Nah, I watch so many British tv shows now, that I don't notice it anymore.

I've been doing it so long that people are surprised when they learn I'm not British.

I'm from Australia and I talk in both accents because they're awesome.

yeah... i kind of wish i was british.

@scarxtardis - I pretty much exactly the same (including the aussie thing). It's just when I watch too much TV in general I'll start to say certain phrases in Britsh and American accents. One of my most common is saying "you lot" like The Doctor does.

The thing is, I used to live in London for 5 years and then I moved away back to Pakistan. And I lost my British accent and adapted an American one because I go to an American school. These summer holidays, I started watching Doctor Who and I got my wonderful British accent back! :)

I wished!

not so much the accent as the lingo

Yeah, so if I ever even attempted a British (i.e. English) accent I'd probably sound like Alyson Hannigan's attempt; which is horrible (see How I Met Your Mother ep. Intervention). I'm a born and raised American girl, from the North and the South, I can do some yankee accent and some Texan accent, but that's it. None from other countries... I'd butcher the beauty of it, haha.