I imagine it features Davros, the creator of the Daleks being pushed around by his helper and shouting 'I want that one'
'Are you sure, it'll cause a kerfuffle if you change your mind'
and so on............
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I've read today that Little Britain's David Walliams is writing an episode of next years Dr Who!
I imagine it features Davros, the creator of the Daleks being pushed around by his helper and shouting 'I want that one'
'Are you sure, it'll cause a kerfuffle if you change your mind'
and so on............
I imagine it features Davros, the creator of the Daleks being pushed around by his helper and shouting 'I want that one'
'Are you sure, it'll cause a kerfuffle if you change your mind'
and so on............
that would be sooooo funny!! 
something I would have to see!!! 
found this....
something I would have to see!!! found this....
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Little Britain star David Walliams is to write an episode of Doctor Who.
Doctor Who producers apparently decided that Walliams' sense of humour would be perfect for the show. He will write an episode for the next series, which will see David Tennant taking over from Christopher Eccleston in the role of the Doctor.
Walliams, who has been linked romantically with Patsy Kensit, Abi Titmuss, Denise Van Outen and Jayne Middlemiss, has even taken Billie Piper out to dinner to find out more about her character, Rose Tyler.
"Russell T. Davies, the chief scriptwriter, is a massive fan of Little Britain," a source told the Sunday Mirror. "He was impressed by the fact David's comedy writing is always full of really original ideas.
"David jumped at the chance and is taking it very seriously."
Doctor Who producers apparently decided that Walliams' sense of humour would be perfect for the show. He will write an episode for the next series, which will see David Tennant taking over from Christopher Eccleston in the role of the Doctor.
Walliams, who has been linked romantically with Patsy Kensit, Abi Titmuss, Denise Van Outen and Jayne Middlemiss, has even taken Billie Piper out to dinner to find out more about her character, Rose Tyler.
"Russell T. Davies, the chief scriptwriter, is a massive fan of Little Britain," a source told the Sunday Mirror. "He was impressed by the fact David's comedy writing is always full of really original ideas.
"David jumped at the chance and is taking it very seriously."
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