Peter O'Brien as Ed Gold in Doctor Who: The Waters of Mars.
Peter O'Brien says the British sci-fi works so well because the audience suspends disbelief.
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"It was fantastic. You are transported into that world the moment you step into it
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"There were never any moments of self-consciousness from anyone. If there's an acting style that comes with it then it's slightly different to just doing any other sci-fi drama. There's a heightened reality to it which is terrific."
O'Brien
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The popularity of Who is so ferocious in the UK
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"It takes you beyond what your normal television viewing is."
Doctor Who: The Waters of Mars airs in Australia at 7:30pm Sunday on ABC1.
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