Richard Curtis ('Blackadder') writing 'Doctor Who' episode

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Tue Sep 8, 2009 6:35PM1 comment ›

Tue Sep 8, 2009 — by Glenn Hauman

Richard Curtis ('Blackadder') writing 'Doctor Who' episode

Proving that everybody knows everybody in the British entertainment system, Richard Curtis, well known for writing Blackadder, Mr. Bean, Notting Hill, Love Actually, and the Bridget Jones screenplays, will be writing an episode of Doctor Who for the upcoming season, according to the BBC.

Considering Curtis's long association with Rowan Atkinson, we feel we must show you Doctor Who: The Curse Of Fatal Death, starring Atkinson as the Doctor. Curtis didn't write this, it was written by... new showrunner Steven Moffat. Hmmm...

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Steve Chaput (7:28 PM on Tue Sep 8, 2009)

I expect the Doctor will have a cunning plan in this episode.

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