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This weekend we heard a good deal about a power-crazed British prime minister who exploited his magnetic personal appeal with scant regard for democracy oh a course to world domination. The BBC's take came in the form of a crop-haired John Simm (aka Sam Tyler in Life on Mars), camping it up as the Doctor's old adversary, the Master, in Doctor Who. Meanwhile, Channel 4 took a disappointingly uncampy approach in the form of one T. Blair, who did not sport any sort of new haircut at all in The Rise and Fall of Tony Blair. | This weekend we heard a good deal about a power-crazed British prime minister who exploited his magnetic personal appeal with scant regard for democracy oh a course to world domination. The BBC's take came in the form of a crop-haired John Simm (aka Sam Tyler in Life on Mars), camping it up as the Doctor's old adversary, the Master, in Doctor Who. Meanwhile, Channel 4 took a disappointingly uncampy approach in the form of one T. Blair, who did not sport any sort of new haircut at all in The Rise and Fall of Tony Blair. | ||
