Simon Bradshaw (
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02:56 pm
GIP
Because we have to try to salvage something good out of
Victory of the Daleks
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purplecthulhu.livejournal.com
2010-04-18 02:32 pm (UTC)
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I think I might have to copy that userpic.... Though it should probably come with a spoiler warning!
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ffutures.livejournal.com
2010-04-18 02:38 pm (UTC)
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I've decided, on reflection, that I really HATE the "My Little Daleks," they just aren't frightening.
I think someone needs to start a Campaign for Real Daleks.
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davidwake.livejournal.com
2010-04-18 02:41 pm (UTC)
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I'm in.
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sharikkamur.livejournal.com
2010-04-18 03:19 pm (UTC)
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Me too. Daleks that inspire you to hide behind the sofa, not daleks that look like plastic toys.
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bellinghman.livejournal.com
2010-04-18 03:20 pm (UTC)
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aka CRUD?
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swisstone.livejournal.com
2010-04-18 05:25 pm (UTC)
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Me too! No Tellytubby Daleks!
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inamac.livejournal.com
2010-04-18 07:26 pm (UTC)
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I do wish you hadn't put the image of Tellytubbies and Dr Who in my mind - because of all the alien lifeforms the Doctor has encountered...
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ms-cataclysm.livejournal.com
2010-04-18 07:58 pm (UTC)
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Ditto. Have just had unsettling vision of fans rushing away to write Teletubby/Dalek slash.
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quercus.livejournal.com
2010-04-18 10:18 pm (UTC)
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Have you read the original post-apocalyptic Moose Industries analysis of Tubbieland from back in the day?
http://moose.spesh.com/teletubbies/riddle.html
"The day" in question was 1997, and a time that became strangely influential in the history of geekery, big orange dot-com fiascos and a young hopeful named Charlie Brooker.
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http://moose.spesh.com/teletubbies/riddle.html
"The day" in question was 1997, and a time that became strangely influential in the history of geekery, big orange dot-com fiascos and a young hopeful named Charlie Brooker.