sfcrowsnest.com - 11/25/2008
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The actor Paterson Joseph is to be the first black Doctor Who. Sources close to the BBC have reportedly confirmed that he has been asked to be the new Doctor and that he accepted a couple of days ago. You can currently see him in the science fiction TV series Survivors, as Greg Preston, one of ...
telegraph.co.uk - 11/22/2008
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telegraph.co.uk —
Freema Agyeman has come a long way since
she was cast as Martha Jones in Doctor Who.
She talks to Bernadette McNulty about rumours, race and the new Survivors
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Freema Agyeman: Surviving Doctor Who
kasterborous.com - 11/23/2008
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kasterborous.com —
45 years ago... a day of portentous significance
in the annals of English speaking culture. The birth
of Doctor Who was quiet, almost anonymous. A few listings in papers and the Radio Times alerted viewers to the broadcast that was the latest show ...
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Opinion: Doctor Who 45 Years of Time and Space
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Joseph is First Black Who
IROSF Science Fiction News —
British actor Paterson Joseph will be the first black Doctor Who, according to SFCrowsNest.com. Joseph has previously appeared on the series, and also played the Marquis de Carabas in the BBC adaptation of Neil Gaiman's Neverwhere. Read the full story.
Rumor: New Doctor Who already cast?
Club Jade —
Both Lying in the Gutters and SF Crowsnest are calling Eleven for Paterson Joseph, who has been considered a leading contender for the role. (He did play a bit part in Series 1, but as anyone who remembers Hercules and Xena will tell you, that rarely matters.)
Joseph is reportedly the favorite of new showrunner Steven Moffat, and would be the series’ first black Doctor.
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News: Paterson Joseph Momentum
kasterborous.com 11/26/2008 — Since Kasterborous the casting of Paterson Joseph as the Eleventh Doctor, no official announcement has yet been made by the BBC, or leaked early by the Press.
We're confident however that an announcement is due; however contrary to the information ...
News: Paterson Joseph Speaks
kasterborous.com 11/22/2008 — Paterson Joseph - 3-1 favourite to become the 11th Doctor - has spoken via telephone to BBC News regarding rumours of him being cast as the Time Lord.
The 44 year old spoke of the challenge of playing the character as well as failing to comment on ...
News: Paterson Joseph IS the new Doctor Who!
kasterborous.com 11/23/2008 — With an announcement imminent, Kasterborous.com has it on very good authority that Paterson Joseph has been offered - and accepted - the role of the Doctor.
Soon to be seen as one of the stars of the BBC's remake of the Terry Nation-coneived ...
If He Were to Become the Doctor
blog.fph.co.uk 11/21/2008 — Barack obama has become the first black president, but the real question is, will Paterson Joseph be the first black Doctor Who? The man who many feel has the best chance of pulling off that feat tells The Guardian today that he'd relish the role were ...
Paterson Joseph the Next Doctor Who? —
Planet-x.com.au
Paterson Joseph the Next Doctor Who? The web is buzzing today with rumours that Paterson Joseph is on the verge of being announced as the new Doctor Who to take over from David Tennant. Joseph is currently starring in the BBC remake of Survivors and played the smarmy villain Benjamin in ...
Doctor 11? —
Planet Gallifrey
The site Comic Book Resources section entitled Lying in the Gutter has a nice looky at a potential eleventh Doctor. Lying In The Gutters currently feels ready to make the call that Paterson Joseph in the new Doctor Who. I understand that while there were still a number of contenders in the ...
Who favourite talks Time Lords —
TARDIS Newsroom - Doctor Who News
> BBC NEWS By Tim Masters > > Actor Paterson Joseph, who has been hotly tipped to replace David Tennant in Doctor Who, has suggested he would relish the role. Joseph, who appeared in two Doctor Who episodes in 2005, said “any actor would love the challenge” of playing the Time Lord. > ...
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