Mystery of casting
- Publication: Radio Times
- Date: 2008-07-12
- Author:
- Page: 144
- Language: English
I was surprised to see that Professor Richard Dawkins, known for his extreme hostility to religion, was happy to appear in Doctor Who (28 June BBC1), a drama whose hero, a cosmic Lord, is prepared to sacrifice himself for the salvation of humanity in almost every episode.
Adrian Roberts
Ripon, North Yorkshire
... After hearing Russell T Davies on Doctor Who Confidential (28 June BBC3) listing films that could be improved by the inclusion of a Dalek, can I add Wimbledon (28 June ITV 1)? I only watched to the end because I was living in hope!
Annette Burton
Ipswich, Suffolk
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