DR WHO series

Melvin Loh · Jun 23, 2004

Anybody consider any of the DR WHO episodes as possible AH ?

edvader · Jun 23, 2004

I would Melvin. I'd have to do exhaustive research. Wasn't there an episode with the DALEKS involved in the past-medieval England and the Master?

Doctor What · Jun 23, 2004

There were also a few episodes that were FH when written (they were set in the 1980's and 90's) but now can be considered AH. Can't remember any of the specifics off hand now.

I'll get back to you on this.

Doctor What · Jun 23, 2004

The Definitive Dr. Who Chronology

Have fun.....

Grimm Reaper · Jun 23, 2004

Doctor What, another interest we have in common! Another website we both enjoy! We seem to have so much in common!

OH GOD, SOMEONE HELP ME! I'M GETTING SO SCARED HERE!

Doctor What · Jun 23, 2004

There, there GR--it's ok now.

Just because you've discovered that there's somebody else out there who shares the same interests and has the same delusions and has the same insane personality as you doesn't make you any less of a human being.....

Well--actually it does--but I'm trying to go for false sincerity and sympathy here. Is it working?

No?

Darn.......

Michael · Jun 23, 2004

Nothing like finding out you are not unique, or special

Doctor What · Jun 23, 2004

But always remember--you're unique.

Just like everyone else.

Michael · Jun 23, 2004

"So why are you putting yourself first all of a sudden?"
"everyone else was doing it."

Doctor What · Jun 23, 2004

A short man casts a long shadow at midnight

--part of my neverending effort to add a little bit of surrealism to people's days.

Michael · Jun 23, 2004

My favourite one is still
"As I walked upon the stairs,
I saw a man who wasn't there,
He wasn't there again today,
Gee i wish he'd go away."
always freaks people out whenever i tell them

NapoleonXIV · Jun 24, 2004

Dr Who's famous directions;

"Just go down and out the door, turn left, left, left and left again. You can't miss it."

Presumably, because you will be back where you started.

Prunesquallor · Jun 24, 2004

Actually there was one story where the Doctor found himself in an alternate fascist England. From the Jon Pertwee era. He discovers alternate versions of the people he's been working with in Brigadier Lethbridge-Stewart's UNIT- and they're not nice. Looking up this up in Fulton's ENCYCLOPEDIA OF TV SCIENCE FICTION, it was called INFERNO and was seven episodes long, May/June 1970.

Torqumada · Jun 24, 2004

Prunesquallor said:
Actually there was one story where the Doctor found himself in an alternate fascist England. From the Jon Pertwee era. He discovers alternate versions of the people he's been working with in Brigadier Lethbridge-Stewart's UNIT- and they're not nice. Looking up this up in Fulton's ENCYCLOPEDIA OF TV SCIENCE FICTION, it was called INFERNO and was seven episodes long, May/June 1970.

That is one of my favorite Pertwee episodes. In fact, the majority of Petrwee's run with the Doctor trapped on Earth could all be considered AH. Earth was having the same problems that we did during the 60's, plus alien invasion, a revived reptilain race, crazy computers, giant green maggots etc.. However, there were plenty of themes about the environment, the cold war, corporate greed, racism, sexism etc.... that were taking place in our world at the same time. I think of it as AH.

Torqumada