Janet Fielding is back??!??!?

Posted on July 20, 2009 by Earl

Okay, this is getting ridiculous. More Doctor Who news.

Peter Davison, THRILLED at the prospect of working with Janet Fielding again Janet “I’ll never have anything to do with that horrible sexist TV series Doctor Who again, aside from representing Paul McGann as his agent in negotiations for the 1996 movie…and doing DVD commentaries and …well …just a single one-off Big Finish audio, and THAT’S IT, never again!” Fielding will feature in a three-story cycle of audios next year. Intriguingly, what’s missing from this puzzle is which Doctor will be appearing in these Tegan stories, though it seems like Davison would be the obvious choice.

Next???!?

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LadyJaye on July 22, 2009 at 9:39 am
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I’m gonna skip over those audio stories thank you very much. I can’t stand Tegan, she’s among my least favorite companions in the entire series. Meh.

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