#Don Warrington

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‘Death in Paradise’ Christmas special 2024 bts

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Hello! It's me again. Today I bring you: Don Warrington.

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DEATH IN PARADISE | 13.02

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Don Warrington as King Lear

King Lear (2015)

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This photo, behind the scenes of a cast dinner during filming for the Death in Paradise episode ‘La Murder Le Diablé’, is so lovely. And that pizza looks delicious.

(Source: https://x.com/deathinparadise/status/1202656382438133760?s=46&t=rulLa8OxiMaRp_BjP40UcQ)

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Countdown to the 60th anniversary rewatch | 2.05: Rise of the Cybermen

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W A T C H I N G

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Death in Paradise — cast interviews ahead of series 14

Death in Paradise — cast interviews ahead of series 14

Death in Paradise arrives tomorrow evening, so the BBC has dropped the usual set of interviews with the cast. Not a lot in terms of new information, but nice to read to get into the mood. Interviews include Don Gilet, Don Warrington, Shantol Jackson, Ginny Holder and Élizabeth Bourgine.

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Richard Poole: “Any other bombshells I should know about?” Commissioner: “Of course not. No. Well, maybe one”.

Sara Martins in ‘Arriving in Paradise’, the first episode of Death in Paradise (2011).

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DOCTOR: Come on, come on, old girl. Nearly there. Nearly at the breach, and then. There, that's it. Yes. Now, I can't pretend this next bit isn't going to hurt. I have to reconfigure your superstructure and I can't do it gently, so brace yourself.

(Engines stutter.)

DOCTOR: What? You pick your moments, old girl, but not now, please! Don't jam on me now.

RASSILON: My friend, the mechanism is not at fault.

DOCTOR: You! It is you. Really you. My Lord, I am truly humbled, but I beg of you, do not intervene.

RASSILON: Oh, Doctor, you should know better than to even suggest it. I have simply frozen us here. Perhaps in your Tardis, perhaps in your mind. Time marches on.

DOCTOR: It might not soon, if what you showed me in the Matrix, the past and the future sacrificed to one single present, it could happen now unless. Well, unless I am allowed to do what I mean to do.

RASSILON: Then this is surely the desperate hour. Tell me, Doctor. Tell me how all this has come to pass.

DOCTOR: My God, I don't have the time.

RASSILON: You do now. You can humour an old dead man, can you not?

DOCTOR: Oh, ah, well, if you're sure, I. Where did it all begin? One night, on Earth I suppose, high above the English Channel, I was aboard a magnificent airship, a vessel they called the R101. There was a boy, a steward, running towards me, running from someone or something, but it wasn't a boy at all. It was a girl. Charlotte. Charlotte Pollard. Friends called her Charley, she said. She told me I was the oddest man she had ever met.

SENTRIS: The breach! The breach! We are going through!

DOCTOR: I honestly believed that Grayle was behind the time disruption, that with his redemption I need worry no longer. I meant every word I said to Charley. I should have known better.

RASSILON: Indeed. And what else do you have to tell me?

DOCTOR: I think the rest of the story can speak for itself, my Lord. Let's just say not long after we left Singapore, Charley and I discovered our troubles were only just beginning. First with the Daleks, and now? Now it's come to this. I have to stop the Neverpeople from reaching Gallifrey, regardless of the consequences to myself.

RASSILON: And you mean those words too?

DOCTOR: Absolutely.

RASSILON: You have considered every alternative?

DOCTOR: I have.

RASSILON: Then I must let you continue.

DOCTOR: Thank you, my Lord. Before you go, might I just ask why you've er, well, dropped in on me like this?

RASSILON: Doctor, I told you. I wanted to know what led you here, to this decision. But if your mind is made up, I cannot intervene. That causes me sorrow.

DOCTOR: Sorrow?

RASSILON: I've watched you these many long years. I've seen you in all of your adventures, seen the many things you have done in the service of your beliefs. Some I can hardly be seen to approve of.

DOCTOR: Oh, well, you know, sometimes things don't work out quite the way you planned them.

RASSILON: Indeed. But for the most part, Doctor, you have made me proud. You have enriched the lives of more people in more worlds that I suspect you will ever know. You have made a difference, and I've come here simply to tell you that, before everything is ended. Before it is too late.

DOCTOR: My Lord, you honour me.

RASSILON: No, Doctor. You have honoured me. Farewell.

(The engines resume.)

DOCTOR: Eh? Is it just me, or did something very odd just? Doesn't matter now. Now, where was I? Oh, yes.

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My screams have been surprisingly vocal, considering I have to keep them so quiet (it's after midnight and my parents are upstairs asleep), but screaming I have been because Selwyn! And Harry! But mostly Selwyn! And Martha followed him to Saint Marie! And did I mention Selwyn!?!

If we don't get the DiP crew in Shipton Abbott for Humphrey and Martha's wedding, I'll be offended! I mean there's a whole new town (and that Chief Superintendent) for Selwyn to impart his wisdom to and the original crew can help solve a crime or two - maybe Dwayne can visit as well because why not!?!

And even if they don't have kids, they can adopt like anything - four cats, a pair of Russian Bear Dogs, seven chickens and a blind rabbit and maybe a delinquent teenager, because yes that is all crazy, but good crazy, fun crazy and who doesn't want to see Kelbie be dragged around by a horse-sized dog!?!

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NEVILLE & FLORENCE in DEATH IN PARADISE | 13.07 (2024)

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Death in Paradise Christmas Special 2024

Death in Paradise returns with its annual Christmas special, introducing a new detective to the sunny shores of Saint Marie. Londoner Mervin Wilson (Don Gilet), completely out of his element in the tropical paradise, arrives just in time to face a perplexing festive mystery: three Santas, shot dead simultaneously with the same gun, and no apparent connection between them.

I think the series has now passed its sell-by date, as the whole thing feels forced and tired. Officer Dwayne Myers seems far too old to still be playing the same immature character. The actress Shantol Jackson is also a weak link, with just one facial expression throughout. They also got rid of Tahj Miles, who played Marlon Pryce—a very likeable character. I believe the BBC has mishandled this show; it no longer feels enjoyable but rather contrived, so I’m not sure I’ll be watching future episodes. The Christmas special was quite weak, and by the end, I didn’t even care about 'whodunnit'. As for the new detective, he is very rude and not very endearing. At least the previous detectives showed some interest in the island and its culture. Maybe he will improve, but I am not sticking around to find out :)