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| Strapples wrote: | | your mega BANNZ0RED |
Oooh noooooos
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Strapples, Kalister 1, stop that immaturity at once. Or you'll suffer a fate that will make a mere banning seem like a pleasant holiday.
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GoatOnFire
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| Quatermass wrote: | | Strapples, Kalister 1, stop that immaturity at once. Or you'll suffer a fate that will make a mere banning seem like a pleasant holiday. |
Strapped to a chair and forced to watch Brady Bunch reruns for eternity? 
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Strapples
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| GoatOnFire wrote: | | Quatermass wrote: | | Strapples, Kalister 1, stop that immaturity at once. Or you'll suffer a fate that will make a mere banning seem like a pleasant holiday. |
Strapped to a chair and forced to watch Brady Bunch reruns for eternity? |
hopefully i can have a blood pressure cuff to wrap around my head... or neck if im feeling suicidal from it 
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Quatermass
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| GoatOnFire wrote: | | Quatermass wrote: | | Strapples, Kalister 1, stop that immaturity at once. Or you'll suffer a fate that will make a mere banning seem like a pleasant holiday. |
Strapped to a chair and forced to watch Brady Bunch reruns for eternity? |
That WOULD be bad, but if he isn't a Doctor Who fan, then I have something even worse in store.
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gbollard
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| Quatermass wrote: | | That WOULD be bad, but if he isn't a Doctor Who fan, then I have something even worse in store. |
Constant re-runs of Timelash?
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Quatermass
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| gbollard wrote: | | Quatermass wrote: | | That WOULD be bad, but if he isn't a Doctor Who fan, then I have something even worse in store. |
Constant re-runs of Timelash? |
No, that would be bad if he was a fan. In any case, isn't The Twin Dilemma worse?
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gbollard
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I haven't seen Twin Dilemma for years. I remember it being bad, but surely nothing could be worse than Timelash. I've got a theory that every doctor has some bad stories but poor Colin got more than most.
Interestingly - because of the DVD releases, I've been watching Key to Time and followed it up with Time Meddler, then Silurians. Next to those two, Key to Time (which I used to think was great) mostly stinks...
oops.... completely off topic now....
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Quatermass
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| gbollard wrote: | | I haven't seen Twin Dilemma for years. I remember it being bad, but surely nothing could be worse than Timelash. I've got a theory that every doctor has some bad stories but poor Colin got more than most. |
To be fair, it had good story concepts (HG Wells, time manipulation). And Robert Ashby as the Borad was very good, especially that make-up.
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spudnik
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| Quatermass wrote: | | gbollard wrote: | | I haven't seen Twin Dilemma for years. I remember it being bad, but surely nothing could be worse than Timelash. I've got a theory that every doctor has some bad stories but poor Colin got more than most. |
To be fair, it had good story concepts (HG Wells, time manipulation). And Robert Ashby as the Borad was very good, especially that make-up. |
Was Timelash the one in Paris?
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gbollard
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| spudnik wrote: | | Was Timelash the one in Paris? |
No, the one in Paris is City of Death, considered to be one of the better Dr Who stories.
Timelash is entirely studio-bound with;
- Blue faced, yellow haired robots with sing-song voices.
- A Sock puppet who only appears on a viewscreen
- Some really sad plastic dog things
- A supposedly scary thing which is really just a door with silver christmas tinsel on it
- A very wobbly foam interior of the timelash with "crystals" literally sticking out of the foam
- Some rather sad looking orange sets
- Paul Darrow from Blake 7 - being confused about whether he's in a children's pantomime.
- An idea that was probably good but turned into a crap script. I remember guessing HG Wells in the first 5 minutes.
Of course, it has some great makeup for the Borad, but I think it may be where 95% of the budget for the story went.
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darkstone100
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| Posted: Fri May 09, 2008 6:33 pm Post subject: |
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| I'm sorry, but I find it cool how this thread changed from what it was into a doctor who fan thread. |
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Quatermass
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| darkstone100 wrote: | | I'm sorry, but I find it cool how this thread changed from what it was into a doctor who fan thread. |
It happens. Especially when one of the mods has been a Doctor Who fan for 17 years...
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I remember Dr Who when I was a baby, I am 46 years old, it was on the
CBC Saturday mornings, after the Beatles cartoons, damn I am Old!
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