Julian Chislett

Doctor Who clip compilation from TV50 - That's Television Entertainment (1st November 1986)

Colin the House Dalek in our kitchen standing by the oven.

Remember to turn back your clocks 3000 rels tonight.

Colin the House Dalek gave up on the oven clock though and exterminated it.

#DoctorWho #Autumn #ClocksGoBack

Ellis (about 18 months old in this photo) and Colin the Dalek working at a laptop with a British Rocket Group sticker on it.

Ellis and Colin the Dalek's first day at Amazon Web Services went swimmingly.

#AWS #DoctorWho

Mine has arrived as well,and I can't wait to get stuck in.

Remembering Cyril Shaps, born this day in 1923.

Lords Heseltine & Kinnock seem more alive to these self-evident truths than most members of the Commons. Similarly, I find thinkers with direct lived experience of far right dictatorship, Greeks of a certain age for example, crystal clear about what’s happening now.

That's wonderful 😊

Colin the Dalek pushing a trolley in the Tesco carpark.

Invasions aren't cheap, so Colin the House Dalek has taken up a Saturday job collecting trolleys in the local supermarket.

#DoctorWho

20th September, 1975:
"Doctor Who: Terror of the Zygons" part 4. #DoctorWho #DrWho

Plenty of room here, in an emergency.

I'm very happy to hear that Ellis is on the mend. It must have been unimaginably stressful for you all, especially Colin. 💕

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On this day in 1969, the first Dad's Army episode made in colour (The Armoured Might of Lance Corporal Jones) was broadcast. Although as BBC1 was still in black and white at this point, it would be November before the series was seen in colour.

I see people bleating yet again that "elections are won from the centre". Let's examine this claim.
1. Not long ago, the current Labour government, with its grovelling to corporations and oligarchs, extreme deregulation, island of strangers rhetoric etc, would have been classed as radical right. 🧵

I'm getting Fury From The Deep vibes...😱

Butterscotch was my favourite, closely followed by banana, and then mint chocolate.

Unfortunately, Bluesky is unavailable in Mississippi right now, due to a new state law that requires age verification for all users.

While intended for child safety, we think this law poses broader challenges & creates significant barriers that limit free speech & harm smaller platforms like ours.

Remembering Barry Foster, born this day in 1927. Seen here with Alec Guinness in Smiley's People (18th October 1982).

Needs to be in grainy black and white. 👌😎

""The Dalek" is, incidentally, the first monster to visit the Empire State Building with his girl since King Kong..." (press photograph (13/05/66)). #DoctorWho

R.I.P. Biddy Baxter.

R.I.P. Ray Brooks.

I've always enjoyed this one I snapped in North Wales many years ago...On some occassions the image is enough...

THE FINISHING LINE (1977): John Krish's legendary PIF, shown in schools (once on telly) and banned for 21 years. A young boy daydreams about an ultraviolent school sports day in which teams of kids enact all manner of dangerous games on train tracks...

Nasa to build nuclear reactor on the Moon by 2030 - US media The reactor would provide power for humans on the Moon but there are questions about feasability.

www.bbc.com/news/article...
Moon base Alpha - 31 years later than planned.

What could possibly go wrong?

Joanna Lumley and Billie Piper on Radio 2 this morning.

The Two Doctors
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