Posted: 02 Apr 2005, 22:17
I got mine.
the end of the world party? it was all a bit HHGTG wasnt it?Erudite wrote:Just watched tonight's episode - I hope they paid some sort of royalties to
Douglas Adams estate. Sheesh!
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Posted: 03 Apr 2005, 20:45
Posted: 03 Apr 2005, 22:49
It made me kick things.Quiff Boy wrote:the end of the world party? it was all a bit HHGTG wasnt it?Erudite wrote:Just watched tonight's episode - I hope they paid some sort of royalties to
Douglas Adams estate. Sheesh!
Posted: 03 Apr 2005, 22:56
Do tell?d00mw0lf wrote:It made me kick things.
Posted: 03 Apr 2005, 23:22
I'm watching a programme about the Jonestown Masscre, puts things in perspective...
Posted: 03 Apr 2005, 23:54
The talk is the Casanova chap is set to take over...haven't seen it, so can't comment on his suitability...or lack thereof.
Ha a quibble with the show - second episod, and they've blown up Gallifrey?! I quote 'My world is gone too, rock and dust'...from the Doctor.
As any seasoned sci-fi reader and writer should know, you can't muck about with time travel. Otherwise, the Time Lords could just nip back in time and say 'By the way...', so I'd love to hear how they plan to slip around this idea.
Last Time Lord indeed!
Ha a quibble with the show - second episod, and they've blown up Gallifrey?! I quote 'My world is gone too, rock and dust'...from the Doctor.
As any seasoned sci-fi reader and writer should know, you can't muck about with time travel. Otherwise, the Time Lords could just nip back in time and say 'By the way...', so I'd love to hear how they plan to slip around this idea.
Last Time Lord indeed!
Posted: 04 Apr 2005, 00:28
I'm still in fits of rage over that last episode.
/me stroms in and demands to be allowed to write the next series.
/me stroms in and demands to be allowed to write the next series.
Posted: 04 Apr 2005, 01:42
Well Douglas Adams did use the untelevised "Shada" storyvfor one of his novels, so all's fair in love and scifithe end of the world party? it was all a bit HHGTG wasnt it?
Posted: 04 Apr 2005, 01:45
Haven't seen the episode, coz I live in the colonies, but surely that would be ok, as Gallifrey would blow up at some time no doubt... or was there more to it than that?second episod, and they've blown up Gallifrey?!
Posted: 04 Apr 2005, 01:50
Wasn't Gallifrey blown up in one of the old episodes though?timsinister wrote:Ha a quibble with the show - second episod, and they've blown up Gallifrey?! I quote 'My world is gone too, rock and dust'...from the Doctor.
What I thought was silly was that he said he was the only surviving time lord. If all the other time lords are all flying all over the place in tardises then it's pretty obvious there'd be other survivors.
Indeed!timsinister wrote:Last Time Lord indeed!
He was allowed to, he wrote it.nodubmanshouts wrote:Well Douglas Adams did use the untelevised "Shada" storyvfor one of his novels, so all's fair in love and scifi
Posted: 04 Apr 2005, 02:15
I know, but its still quite.... I dunno, I need to invent a new word for this.... circlestHe was allowed to, he wrote it.
