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He was a frequent interviewee during the first two series of ''[[Doctor Who Confidential]]'', usually talking about how the classic series was relevant to [[series 1 (Doctor Who)|series 1]] and [[series 2 (Doctor Who)|2]]. | He was a frequent interviewee during the first two series of ''[[Doctor Who Confidential]]'', usually talking about how the classic series was relevant to [[series 1 (Doctor Who)|series 1]] and [[series 2 (Doctor Who)|2]]. | ||
Outside of ''[[Doctor Who]]'' he is a frequent pundit on pop culture documentaries for British television. He's also written some television episodes, most notably for ''[[EastEnders]]'', ''[[wikipedia:Grass (TV series)|Grass]]'' and ''[[wikipedia:Not Going Out|Not Going Out]]''. It was for the latter programme that he won a [[Royal Television Society]] award, which he share with [[wikipedia:Lee Mack|the show's star and co-writer]]. | |||
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Revision as of 17:09, 10 January 2012
File:AndrewCollinsWriter.jpg
Collins as he appeared on CON: You've Got the Look
- You may be looking for the actor of the same name.
Andrew Collins was a contributor to the Short Trips series, including ST: The Invertebrates of Doom, The Man from DOCTO(R), The Assassin's Story and The Very Last Picture Show.
He was a frequent interviewee during the first two series of Doctor Who Confidential, usually talking about how the classic series was relevant to series 1 and 2.
Outside of Doctor Who he is a frequent pundit on pop culture documentaries for British television. He's also written some television episodes, most notably for EastEnders, Grass and Not Going Out. It was for the latter programme that he won a Royal Television Society award, which he share with the show's star and co-writer.
