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Tuesday 3 April 2012
THE AMAZING WORLD OF DOCTOR WHO...
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Poor daleks. It's always frustrating when your spaceship gets melted.
ReplyDeleteYou're telling me. I was on my way back from Alpha Centauri only last week when...
ReplyDeleteThe Emperor Dalek is one of the great unsung heroes (or is that villains?) of British comics. I always hoped a proper golden one would show up on tv (Sylvester McCoy met a white one but he turned out to be Davros).
ReplyDeleteCall me obstinate, but I regard the TV Century 21 origin of the Daleks as the true one. The Davros debacle belongs to an alternate universe in my opinion. Seeing a normal-sized guy in what is essentially a wheelchair destroys the mystique of the Daleks. However, if they had gone for a Davros of Mekon-sized proportions...
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