Paul Quinn

My sons have spent large parts of the last two or three evenings shouting out that line. One of them then went on to do Dave Angel impressions.

A trade magazine that actively talks-down its trade.

No, Keeper of Traken is much, much better.

Me - morally at least.

Incredible book, but warping in terms of the range.

They're being rolled out for use in Courts across the country as part of Labour's reforms to Criminal Justice.

Never fails.

Too complex for the BBC audience - Krotons natural audience was that of The Prisoner and Civilisation.

Because it's a good little story

I missed it on transmission and only if saw it much later. It's marvellous.

Wonderfully unsettling and strange episode.

A much misunderstood story deserving more love and affection.

I'm sure they are very happy now that it's been axed. They knew they were right (wing).

And Type 40

They love a bit of Hamster.

Good to see 'Girls Collection Japan' liked this season.

A very mixed reaction.

Russell T. Davies does politics (again) and people were somehow surprised. A bracing, divisive season, but one that frequently achieves greatness. I think we did it justice.

Presumably they were so firmly cosseted by the Telegraph/Spectator/Spiked/Unherd that they had entered an alternative non-reality.
British Trumpers are a wretched breed.

How did they not know about Project 2025? Uninformed and a pontificator - an ugly combination.

Pertwee was in better shape

I'm reminder of the time DWM compared the fortunes of both franchises and argued (fairly convincingly) how they tracked each other in terms of popularity/perceived failure.

Sue Storm refuses to bow to pressure to give up her (unborn) child but is then prepared to die for the child. Your anti-abortion message is VERY subtle Marvel. And as I don't believe for a moment that Sue and Reed have had sex, it's a Virgin birth.Then Baby Jesus brings raises someone from the dead.

At the cinema for the first time in about six years - the advert for 4DX suggests Huxley was right. Scent is a bit too close to the feelies.

2026 calendar in July

It's not even August yet you pricks.

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And vaguely homophobic. So like the item in Viz.

It's getting boring now Paul

Fury from the Deep

Almost People

Unexpected.