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Originally posted by Midlands Eagle
People of our age still watching Dr Who is amazing. I watched the very first episode and continued to watch every one but gave up with the female doctor and her politically correct retinue and even more politically correct story lines. I will watch the three episodes with David Tennant (with my son) but will not watch the new black guy on principle. What comes next, a dwarf perhaps WTF? Why on Gallifrey not? The Dr can be anyone upon a regeneration. Something you don’t like about a regeneration as a black person or dwarf?
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Originally posted by Mapletree
WTF? Why on Gallifrey not? The Dr can be anyone upon a regeneration. Something you don’t like about a regeneration as a black person or dwarf? He can be anything so it's a coincidence that the next incarnation will be the 4th time he's been Scottish.
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Originally posted by Midlands Eagle
People of our age still watching Dr Who is amazing. I watched the very first episode and continued to watch every one but gave up with the female doctor and her politically correct retinue and even more politically correct story lines. I will watch the three episodes with David Tennant (with my son) but will not watch the new black guy on principle. What comes next, a dwarf perhaps I have been watching old Doctor Who recently, just to relive some of my childhood really. The wokery of the recent episodes is laughable, and the BBC should be ashamed of itself for allowing such blatant propaganda in what is essentially a show for youngsters. Russell T Davis wants to turn the world gay, and the casting of non White people is farcical, especially when they are playing historical White people. That is just staggering hypocrisy. I think Doctor Who has survived because it is very British, and that is quite rare in science fiction. Unfortunately, very British now includes ridiculous levels of wokery because of the kind of people that the BBC now employs.
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I love this, true as well . . . [Link] Their days are numbered . . . #defundthebbc
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Woke-iversity Challenge
Edited by PalazioVecchio (06 Dec 2023 9.41pm)
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Originally posted by PalazioVecchio
Woke-versity Challenge
Starter for 10 Q. How many diverse characters does it take to change a light bulb. A. None, they are too busy fighting the fascist racist Brexit scum.
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Originally posted by Midlands Eagle
People of our age still watching Dr Who is amazing. I watched the very first episode and continued to watch every one but gave up with the female doctor and her politically correct retinue and even more politically correct story lines. I will watch the three episodes with David Tennant (with my son) but will not watch the new black guy on principle. What comes next, a dwarf perhaps I have never watched it, even when my children were young. I always thought it to be a nonsensical concept and the over acting very juvenile. To me it was always just a kids programme. Mind you I never watch any sci-fi with the exception of Red Dwarf and Hitch Hikers Guide to the Galaxy both of which I regard as parody.
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Originally posted by Wisbech Eagle
I have never watched it, even when my children were young. I always thought it to be a nonsensical concept and the over acting very juvenile. To me it was always just a kids programme. Mind you I never watch any sci-fi with the exception of Red Dwarf and Hitch Hikers Guide to the Galaxy both of which I regard as parody. Red dwarf yes but HHGG was surely written whilst pumped up with ket and vodka. The weirdest thing made around the time
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Originally posted by cryrst
Red dwarf yes but HHGG was surely written whilst pumped up with ket and vodka. The weirdest thing made around the time The Hitchhiker's Guide was better on the radio.
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Originally posted by Teddy Eagle
The Hitchhiker's Guide was better on the radio. It was. It was also a good read. Used to make me smile. I still have my copy.
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Originally posted by Teddy Eagle
The Hitchhiker's Guide was better on the radio. a bloke with the intellect of Douglas Adams would be horrified at the modern BBC. Especially considering his satire on the Public Sector in the first Chapter.
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Originally posted by Teddy Eagle
The Hitchhiker's Guide was better on the radio. Yeah, it was a bit of fun be it TV, radio or book, but I always got the feeling that Douglas Adams was a bit of an arrogant sod who felt that Sci fi was beneath him. If you want real science fiction, read something like EON by Greg Bear and all its sequels. It's Arthur C Clarke on steroids.
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Originally posted by Hrolf The Ganger
Yeah, it was a bit of fun be it TV, radio or book, but I always got the feeling that Douglas Adams was a bit of an arrogant sod who felt that Sci fi was beneath him. If you want real science fiction, read something like EON by Greg Bear and all its sequels. It's Arthur C Clarke on steroids. if you want funny Sci Fi.....read Harry Harrison. 'Technicolor time machine' is a classic.
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Originally posted by PalazioVecchio
if you want funny Sci Fi.....read Harry Harrison. 'Technicolor time machine' is a classic. Toby Frost's Space Captain Smith books are worth a try if you like that sort of thing.
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Originally posted by ASCPFC
I loved the balanced report on the BBC on Friday on the licence fee increase. "licence fee goes up by less than expected". Thanks guys - great news report. Presumably a story they didn't buy from Reuters or Sky. The government announcement was even better, apparently they saved us money, err no it is going up by £10 pa which less than the BBC wanted. If you wanted to save us money you should have cut the fee. I see the review into the BBC funding will report back in Autumn of 2024, in other words after the Tories have lost the GE. Talk about kicking it into the long grass. Edited by Badger11 (10 Dec 2023 2.27pm)
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