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katybutterfly

PostPosted: Thu Nov 30, 2006 7:42 am


Although they're showing The Ark In Space on BBC4 on Mondays (they've showd the first two episodes) and that is a good one as well!
PostPosted: Thu Nov 30, 2006 6:23 pm


Argh! I'm supposed to choose? I'm stuck between Talons, Genesis, Pyramids, and the Deadly Assassin (especially the whole, its the matrix twenty years before the matrix thing)

And don't dis Micky. I love Micky, probably because if I were a character in the show I'd be Micky (or Arthur the horse, or dead extra #33)

MonkeyBiscuitFace


Wind-Whisper

PostPosted: Wed Dec 06, 2006 2:46 pm


I liked most of them, so it is a hard call. I usually say it was "State of Decay" because the mood, the music, and all of it just seemed to come together so well, and it is very evocative. But "Talons of Weng Chiang" was also a big favorite, even if it really shouldn't be pronounced "Weng Chy-yang" at all, but rather "Weng Shaang". I also like "Invisible Enemy" which was quite funny, "Hand of fear", "City of Death", "Pyramids of Mars", "Android Invasion", "Brain of Morbius" (a very amusing Frankenstein send-up), "Face of Evil", and even the unfinished "Shada".
PostPosted: Wed Dec 06, 2006 2:52 pm


donkey.logic
Argh! I'm supposed to choose? I'm stuck between Talons, Genesis, Pyramids, and the Deadly Assassin (especially the whole, its the matrix twenty years before the matrix thing)

And don't dis Micky. I love Micky, probably because if I were a character in the show I'd be Micky (or Arthur the horse, or dead extra #33)




I like Mickey, too. Mickey was loyal, dependable, and a good friend. He was a fine companion for the Doctor, and he really cared about Rose. But he was also a realist, and knew that he was needed elsewhere.

Wind-Whisper


Wind-Whisper

PostPosted: Wed Dec 06, 2006 3:06 pm


kashinfuu
Corpse_Marker
Hairy Priest
It just now dawns on me that Mickey Smith isn't the tin dog... he's the Harry Sullivan of the new Who...


Mickey in no way compares to the awesome that is Harry. domokun pirate


i entirely agree- harry is at least 12 times cooler than mickey biggrin


I don't think there's much of a comparison, myself. Harry was a lovable, bumbling fellow, slighty dim at times, but still a good friend. Mickey was just as loyal and dependable, and smarter than Harry. I liked both companions, but Mickey was definetly the stronger of the two. I have Harry-loving friends who would kill me for saying that

What I especially like about companions like Rose and Mickey is that they are the first ones to come along in a very long time (with the possible exception of Ace) who were dynamic companions. There were several companions who I actively disliked, but that's for elsewhere, and later.
PostPosted: Thu Dec 07, 2006 9:22 pm


Difficult to choose, I would say probably City of Death or Terror of the Zygons.

CmdrPuffin


Wind-Whisper

PostPosted: Fri Dec 15, 2006 10:09 am


CmdrPuffin
Difficult to choose, I would say probably City of Death or Terror of the Zygons.



Zygons are fun. Whenever I've gone to a costume event in fandom and anyone asks what costume I'm wearing (as I almost never wear any), I always say "I'm Ziggy the Zygon, disguised as a DW Fan." Works every time.
PostPosted: Tue Jan 02, 2007 10:48 am


The Corpse Marker
Hairy Priest
My favorite character in Talons was the homicidal knife-wielding puppet. Eh, not really. whee Jago and Litefoot made for an amusing team.


The puppet was Mr. Sin. And he is cool since he was played by Deep Roy, the same guy who played the Oompa Loompas along side Johnny Depp. (Though, I still prefer the Gene Wilder version.)

Ha! Yeah, Henry Gordon Jago was something else.....


At one point they were considering a Jago-Litefoot spinoff series, a comical variation on Sherlock Holmes, perhaps. But it fell through, unlike some of the current spinoffs.

KO-KO


Myster E Kei

PostPosted: Fri Jan 05, 2007 12:59 am


donkey.logic
...and the Deadly Assassin (especially the whole, its the matrix twenty years before the matrix thing)


Science fiction has a habit of ripping off of other science fiction. Goulart used the term Matrix to describe super thinking machines before the Doctor Who episode, and he even admitted that he got the idea from a sci-fi comic. cool
PostPosted: Fri Jan 05, 2007 1:28 pm


This is going to sound stupid, but I'm a huge fan of "The Pirate Planet". It's wacky and creative.... A hollow planet that teleports itself around smaller planets, and plunders the resources of the planet trapped within. BRILLIANT!

Newski


SamuraiButterfly

PostPosted: Sat Feb 03, 2007 4:56 pm


I jsut say the Genesis of the Daleks and that made me fall in love with Four!
PostPosted: Mon Feb 05, 2007 8:52 am


KO-KO
The Corpse Marker
Hairy Priest
My favorite character in Talons was the homicidal knife-wielding puppet.


The puppet was Mr. Sin. And he is cool since he was played by Deep Roy, the same guy who played the Oompa Loompas along side Johnny Depp. (Though, I still prefer the Gene Wilder version.)


I'm scared of puppets to this day because of him!!!!!! eek

katybutterfly


faerie_ophelia

PostPosted: Wed Feb 14, 2007 2:07 pm


I'd say my favorites are probably "The Deadly Assassin" and "The Seeds of Doom". Loved those since I was a little kid. Have too much fun watching them.
PostPosted: Tue Feb 27, 2007 8:13 am


No Corpse of Ishmael Marx
donkey.logic
...and the Deadly Assassin (especially the whole, its the matrix twenty years before the matrix thing)


Science fiction has a habit of ripping off of other science fiction. Goulart used the term Matrix to describe super thinking machines before the Doctor Who episode, and he even admitted that he got the idea from a sci-fi comic. cool


I once made a long list of the various Hollywood offerings from the past which clearly inspired almost all of the 4th Doctor stories:

Robot = King Kong and several Cold War flicks
The Ark in Space = I saw a B-movie like this, but forget the title.
The Sontaran Experiment = more Cold War epics
Genesis of the Daleks = They Saved Hitler's Brain
Revenge of the Cyberman = Every conquistador movie ever made
Terror of the Zygons = Invasion of the Body Snatchers
Planet of Evil = Jeryll & Hyde and the Wolfman
Pyramids of Mars = Several curse of the Mummy's tomb films
The Android Invasion = Again, Invasion of the Body Snatchers
The Brain of Morbius = Frankenstein and She
The Seeds of Doom = The Thing, and "The Tick" borrowed heavily from this one for their stories about El Seed.
The Masque of Mandragora = The Masque of the Red Death
The Hand of fear = The Andromeda Strain
The Deadly Assassin = The Manchurian Candidate, and was the inspiration for the movie "Brainscan".
The Face of Evil = Zardoz
The Robots of Death = I, Robot back when it was just a book, not a movie
The Talons of Weng-Chiang = Fu Manchu, Sherlock Holmes, the Giant rat of Sumatra
Horror of Fang Rock = several haunted lighthouse films
The invisible Enemy = Fantastic Voyage
Image of the Fendahl = Curse of Demon
The Sunmakers = Metropolis
Underworld = Jason and the Golden Fleece
The Invasion of Time = Again, cold war epics, and had some influence on the "Judge Dredd" movie.
The Ribos Operation = Not sure about this one, but it does make me cold.
The Pirate Planet = Pirate films, what else?
The Stones of Blood = Druidic murders
The Androids of Tara = Prisoner of Zenda, The Great Race
The Power of Kroll = Creature from the Black Lagoon
The Armaggedon Factor = Thjere has to be one for this, but I'm not sure what it is.
Destiny of the Daleks = oh well, it's another Dalek story
City of Death = I can't remember the name of it, but there was anotrher time travel film like this.
The Creature From the Pit = Mighty Joe Young
Nightmare of Eden = Several old Titanic films
Horns of Nimon = The Minotaur
Shada = Not sure
The Leisure Hive = Several replication stories
Meglos = Not sure, but I love this silly story anyway.
Full Circle = I forget what the original source was, now
State of Decay = Dracula films
Warrior's Gate = Trans-dimensional stories, and has been borrowed since by others like Stargate
Logopolis = Someone once told me where this one came from, but I forget.

Wind-Whisper


doomydaydoom

PostPosted: Wed Feb 28, 2007 8:38 am


Newski
This is going to sound stupid, but I'm a huge fan of "The Pirate Planet". It's wacky and creative.... A hollow planet that teleports itself around smaller planets, and plunders the resources of the planet trapped within. BRILLIANT!
I lOVE that episode! though it could have been done much better, the overall concept was great!
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