Doctor Who fans fumed after Jodie Whittaker's first scenes were briefly leaked online - Sitcoms Online Message Boards

TMC · 06-26-2018, 06:04 PM

http://www.dailymail.co.uk/tvshowbiz...or-LEAKED.html

According to The Daily Mail, "the minute-long clip - posted to Twitter on Sunday night - was frantically removed by the BBC, but not before fans rushed to condemn the guilty party for trying to kill the anticipation of seeing the Thirteenth Doctor in action."

TMC · 07-03-2018, 08:01 PM

BBC goes to court in U.S. to find who leaked a Jodie Whittaker Doctor Who clip

BBC Studios is asking the federal court in California to help find the person who leaked a 53-second unfinished clip last week of Whittaker's Doctor Who and two unreleased still images. BBC Studios is trying to get the California-based Tapatalk, the message board where the leaked footage was first shared, to reveal the identity of the leaker. BBC Studios said that it "will strive to protect our program-makers, audiences and license fee payers from any breaches of security -- ensure Doctor Who fans enjoy the final and fully completed version of the episode when it premieres."

robyrob · 07-03-2018, 09:35 PM

whoever leaked it should be punished, although the "anticipation" is completely over-rated, at least in the US.

the next episode of Doctor Who is still 6 months away, assuming BBC America still exists; they will continue to show a maximum of 3 shows non-stop until then - Planet Earth, X-Files, and Star Trek:TNG with the odd terrible 90's movie thrown in. Their ratings must be a negative number by now. I don't see how they can even justify staying on the air any more with an average of 30 hours of new programming per year.

06-26-2018, 06:04 PM	#1
TMC Member Forum Idol Join Date: Jan 09, 2001 Posts: 126,010	Doctor Who fans fumed after Jodie Whittaker's first scenes were briefly leaked online http://www.dailymail.co.uk/tvshowbiz...or-LEAKED.html According to The Daily Mail, "the minute-long clip - posted to Twitter on Sunday night - was frantically removed by the BBC, but not before fans rushed to condemn the guilty party for trying to kill the anticipation of seeing the Thirteenth Doctor in action."

07-03-2018, 09:35 PM	#3
robyrob certified wackball#3 Moderator Forum Icon Join Date: Aug 03, 2003 Location: hiding under the third booth at Arnold's Posts: 58,189	whoever leaked it should be punished, although the "anticipation" is completely over-rated, at least in the US. the next episode of Doctor Who is still 6 months away, assuming BBC America still exists; they will continue to show a maximum of 3 shows non-stop until then - Planet Earth, X-Files, and Star Trek:TNG with the odd terrible 90's movie thrown in. Their ratings must be a negative number by now. I don't see how they can even justify staying on the air any more with an average of 30 hours of new programming per year.
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07-03-2018, 08:01 PM	#2
TMC Member Forum Idol Join Date: Jan 09, 2001 Posts: 126,010	BBC goes to court in U.S. to find who leaked a Jodie Whittaker Doctor Who clip BBC Studios is asking the federal court in California to help find the person who leaked a 53-second unfinished clip last week of Whittaker's Doctor Who and two unreleased still images. BBC Studios is trying to get the California-based Tapatalk, the message board where the leaked footage was first shared, to reveal the identity of the leaker. BBC Studios said that it "will strive to protect our program-makers, audiences and license fee payers from any breaches of security -- ensure Doctor Who fans enjoy the final and fully completed version of the episode when it premieres."