Dr. Who

Selfie is comedy about self-obsessed twentysomething Eliza Dooley, who is more concerned with getting “likes” rather than being liked.  After an ugly breakup leads her to being the subject of a humiliating video that goes viral, Eliza finds herself with more social media followers than she ever imagined…just, for all the wrong reasons.  She then enlists the help of a marketing expert to help repair her image.

Inspired by My Fair Lady, the comedy is produced by Kapnek’s own Piece of Pie Productions in association with Warner Bros. Television for ABC.

According to HitFix Gillan will not be using her native Scottish accent for the project.

Known for her performance as Amy Pond on Doctor Who, Gillan’s most recent TV credit is a role on Adult Swim’s NTSF:SD:SUV.  She can also be seen in the upcoming comic-book film Guardians of the Galaxy. 

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If you haven’t been paying attention, and I don’t know why you haven’t, during the first half of Series 7, The Doctor’s companion’s Amy and Rory retired and he was introduced to a tantalizing new friend named Clara. Both times he met her he lost her again, each time ending in her death.

The dynamic between The Doctor and Clara was unlike any he had with a new companion before, as it seemed during the episode “The Snowmen” that they fell in love. That made the loss even more difficult for The Doctor to bear and at the end of the episode he was heading into the newly redesigned Tardis to search the cosmos to find Clara.

That’s where we pick up in “The Bells of Saint John – A Prequel.” Innocently swinging and chatting with a little girl about the loss of his friend and how much he wants to find her, she give him some much needed insight into his situation before running off to be with her mother.

Enjoy the prequel, and be sure to tune into BBC America on March 30th to catch the new episode of Doctor Who, “The Bells of Saint John” and the remainder of Series 7.

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