl. The Doctor Who logo is displayed in the centre foreground.
and time. Itβs always a delight and a bit of a reassurance to find out oneβs been shortlisted for things like this, and Iβm glad that the Paul Spragg Writing Opportunity has started doing that this year. Iβm sure Victoria, Daniel and Joshua will also feel the same! Roll on-
Front row for the talented Audrey Niffenegger discussing her long-awaited sequel (and also she got onto the topic of Highgate Cemetery too!), interviewed by⦠making his debut as an interviewer, apparently⦠the fab Steven Moffat!
You know, I think thereβs potential for another adaptation of du Maurierβs novella despite the iconic status of Hitchcockβs filmβ¦
But βa killer on the loose and personal threats mounting, Myra fights to protect her daughterβ feels so much more Psycho and so very not The Birds.
HBO is developing a series reboot of Alfred Hitchcockβs classic film βThe Birds,β with Sarah Snook in the lead role.
The official logline states: βEscaping a bitter custody battle, Myra Massey (Snook) returns home with her young daughter, secretly probing a childhood friendβs suspicious disappearance. With a killer on the loose and personal threats mounting, Myra fights to protect her daughter against a terrifying new menace: vicious, deadly bird attacks inexplicably tied to the crime.β
variety.com/2026/tv/news/theβ¦
And βa terrifying new menace: vicious, deadly bird attacks inexplicably tied to the crime.ββ¦ I mean, the thing is though the murder mysteryβs gonna have to reveal the killer in some formβ¦ which in turn will at least hint at why the birds are attackingβ¦ which then ruins-
You know, itβs just occurred to me that if weβd had that Series 16, then the run of Doctor Who writers and wise would have been:
β’ five women in total; two PoC and one trans
β’ two men with disabilities; at least one being neurodivergent
β’ a gay man
Wouldβve been so nice.
-up into more direct firsthand experience in Series 16 and possibly 17, to get to grips with being a writer-producer⦠Sharma perhaps becoming a firm regular in the writing team⦠and then other people coming in to give their spin as writers.
I feel a bit sad that we didnβt get-
