Comic Relief DOCTOR WHO Appearances
In the UK it is Red Nose Day and the charity event Comic Relief has included a couple appearances by the British sci-fi Doctor Who's main character The Doctor and it's star Matt Smith.
By SuperDude001 - 3/15/2013
Although sadly unlike previous years the BBC have not revealed a trailer for the return of the British sci-fi drama Doctor Who during the special charity event Comic Relief/Red Nose Day; however for the heart-warming event they have included the main character The Doctor and the main actor Matt Smith in various comedy sketches and events.
Those currently in the UK unknowledged of the event may now want to turn over to television channel BBC 1 to view specials such as 'The Muppets...Again' star Rick Gervais' return to 'The Office'/David Brent, Dawn French's return special of sitcom 'The Vicar Of Dibley', and the Anchorman Ron Burgundy .
Although some non-UK viewers may not know the charity event or any referencing, I hope you enjoy and realise the good that Red Nose Day/Comic Relief is doing.
Doctor Who In Call The Midwife Sketch
Actress and comedian Miranda Hart and the rest of the Call the Midwife cast get an unexpected visit by the Doctor.
Matt Smith Appearance
The evening's first pair of presenter, Claudia Winkleman and Dermot O'Leary, received a special visit from Matt Smith/The Doctor.
Matt Smith Reveals Miranda Hart's Final Red Nose Day Challenge
'Doctor Who' aka Matt Smith, reveals that Miranda Hart has to plan a wedding on the final day of BT Red Nose Challenges: Miranda's Mad March.
UK Viewers:
You can show your support to the charity by texting "YES" to 70010 to donate £10. Texts cost £10 plus your standard network message charge
You must be 16 or over and please ask the bill payers permission
For full terms go to https://www.rednoseday.com/terms
Worldwide:
Red Nose Day: https://www.rednoseday.com/
Donate: https://www.rednoseday.com/donate
The sci-fi drama will return to BBC One on Saturday, March 30 (same day for BBC America) with premiere episode 'The Bells of St John' written by showrunner Steven Moffat (Sherlock).
Whether you enjoyed the Doctor's participation or not, I hope you support the charity cause and thanks for reading!
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