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It’s possible that U.K. operatives are trying to take out fangirls around the world by exporting recent shows with some of the isle’s fittest lads: “Robin Hood” Jonas Armstrong, “Merlin” and Arthur Colin Morgan and Bradley James and “Primeval” dinosaur geek Andrew-Lee Potts.

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I have added images from the Sea Change Facebook.

Autumn was spent prepping for ‘Mull – The Return’ which turned out to be a joyous if hectic affair with an almost entirely new crew decamping to the Isle of Mull Hotel. Shooting days were undeniably long (and during the horrendous November storms), and were spent all over the island, from Dervaig and Calgary Bay to Uishkin and Pennyghael. However, it was comforting to know that a swimming pool, steam and sauna were waiting for us upon our return (as well as a well stocked single malt bar).

Despite a collision with a stag at 30 mph (the car came off much much worse don’t worry) and the odd missed ferry, we stuck to the schedule and were thrilled at the performances from Natalie and Colin, who were faced with the challenge of having to reacquaint themselves with the characters of Nikki and Calum a full year later.

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yorkshirewench posted a scan from the Radio Times, view it here.

Thanks Lace.

We have a new layout up by the amazing Tathy at Night & Day.  Please leave a comment.

Image credits: www.anightlessordinary.org.uk and www.philippagedge.com

Cameras will start rolling on the set of Ripple World Pictures’ new feature film ‘Parked’ on Monday, January 11th. ‘Parked’ is directed by Darragh Byrne (Wide Angle), written by Ciaran Creagh, and features an all star cast including Colm Meaney (The Damned United), Colin Morgan (Merlin), Milka Ahlroth (Twisted Roots), Stuart Graham (Hunger), Michael McElhatton (Happy Ever Afters) and David Wilmott (I Went Down).

The film’s tagline ‘Sometimes the person you least expect will change your life for ever’ introduces a story about the unlikely duo of Fred, a mobile homeless man who loses his London-based job at the start of the film and Cathal, a frenzied 21 year old with a serious dope problem.

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Not Colin related but vote for David Tennant and Doctor Who  in the NTA’s here, his amazing performance on the End Of Time says it all!

Myself and everyone here would like to wish Colin a happy birthday.

Merry Christmas from all of us