The script for the forthcoming Doctor Who Christmas special has reportedly gone missing.
According to the Daily Star, filming for the special "has been thrown into jeopardy" by the loss.
Executive producer and lead writer Steven Moffat is said to be "facing a race against time to create a new draft before filming commences next month".
Moffat also allegedly revealed that the episode would be "a flashback Christmas special."
The final episode of the programme's fifth series aired on June 26. A new series is expected to follow the Christmas special in 2011.
It was previously revealed that past Who writers Paul Cornell and Tom MacRae may be returning for the show's sixth series.
2 comments:
"facing a race against time to create a new draft before filming commences next month" because of course there's only over ONE copy of a script right?
And didn't RTD once say he did most scripts in about a month anyway, and could do them in a week if they were in a rush, since the story itself is already planned out months and months in advance?
Hardly a race against time then, even if this rumour is true, which I doubt.
(ok, 3rd attempt, if this one fails to post I'm giving up, lol)
Hey, Dev, thanks for your comment. :)
I hope this isn't true. I mean... that would be tragic!
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