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  • in reply to: The Classic Doctor Who Thread (1963 to 1989/1996) #323588
    Doomitron
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    Never liked the Five Doctors myself, its got S20 disease where its just painfully dull and boring. The gimmick of seeing Pertwee and Troughton come back doesn’t do much for me either.

    in reply to: Mundane observation dome #323562
    Doomitron
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    We need a Smega Drive/Frinkiac for Bottom + the Live Shows and Guest House Paradiso, I’d be using it in daily conversations via text

    in reply to: Mundane observation dome #323560
    Doomitron
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    The hand he uses to grasp around his bicep is the vagina and his arm making the fist is the penis I’m assuming.

    in reply to: The XI-XII Lighting vs. The Promised Land Lighting #323540
    Doomitron
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    in reply to: Positives in the Remastered episodes? #323533
    Doomitron
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    They’d probably just edit out the lines where they say that.

    in reply to: Favorite Doug Dwarf gags #323531
    Doomitron
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    I would say I like M-Corp but the lazy way they defeat the M-Corp AI is just egregious, how could Doug Naylor think that was a good resolution.

    in reply to: Favorite Doug Dwarf gags #323528
    Doomitron
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    I got a good laugh out of hearing Danny’s Kryten impression come out of nowhere.

    in reply to: Favorite Doug Dwarf gags #323525
    Doomitron
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    Aside from its questionable morals I don’t think its any worse than the rest of 12 although that’s probably because I think 12 is the worst run of the entire show (I’m only a fan of Siliconia).

    in reply to: Favorite Doug Dwarf gags #323520
    Doomitron
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    Going through XII in order, I have to say that how well Robert plays the patience scene at the start of Mechocracy actually does a lot to palette cleanse after Timewave. A bit like the moose gag in Trojan.

    This is going to prove unpopular and not unduly so, but I think Mechocracy’s worse than Timewave, if only because I think Cat’s rant at the pink cop is actually pretty funny and nothing in Mechocracy gets a laugh out of me.

    in reply to: Your Updated Red Dwarf Gags #323463
    Doomitron
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    in reply to: Your Updated Red Dwarf Gags #323461
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    in reply to: Your Updated Red Dwarf Gags #323451
    Doomitron
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    in reply to: Your Updated Red Dwarf Gags #323450
    Doomitron
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    in reply to: The Classic Doctor Who Thread (1963 to 1989/1996) #323444
    Doomitron
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    Said it before but I hold firm to the belief S20 is the worst Classic Who season.

    in reply to: Red Dwarf frames with sexy auras #323440
    Doomitron
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    in reply to: Mundane observation dome #323419
    Doomitron
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    Why does Series III suddenly have its own Wiki page, but not the rest?
    For years, it was just X that had its own, which I chalked up to it being the first season of the revival. But III? What’s all that about?
    Edit: VI, VII and VIII too! 

    Morwen and I (occasionally) are working our way to adding them all. Takes time.

    in reply to: Mundane observation dome #323364
    Doomitron
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    Ah, a man of wise judgement, if I do say so myself.

    in reply to: Mundane observation dome #323354
    Doomitron
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    Speaking of breasts and Balance of Power, its always disturbed me when Rimmer starts groping his breast after turning back from Kochanski knowing the body parts of other holograms are sentiment on their own as proven when he gets Peterson’s arm and it starts attacking him. Rimmer just committed full blown sexual assault there.

    in reply to: Mundane observation dome #323353
    Doomitron
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    Why would he tinker with his face when…

    in reply to: Red Dwarf frames with threatening auras #323352
    Doomitron
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    in reply to: Red Dwarf frames with threatening auras #323350
    Doomitron
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    Just rename the thread from threatening to intimidating so it can mean both threateningly intimidating and sexually intimidating.

    in reply to: Mundane observation dome #323348
    Doomitron
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    Better question is why Holly aged.

    in reply to: Mundane observation dome #323328
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    in reply to: Mundane observation dome #323326
    Doomitron
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    in reply to: The Classic Doctor Who Thread (1963 to 1989/1996) #323325
    Doomitron
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    I hate Arc of Infinity its a contender for most boring Doctor Who episode of all time for me.

    in reply to: Mundane observation dome #323310
    Doomitron
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    If the Felis sapiens have six nipples why do the female ones we see in every other episode have only two breasts

    in reply to: The Classic Doctor Who Thread (1963 to 1989/1996) #323309
    Doomitron
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    in reply to: Mundane observation dome #323307
    Doomitron
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    No I just think his acting is a bit shit.

    in reply to: Mundane observation dome #323288
    Doomitron
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    It depends. Of course, a lot of my favorite actors chew scenery and I love performances where that’s all that’s happening (Paul Darrow in Timelash is the only thing that makes that episode worth watching), but contrasting the understated performances a lot of the Red Dwarf cast showcase in the first 5 or so series and the Dave Dwarf era where there’s so much gurning and mugging puts me off.

    in reply to: Mundane observation dome #323283
    Doomitron
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    In the way he can wear the Kryten prosthetics I suppose, but he’s the worst offender for scene-chewing and overacting imo.

    in reply to: The Inquisitor and Quarantine Missing from iPlayer #323282
    Doomitron
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    E-mail should’ve asked you to stop watching Family Guy period.

    in reply to: The Classic Doctor Who Thread (1963 to 1989/1996) #323279
    Doomitron
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    Give me your cold, mainstream, agreeable takes please.

    The TV movie was okay.

    in reply to: The Classic Doctor Who Thread (1963 to 1989/1996) #323273
    Doomitron
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    There are no good colour Cyberman episodes. Full stop.

    Is that really unique to them though? Looking back at the B&W era, beyond The Tenth Planet and Tomb, they’re not much better. The Wheel in Space is arguably the worst Classic Who Cybermen story.

    in reply to: The Inquisitor and Quarantine Missing from iPlayer #323272
    Doomitron
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    If that’s something you care about ig, point being its emblematic of a larger trend that’s gotten us to where we are now.

    in reply to: Mundane observation dome #323260
    Doomitron
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    Craig is the best actor of the four. Danny second, Chris third and in last I’d put Robert. Chris was probably better than Danny in the original BBC run but he’s been out of practice for a while and I think that’s impacted his performance to be more scene-chewy, but that’s probably due to the material he’s been given to a similar extent.

    in reply to: The Inquisitor and Quarantine Missing from iPlayer #323258
    Doomitron
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    That’s been how video games have operated for a while, though. All of them are just discs to download the game from this is just cutting out the middle man.

    As for the thread, my Plex still has all the episodes and I don’t anticipate them going away soon.

    in reply to: The Classic Doctor Who Thread (1963 to 1989/1996) #323202
    Doomitron
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    With how many different interpretations there are and the fact they’ll probably going to contort it to fit the canon established by Power of the Doctor in whatever way, I don’t think a definitive one from Big Finish would be an attractive notion for them or most people. I personally prefer the VNA canon for how she left, and they’re not going to be adapting that anyway. I’m more baffled they’ve never gotten around to adapting Unusual Business to finally canonize a Mel introduction.

    in reply to: The Classic Doctor Who Thread (1963 to 1989/1996) #323198
    Doomitron
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    The Nightmare Fair twice and never made it past episode one.

    I’ve been meaning to listen to Mission to Magnus if only because I want to also listen to Antidote to Oblivion and from what little I know it directly follows up on certain events in it. I’ve heard negative things about Magnus, but I’m a Philip Martin defender at least when it comes to Mindwarp and The Creed of Kromon, so maybe I’ll be contrary with that too.

    in reply to: The Classic Doctor Who Thread (1963 to 1989/1996) #323197
    Doomitron
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    I listened to all the Big Finish Lost Stories (that were released as of 10 years ago, anyway), but they didn’t give me much of an idea of what Season 27 would have been like, because they were making most of it up. The return of the Ice Warriors, now obsessed with fish fingers, and the Doctor and his new, reformed-criminal companion going undercover a lot.

    It’s hard to picture what S27 would’ve been like since Cartmel was leaving at the end of S26 regardless if it got renewed or not. I haven’t listened to the Lost Stories but I assume they touch upon Ace being sent to Gallifrey which I don’t know if that would’ve actually happened or not.

    in reply to: Doug had updated his Twitter #323196
    Doomitron
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    If he announces anything this year it’ll probably be at the Red Dwarf convention they’re having next month, which iirc is scheduled for after Titan releases.

    in reply to: The Classic Doctor Who Thread (1963 to 1989/1996) #323171
    Doomitron
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    There’s so much great work in Big Finish with the Doctors, especially the JNT ones, with 7 I think my favorites are Colditz, Afterlife, Cold Fusion (this one has Davison in it too, adapted from the VNA), Fires of Vulcan, Live 34, and Gods and Monsters to name but a few. I don’t think I’ve ever listened to a BF story with 4 outside Light at the End which was the big 50th anniversary special with all the Classic Doctors, they’ve never interested me.

    in reply to: The Classic Doctor Who Thread (1963 to 1989/1996) #323169
    Doomitron
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    McCoy is my favorite Doctor but that’s fueled to a large degree by the VNAs and Big Finish, his Classic Who stories are hit-and-miss for me. Ghostlight and Silver Nemesis are both colossal nonsense and most of S24 is horrible or forgettable (I have a soft spot for Paradise Towers). Remembrance is spectacular though and I’ve always loved Survival.

    in reply to: Red Dwarf frames with threatening auras #323155
    Doomitron
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    in reply to: The Classic Doctor Who Thread (1963 to 1989/1996) #323154
    Doomitron
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    Earthshock is not quite as engaging at 31 as it was at 11, but it’s still enjoyable. Using the fact that Adric’s star for mathematical excellence is made of gold as a weapon against the Cybermen is fantastic Chekhov’s Gun stuff, from one season and two script editors prior. I really like this Cyberman getting stuck in the door shield, and I love how it’s always been obvious that the final shot of episode 3 is just the same shot duplicated three times.

    The Earthshock Cyberman design has always been my favorite. Its so charming.

    in reply to: Doug had updated his Twitter #323137
    Doomitron
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    Its also surely playing with fire expecting Robert Llewelyn to don the Kryten gear for that many nights without a moment for reprieve or to expect him to get his lines right first try, right? Filming a show is one thing, you can have bloopers and if need be write around his absence like they did on The Promised Land, but for a 10-12 live show tour? It doesn’t sound realistic.

    in reply to: Doug had updated his Twitter #323135
    Doomitron
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    Unless they properly record it like the Bottom live shows I have no interest in that sort of thing, entirely because I’m American and won’t be able to see it.

    in reply to: The Classic Doctor Who Thread (1963 to 1989/1996) #323102
    Doomitron
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    If we’re talking strictly Classic Who nothing of it really frightened me, although I only saw Classic Who beginning in my late teens so I probably missed the boat on when it would’ve been able to. But including NuWho then absolutely the episode where Captain Darling got turned into an Ood.

    in reply to: The Classic Doctor Who Thread (1963 to 1989/1996) #323087
    Doomitron
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    Most Doctor Who I first saw as a teenager. Blackadder of all things scared me a little as a kid. The Black Seal in particular.

    Surprisingly the same. The first series has this cruel and nasty vibe throughout it (I don’t hate it) and gave me serious whiplash compared to the carefree jokey nature of the latter three seasons I was more familiar with when I first watched it.

    in reply to: Mundane observation dome #323075
    Doomitron
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    Didn’t this happen in a Smegazine now that I think about it?

    in reply to: Mundane observation dome #323074
    Doomitron
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    That reminds me how I always wish the “turning the AI companion human” thing that Kryten has happen to him in DNA happened to Holly instead. You’d lose the polaroid joke (which I never thought was super funny anyway) but I feel like you’d get a lot more material to mine out of giving Holly a body and seeing what dumb things they’d do and how the dynamic with the crew would change with having a woman onboard before changing her back.

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