Sounded Lithuanian to me.

Are you sure that "perro" isn't from a subconsciously included "bitch!"?

Ah, that lovely Castilian burr.

::puf::

That dude popped up in Matador (it's a show) and my mind said "Hey, that's I Fucked Ted," as though the whole phrase were his name. Close friends just "IFT" him.

I've read that Tennant's American accent is good; I'm imagining him (somehow) putting on a convincing Spanish-language accent (appropriate to whatever Spanish-language country the show is set in). No word yet on Henry and "El Domo."

Is this a Mexico-isn't-Spain trap?

Walter Blanco's wife goes on to star in the Spanish-language version of Broadchurch. Somehow Tennant is still there, rocking the accent.

I GUESS they could call the first one "One." They're on their own for any sequels.

:: runs into Bork::

B-B-Benny and the sets (of distinct junk)

I first read this as Gallifreyan and suddenly got psyched.

I think that was the one that sounded like a Big Bang Theory episode title.

Crudup doesn't look like anyone! (Except maybe Eric Bana.)

Just like technology!

And it's even pronounced /Sinjin/ and everything.

I assume 'taint easy.

Despite the show's willingness at the beginning to avoid the more obvious routes, it's become clear with the passage of time that it really has nothing to say: the show is mostly moving pieces around and running out the clock. It's a pity, because both premises are solid, the A.I. kid and the alien baby.

That doesn't even look like Felicity. Why are these things always so cheap-looking and awkward.

It's not Denzel's fault: he was drunk and high.