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McCoy is waiting in his trailer speaking on his phone, saying how Peter Jackson often leaves him waiting in case he has a moment of inspiration, which rarely happens. Fed up with waiting, he decides to "live dangerously", leaves a note, and flies back to [[Great Britain]]. Davison speaks to Baker to let him know it's on, "Thursday morning, you know where." | McCoy is waiting in his trailer speaking on his phone, saying how Peter Jackson often leaves him waiting in case he has a moment of inspiration, which rarely happens. Fed up with waiting, he decides to "live dangerously", leaves a note, and flies back to [[Great Britain]]. Davison speaks to Baker to let him know it's on, "Thursday morning, you know where." | ||
Holding a sign declaring "No Classics No 50th!!", Davison stands outside [[BBC Television Centre]]. McCoy and Baker sit and watch quoting (and misquoting) their respective Doctors. McCoy notes that he has a sinking feeling, while someone knocks on his trailer back in New Zealand. When asking where Paul is, Baker answers that he has filming commitments. | Holding a sign declaring "No Classics No 50th!!", Davison stands outside [[BBC Television Centre]]. McCoy and Baker sit and watch quoting (and misquoting) their respective Doctors. McCoy notes that he has a sinking feeling, while someone knocks on his trailer back in New Zealand. When asking where Paul is, Baker answers that he has [[The Night of the Doctor|filming commitments]]. | ||
[[File:McKellen_Jackson.jpg|thumb|Mckellen and Jackson discuss McCoy.]]On the set of ''The Hobbit'', [[Peter Jackson]] is told of McCoy's disappearance and asks [[Ian McKellen]] if he can shoot the scene without him, something which he believes will be an improvement. | [[File:McKellen_Jackson.jpg|thumb|Mckellen and Jackson discuss McCoy.]]On the set of ''The Hobbit'', [[Peter Jackson]] is told of McCoy's disappearance and asks [[Ian McKellen]] if he can shoot the scene without him, something which he believes will be an improvement. | ||
