`  ===Coincidence, trivia, or what?=== The article currently includes these li'l snippets: ::*All the actors playing the Doctor in the special had been previously rumoured to have been up for the regular role at some point or another, including Lumley. Atkinson was one of many actors considered for the role of the Eighth Doctor in the 1996 Doctor Who television movie. ::*As the Twelfth (Handsome) Doctor dies, he is described post-mortem by Emma as being ``too nice``, ``too brave``, ``too kind`` and ``far, far too silly.`` She then compares him to ``Father Christmas``, ``The Wizard of Oz`` and ``Scooby Doo`` (the former two being characters to whom First Doctor actor William Hartnell famously compared the role).  I can just about see the relevance of the first one, if it can be referenced.  It's still sort of a ``coincidence of charity``, unless it can be proved that the actors agreed to the performance as a way of trying to angle for a part in a future revival or of finally playing the part in the only way available to them at the time.   Eh, it still may relevant enough as a ``spooky coincidence``.     But the second one—I dunno.  If it was a deliberate thing done by Moffat, where he was literally quoting Hartnell, it's significant.  Otherwise, it's just coincidence, isn't it? ''''''   |  `