Ironic, since Douglas Adams wrote a good number of Tom Baker's episodes.Jesse, Bad Boy wrote:Red Dwarf is funny, but seems a bit too "So Long and Thanks for All the Fish" to me. Honestly, I think it's just a some ripping of Douglas Adams' work.
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Initiate discovery! Fire the Machines! Throw the switch Igor! THROW THE F***ING SWITCH!
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Well, maybe not that many, but he wrote "The Pirate Planet," "City of Death," and "Shada" (which wasn't fully filmed but was later remade as a radio adventure featuring the Eighth Doctor).Jesse, Bad Boy wrote:XDvtmarik wrote:Ironic, since Douglas Adams wrote a good number of Tom Baker's episodes.Jesse, Bad Boy wrote:Red Dwarf is funny, but seems a bit too "So Long and Thanks for All the Fish" to me. Honestly, I think it's just a some ripping of Douglas Adams' work.
Seriously?
More info here: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Douglas_Adams#Doctor_Who
Initiate discovery! Fire the Machines! Throw the switch Igor! THROW THE F***ING SWITCH!
Red Dwarf, definitely, except from when that woman joined - I would actively encourage this strange force to wipe those episodes.
Erm, that might make me sound a bit misogynistic...Ah well, f*ck it.
And in the course of typing this, I have just remembered that Charlie Brooker is on the telly tonight, and I think I might have missed it. f*ck's sake.
Erm, that might make me sound a bit misogynistic...Ah well, f*ck it.
Good man! I have the Brass Eye episodes on DVD, including that paedophile special. Shame Morris's never done much since. That Nathan Barley was rubbish, which surprises me because Charlie Brooker collaborated on that, and he's really funny, usually.Genghis Khant wrote:My favourite recent comedies are the unholy trinity of Chris Morris' work; The Day Today, Brasseye & Jam. (especially Jam, it's so wrong it just has to be right)
And in the course of typing this, I have just remembered that Charlie Brooker is on the telly tonight, and I think I might have missed it. f*ck's sake.
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dr who
they are both good but i say dr who i still remember the first dr william hartall dam i am old
what about blake 7 bring back the liberator
what about blake 7 bring back the liberator
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dr who because there are just alot more of them, and I think for the most part it was better.
but blakes 7 all the way.
Just picked it up on dvd, the entire blakes 7 series in one box set.
AWESOME!!!!
but blakes 7 all the way.
Just picked it up on dvd, the entire blakes 7 series in one box set.
AWESOME!!!!
Ever get the feeling you have 200 men with tanks and rockets, and they are getting their asses kicked by a neanderthal with a stick???
It is called auto attack!
It is called auto attack!
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viking thunder
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Re: dr who
I still have the first william hartnell on vhsWL_southerner wrote:they are both good but i say dr who i still remember the first dr william hartall dam i am old
what about blake 7 bring back the liberator
Ever get the feeling you have 200 men with tanks and rockets, and they are getting their asses kicked by a neanderthal with a stick???
It is called auto attack!
It is called auto attack!