Boom Bang a Blog uses the power of Eurovision to review Doctor Who: The Waters of Mars
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Like many people across Britain this evening, Boom Bang a Blog was held transfixed to BBC One for 60 minutes of ideal viewing. You may think we are talking about Julia Bradbury and Matt Baker on Countryfile, or Fiona Bruce flouncing about a big old house on the Antiques Roadshow, but we are in fact referring to tonight's Doctor Who special, The Waters of Mars.
Now, Boom Bang a Blog would love to get across how much it enjoyed this episode, but how is this possible on such a Eurovision-centric website? Well, let me tell you, it is possible.
Come this way, Boom Bang a Bloggers and Who fans everywhere (we know there are plenty who are both), as we bring you a review of The Waters of Mars to the tune of 1969 Irish entry The Wages of Love...
(Don't worry, we have provided a clip of the performance in case you've never heard it before)
These women are not victims of The Flood, but former Irish Eurovision entrants.
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