Andrew Boulton
The Adminator
I'm having a tidy up, and getting some older, unseen pics online. The first one isn't Traveller, it's more Doctor Who and the Planet of the Tellytubbies...
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far-trader
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I don't know who I'm more frightened for, the Teletubbies or the Doctor
Fritz_Brown
Super Moderator
I know which one I'm more frightened of.
hirch duckfinder
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eh-oh ooo
far-trader
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<szhooom szhooom szhooom>
A new thing has appeared in the Telletubbie's world. It is blue. It has a pretty light on top. It makes a fun noise and appears from nowhere, like magic!
Another new thing opens the door of the blue thing and steps out. It is many colours, not one colour like the Telletubbies. It is tall. It makes funny noises too. Then it goes back inside the blue thing closes the door and the blue thing makes it's funny noise again and disappears like magic!
<szhooom szhooom szhooom>
"Again! Again!" shout the Telletubbies in unison.
<szhooom szhooom szhooom>
A new thing has appeared in the Telletubbie's world. It is blue. It has a pretty light on top. It makes a fun noise and appears from nowhere, like magic!
Another new thing opens the door of the blue thing and steps out. It is many colours, not one colour like the Telletubbies. It is tall. It makes funny noises too. Then it goes back inside the blue thing closes the door and the blue thing makes it's funny noise again and disappears like magic!
<szhooom szhooom szhooom>
"Again! Again!" shout the Telletubbies in unison.
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Will the Doctor ever escape the clutches of the Telletubbies and their superior time control? Or will he be forever trapped in this endless recursive loop until they tire of him and his Tardis?
A new thing has appeared in the Telletubbie's world. It is blue. It has a pretty light on top. It makes a fun noise and appears from nowhere, like magic!
Another new thing opens the door of the blue thing and steps out. It is many colours, not one colour like the Telletubbies. It is tall. It makes funny noises too. Then it goes back inside the blue thing closes the door and the blue thing makes it's funny noise again and disappears like magic!
<szhooom szhooom szhooom>
"Again! Again!" shout the Telletubbies in unison.
<szhooom szhooom szhooom>
A new thing has appeared in the Telletubbie's world. It is blue. It has a pretty light on top. It makes a fun noise and appears from nowhere, like magic!
Another new thing opens the door of the blue thing and steps out. It is many colours, not one colour like the Telletubbies. It is tall. It makes funny noises too. Then it goes back inside the blue thing closes the door and the blue thing makes it's funny noise again and disappears like magic!
<szhooom szhooom szhooom>
"Again! Again!" shout the Telletubbies in unison.
...
Will the Doctor ever escape the clutches of the Telletubbies and their superior time control? Or will he be forever trapped in this endless recursive loop until they tire of him and his Tardis?
Jeff M. Hopper
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Tom Baker never would have landed his TARDIS in such a horrible predicament...
Andrew Boulton
The Adminator
God, what have I started...?
Well, Andrew, I was looking at the Beep's Doctor Who website and Russell was talking about building the franchaise into integrative interlocking parts, so that the story arc can be told over several different programs eg. Torchlight & Doctor Who Jr.Originally posted by Andrew Boulton:
God, what have I started...?
So you are merely trying to a programme that will appeal to my 19mth son and me...who has been watching Doctor Who for about 19yrs...
far-trader
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Doctor Who... Junior...
Please, tell me they aren't serious, that is just stupid. I mean really really stupid. So stupid in fact that I can only imagine it is in all seriousness, serious. It sounds like something the American network big wigs in all their collective IQ point would come up with. I had no idea the British network had been infiltrated.
Please, tell me they aren't serious, that is just stupid. I mean really really stupid. So stupid in fact that I can only imagine it is in all seriousness, serious. It sounds like something the American network big wigs in all their collective IQ point would come up with. I had no idea the British network had been infiltrated.
Andrew Boulton
The Adminator
I'm hoping he means http://www.bbc.co.uk/doctorwho/news/cult/news/drwho/2006/03/02/30042.shtml
hirch duckfinder
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Hey, I'd pay good money to watch the Daleks exterminate the Tinky-Winky, Po and the rest.Originally posted by Jim Fetters:
</font><blockquote>quote:</font><hr />Originally posted by Andrew Boulton:
God, what have I started...?
But only if they would go after the Boo-Bahs next. </font>[/QUOTE]then the doctor would have to adopt noo-noo. poor k9.
Actually according to some rumours going around the 'net, this is actually a prelude to a separate programme which would be a more kiddy friendly Dr. Who...probably animated rather than live action. Afterall, there is a petition to get K9 & Company a regular time spot given the sucess of the Big Finish - Liz Sladen CDs...what better vehicle than the story of mechanical dog solving alien threats and a trusted adolescent under the wing of Auntie Sarah.
Andrew Boulton
The Adminator
I think the K9 spinoff is more likely.
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Pickles
Guest
The Boo-Bahs would creep out even the Daleks.
There'd be no contest.Jeff M. Hopper
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Wait....
What if the Telletubbies are the original Kaled Mutants?
That would make them far more menacing...
What if the Telletubbies are the original Kaled Mutants?
That would make them far more menacing...
Andrew Boulton
The Adminator
EXTERMIN-EH-OH!
hirch duckfinder
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next pic of the day please maestro.
