Martin

2. V for Vendetta by Alan Moore and David Lloyd

Ok thread of books read in 2026. This probably won't be that long.

1. Exterminate/Regenerate: The Story of Doctor Who by John Higgs

Just learnt from the radio that the words at the end of Mr Blue Sky are 'Please turn me over' because Jeff Lynd thought that people wouldn't flip the record

Actually it's more of a Donald Pleasance connection but it's something

a military vehicle driving down a dirt road with a cloudy sky in the background Alt: a military vehicle driving down a dirt road with a cloudy sky in the background

#NowWatching Warfare #BlackDogHomework #FilmSky

I also manged link all these films back to Halloween (1978) for reasons best known to my brain

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"Think, when we talk of horses, that you see them
Printing their proud hoofs i' the receiving earth." - Henry V #ShakespeareSunday

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#NowWatching The Devils #FilmSky

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#NowWatching Good Boy (2025) #FilmSky

A grassy yard, with long ditch dug out (bad!) and the saucer section of the NCC-1701-D placed to replicate the crash landing from Star Trek: Generations. Top center in the back is a mural of a deer overlooking the yard. Yes, it's super cool.

A grassy yard, with long ditch dug out (bad!) and the saucer section of the NCC-1701-D placed to replicate the crash landing from Star Trek: Generations.

A grassy yard, with long ditch dug out (bad!) and the saucer section of the NCC-1701-D placed to replicate the crash landing from Star Trek: Generations.

The ditch-digging culprit after the fact!!! Archer the dog (wearing her dapper black-and-white checkered bowtie.

Archer will not stop digging up this spot in our backyard, so I decided to turn it into a win-win. #StarTrek #Generations

I remember back in junior school watching A Night to Remember and That Darn Cat.

This week: Superheroes, Showgirls, Symptoms and Sherlock #LetterboxdFriday #LastFourWatched #FilmSky

I'm happy I finally have time time to feature the "Tales from the Frontier" comic, seen in #StarfleetAcademy's "Come, Let's Away".😊 I have assembled all the pages seen in the episode but as a special gift, here's the cover and back page of the comic, provided to me by its designer: Stu Pearce! 🧵 1/4

The Future of 'Star Trek' Comics Is Ready for a New Next Generation (Exclusive) Welcome Captain Seven of Nine aboard the 'Enterprise' with IDW's new 'Star Trek' comic.

At last I can talk about it! I'm writing a Star Trek comic!!!!

All I can tell you right now is it takes place several years after the end of Picard. And it stars Captain Raffi Musiker working with a giant positronic brain to protect the Federation from future threats!

gizmodo.com/star-trek-id...

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#TheApprentice
Lord Sugar: I want you to do adverts for water
The teams:

Show me your Uber driver

5/10

the ninja turtles and the power rangers putting aside their differences and teaming up

lent and ramadan kicking off on the same day

Four panels that show a woman gradually transforming into a pirate in each panel new restrictions to her streaming service are listed such as this streaming service will now have ads. This show isn't available on this streaming service. This show is only available for rent or purchase this show requires an add-on subscription. Gradually the woman goes from looking like a regular person then she has an eyepatch the next panel she has a pirates shirt and jacket the last panel. She has a pirate hat.

My evolving relationship with streaming. 🏴‍☠️

Tonight's outfit

A still from Keeping Up Appearances, in which Hyacinth Bucket is delivering the line “this is not a cornflake establishment”

Tori Amos in 1994:

Many such cases.

I once tried to rent a PlayStation from Blockbusters. £200.00 it would have cost.

[Scene is a domestic kitchen. Night time. The room is all blue apart from warm orange-pink light streaming in from a streetlight outside. In the center of the room stands a woman named BRANDI, standing in pyjamas looking contemplative, the light cast dramatically on her face. At the doorway, leaning against the frame, her partner JOEL stands has woken up and found her in the kitchen.] JOEL: Honey… what are you doing? BRANDI: Can’t sleep Guess I just like standing in the kitchen at 3am thinking about the supernatural threat we temporarily defeated last year. While saying that out loud in a manner which sounds casually ironic but is actually just blatant exposition. JOEL: Brandi… you're talking strange... BRANDI: Dammit Joel. It’s time you knew. You're a Netflix character. [Joel looks shocked] BRANDI: Everybody you know has been forced to speak to you in second screen dialogue. Second screen dialogue helps the people scrolling their phones in front of the TV to follow the - JOEL: Stop explaining, Brandi! [Hands on head, emotional expression, warm pink light cast on his face against the cool blue darkness of the room]. JOEL: So that's why my entire life has looked so glossy and... BRANDI: Yep... Warm/cool colour graded. [Cut to a TV show TITLE SCREEN]: SECOND SCREEN - A Netflix original - [Ends]

Congrats on the win and all but hearing the name 'Tabby Stoker' just makes me picture a cat dressed as Dracula.

"This week I'd like T'Pol to read the task out."

A picture of Worf from TNG with a canary’s head. There’s a space background.

Canary Worf.

Blimey this doesn't hold back for a kid's film. I would have been freaked out if I had seen it as a child