But that's the last item, it comes with a clip though, so I know you'll be clicking past the jump. Get the lotion.First ... Our pal Lyle Masaki has a great post at AfterElton.com regarding casting of the new AbFab for ABC. In the passage below, he discusses the role of Patsy Stone:While Patsy is a character that demands more than a big personalityand an ability to drop a good one-liner, it's a role that manyperformers that gays love could take on. Considering how much of hercomedy is about alcohol and drugs, I'd love to see Margaret Cho take Patsy on. I can't forget, though, Minnie Driver's hilarious guest appearances on Will & Grace (or on AbFab, now that I think of it) and wouldn't it be fun to see her and Mullally sparring again? I've also been thinking a bit about MadTV longtime cast member Debra Wilson and I think some of her trashier MadTV characters could inform her version of Pats nicely. However, I also like the more low-key energy Diana Scarwid displayed on Wonderfalls, I don't know if Scarwid has the physical comedy chops to fall out of a limo the way Pasty does, but the Mommie Dearest and Psycho III alum certainly can manage Patsy's presence.Yes, Debra Wilson! That would be very very cool. I love her. At Behind The Sofa, a Doctor Who news site, a discussion arrising out of the new Russell T. Davies book, The Writer's Tale:To some, Who is seen as being as less complex a show to write than, for example, Battlestar Galactica, because it's for a family audience, usually has fairly linear plotting and only two main characters.Actually that makes it even more difficult, because you really dohave to care about tone and balance and getting a man who despises gunsand violence (unless as a last resort) from one end of a story toanother.  Russell himself realised that the Bad Wolf Bay scene in Journey’s Endwas a mistake in hindsight and did what he could to suture the wounddespite running out of time because of other commitments, just asSaward ended up hiring Pip & Jane Baker to w...