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Hello McFly. Have you enjoyed appearing in Doctor Who?
Harry: 'Vote Saxon! Go Harry!' How do I say that without sounding like an arse?
Danny: Why's it so hard when you're given lines?
Tom: It's acting, guys. Come on!
Have you been practicing?
Tom: We've been rehearsing that line for the last six weeks.
You're playing yourselves. How have you got into character?
Dougie: Yoga.
Harry: Lots of research. We've read up on ourselves.
Tom: We've had acting training, various different improvisation techniques... it's been quite complicated really.
Harry: We've been thorough. We've been building up to Doctor Who all our lives.
Do you watch the show?
Tom: I got the DVDs for Christmas from my parents, cos I used to love Doctor Who when I was a kid. I've got some old Doctor Who toys still in the box, never opened. They might be worth something.
Danny: You should eBay them, Tom.
Tom: I watched the Christmas Day episode as well.
Harry: I've never watched Doctor Who. I don't like doctors.
Dougie: Our doctor that we all share once injected Harry with water.
Harry: he stuck the needle in, and then went, 'Ooops.' That's not what you want to hear when you've just been given an injection! He'd forgotten to put the medicine in the syringe.
Dougie: He's a good doctor, though.
He sounds it.
Tom: No, he is.
Dougie: Not as good as Doctor Who.
Harry: It could have been a lethal injection!
Tom: Harry's been a bit different ever since.
Dougie: He's got water powers! Like Spider-Man, but plainer.
Tom: He's turned into a Doctor Who monster!
Harry: I've got gills and everything.
Tom: He can breathe underwater.
Dougie: He can pee himself whenever he wants.
That's a unique view to share in public. Aren't you given media training when you become a pop star?
Tom: Dougie was off sick that day.
What are you advised not to say in interviews, Dougie?
Dougie: Anything, really.
Harry: You never know what he'll come out with.
Now, you were all naked on the cover of a recent Attitude magazine. Dougie, I clocked the sci-fi tableau tattooed on your arm and chest. You're not a closer sci-fi geek, are you?
Dougie: I've always liked Star Wars and spacey alien things, yeah, and I like cartoons and that, so i just put them together. I like bright colours on tattoos. It really hurt. I passed out when he'd finished.
That's not very rock'n'roll!
Dougie: I know, I know, but I hadn't eaten, and I'd been laying there for 13 hours.
You lost all your clothes in the video for your single Please Please, and during the Attitude photo shoot, and again on stage at G-A-Y recently. But you're not naked in Doctor Who. Isn't this a serious oversight?
Dougie: I look rubbish naked.
Tom: It would be quite funny though, wouldn't it?
Dougie: Yeah, just standing there, hands on hips - 'Vote Saxon!' - with it all hanging out.
Have you chosen your own clothes today, or do you have stylists?
Tom: No, we don't. I wore this yesterday, and I smell now.
Dougie: I picked out this combo this morning before my driving lesson. I thought, 'Hmm, a purple hat will top up my Doctor Who experience.' Can I ask, why's it called Doctor Who?
Danny: It's a mystery, Dougie.
Harry: What's his first name?
Tom: He doesn't have one.
No one knows, Harry.
Harry: Is his surname Who?
Dougie: Is his first name Doctor?
Danny: Is there a reason why he changes his face all the time?
Tom: He's an alien.
Danny: Is he?!
Harry: In the old series, it was always the same actor, wasn't it?
Tom: No, there were loads of them. It's like James Bond.
Danny: What, well-known actors? Or just randoms?
Harry: Could one of us play Doctor Who in an episode?
No. Please tell our readers something that they didn't know about McFly.
Harry: Something that I can tell the Doctor Who Magazine? Um - before we knew each other, me and Tom went to the same Limp Bizkit concert.
That's not very interesting for Doctor Who fans though.
Harry: Actually, I'm gay.
Now, that's more like it!
Harry: And so is Tom.
Tom: [Nods] It had to come out eventually.
The Sound of Drums is definitely McFly's greatest achievement to date (ahem!), but also they've released three albums, and are listed in the Guinness Book of Records as the youngest band ever to have their debut album reach the top spot, an accolade previously held by The Beatles. If Danny had his own TARDIS, he says he'd go back to 1966, and hang out with the Fab Four.
It's hard to dislike McFly. Given that pop music has been widely pronounced dead, McFly continue to buck the trend, turning out hit after hit after chart-topping hit. They are, despite their pop credentials, effortlessly cool. Yes, even when giving an impromptu rendition of the Doctor Who theme tune in between takes. McFly is the boy band that Mr Saxon himself would have gone for, had he been in one. (Pretty sure that he wasn't. Unless he was that short, wiry fella in Another Level?)
Yesterday, writer Russell T Davies explained to DWM: "McFly fit this episode. I wrote them in, and no one said 'no'. If they'd got in the way of the plot, they wouldn't exist. They're part of the story, not added in afterwards, and they agreed immediately. Those magic words - 'Doctor Who' - open doors. McFly are enormously busy, but filming only required half-an-hour in London, and everyone at Island Records was incredibly helpful.
"Mmm, that quiet blond one with the little nose," texted Russell to DWM during the interview, meaning bassist Dougie. "Give him my love, will you? Give him my number. But do not repeat this with Anne Widdecome!"
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