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I think it be great to have them there following the release of the inbetweeners movie next month.

I love to have Tom Baker back, missed him last time.

Tony Adams and Dennis Bergkamp

The cast of The Inbetweeners

He's smoking.

1988? A year before I was born and 20 years before I first attended a convention (LFCC).

Found it on youtube: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3KmoKOrKJvk&feature=feedf

I have to agree with you on that one, whenever i think back to the episode, that autopsy scene is the first thing to come to mind and I can't help but to think how the doctor is feeling when cutting the head off, I know i wouldn't be able to do it at all.

I assumed when watching it that what the uk government did during 456 incident had something to do with that scene.

That may be the single greatest image I have ever seen....pure gold! The only thing that could possibly make that any better, would be the random inclusion of a lollipop lady. and some beatles music playing in the background.

Having been born about three months before the last ep of Survival i didnt get much of a chance to see classic who when growing up but the earliest memories of doctor who for me was in March 1999 for me with The Curse of Fatal Death, fond memories with that

I remember seeing you with your friend dressed up as Idris/tardis i believe, but doubt you remember me i didnt get he chance to say hey.

I remember seeing you, i was gonna ask for a photo but got kinda nervous.

TBH that scene was one of the most memorable scenes of last series for me along with Rory's first two deaths and at the end of Flesh and Stone when the Doctor and Amy looks out to sea while on the beach.

To bad the Time Agency got disbanded, i so would join so i could jump to thursday already.

I like to mention both Kyla Cole and Holly Mcguire, they were the most talkative guests i met during the three days and both were a really great to meet, plus Holly charging £5 for an autograph on small photo plus a free calander and a free auto = great deal

I'm more into autographs as i feel they more personal then photoshoots as if they signed something just for you whereas if i had a photoshoot i don't think i would have that exact same feeling, although the good side of the photoshoots is that its a better proof that you met the person and is a better reminder of your time.

The Beatles wars: The Empire strikes back.

Super-duper-wumpy-bumpy bumping this!

No problem ;-)

its Tofu Cute, they havnt upload the photos up yet tho. http://www.facebook.com/TofuCute

7 autographs, 7 sci-fi books that were free, three dvd's, a ps2 game i liked that i havnt played in years, alot of food and a ton of leaflets. All in all a busy three days.

Karen was up to 950 when I walked past at about 5.30pm. 950? i walked past roughly around that time and it said about 460, meh if thts the case i wished i stayed longer but oh well.

Suprised this hasn't been posted yet but what did everyone thought about friday? I found it very relaxing and laid back compared to saturday's more busy nature plus i loved the fact that when you are getting the ticket to get in, you can buy tickets for both saturday and sunday as well meaning you can avoid the queue the next two days.

btw it was nice to meet you on friday timelord :-)