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I had all the comics and magazines, sadly my collection is just the monthly mags, still got al of them though from issue 44 to the latest 499. |
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Listened to the first half of Damaged Goods. Very good so far. I must admit there is something cool about being able to actually hear Sylvester doing a New Adventure. The new title music is awful, though. Wish they'd just stuck with the proper era theme, frankly... |
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All Paul McGann stories are on special offer this weekend from BF to celebrate 20 years of the Eighth Doctor. I'm not really that bovvered to be honest, but I've picked up The Silver Turk for a fiver. Dark Eyes is vaguely tempting but $20 still seems a bit steep when I'm not much of a McGann fan... |
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I can't comment on Dark Eyes 2 or 3. |
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With it being 20 years this month since the Doctor returned to our television screens... 30 things you didn’t know about ‘Doctor Who: The TV Movie’
30 things you didn't know about 'Doctor Who: The TV Movie'
__________________ People try to put us down Just because we get around Golly, Gee! it's wrong to be so guilty |
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Apparently he is a big fan of the show, so maybe it depends on how MUCH of a fan he is
__________________ People try to put us down Just because we get around Golly, Gee! it's wrong to be so guilty |
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Listened to more BF. Found Damaged Goods a bit disappointing in the end, kinda went downhill in the second half. The Silver Turk was fairly average/mediocre. Still can't get into McGann really. But... Davros was excellent. Found floating in space in suspended animation, Davros gets the chance of redemption working for a massive corporation as head scientist, over the Doctor's obvious objections. But wherever Davros goes, manipulation follows, always with one goal - to gain power, and then use that power to spread death and destruction.... Great story, Colin excellent as always (I think he's my favourite audio Doctor), some amusing satire on a particular brand of academic liberalism that refuses to condemn anything or anyone as evil no matter how much they deserve it, and Terry Molloy absolutely hitting it out of the park as the Big D. What a goshdarn loony! |
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