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<blockquote data-quote="Willie Oleson" data-source="post: 435065" data-attributes="member: 8"><p>Gosh!</p><p>While most supporting DW actors are good - or as good as they can be, strapped in their alien make-over - I did notice that Steven Taylor seemed particularly lively for such a seemingly limited role. Not that it's unusual for an actor to give his very best no matter how small the part is.</p><p>Of course I didn't think they had flown in American actors for the Empire State Building scene, but even without the Alabama accent I would not have made the connection.</p><p></p><p>Thanks for posting this. Apparently Steven survived the catastrophe on planet Mechanus but it's possible that he returns in those "incomplete" stories.</p><p>And if Blue Peter viewers wanted the return of the Daleks at the time of the Third Doctor then I suspect that the stories of the Second Doctor are Daleks-lite.</p><p>I've only got 9 adventures of the Second Doctor so maybe I'll watch them all this weekend.</p><p></p><p>Yes, that's lovely. Incidentally, I noticed that it was often Ian who came up with the good ideas which kinda shows that it was not impossible to cast a younger actor as the Doctor.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Willie Oleson, post: 435065, member: 8"] Gosh! While most supporting DW actors are good - or as good as they can be, strapped in their alien make-over - I did notice that Steven Taylor seemed particularly lively for such a seemingly limited role. Not that it's unusual for an actor to give his very best no matter how small the part is. Of course I didn't think they had flown in American actors for the Empire State Building scene, but even without the Alabama accent I would not have made the connection. Thanks for posting this. Apparently Steven survived the catastrophe on planet Mechanus but it's possible that he returns in those "incomplete" stories. And if Blue Peter viewers wanted the return of the Daleks at the time of the Third Doctor then I suspect that the stories of the Second Doctor are Daleks-lite. I've only got 9 adventures of the Second Doctor so maybe I'll watch them all this weekend. Yes, that's lovely. Incidentally, I noticed that it was often Ian who came up with the good ideas which kinda shows that it was not impossible to cast a younger actor as the Doctor. [/QUOTE]
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