Thursday 6 February 2014

INTRODUCING: THE NEW DALEK EMPEROR - PETER RABBIT...


I've been moving stuff in one of my rooms recently, and only just noticed this completely inadvertent, unstaged comic scenario: namely, The DALEKS listening intently to the words of their Emperor - PETER RABBIT!  Let's have a caption competition.  I'll start things off with "I've just invented this sonic carrot with which we shall defeat the Doctor!  The future is orange!"

Just thought of another one:  "Okay, Daleks - to the tune of  'Old MacDonald had a Farm' - sing up at the back now..."

And another:  "Okay, I'll choose who's going for the chips - eeny-meeny-miny-mo..."

Yeah, I know - rubbish.  Okay, all you budding scriptwriters - leave your hilarious attempts in the comments section.  "Or you will be exterminated!"

6 comments:

  1. The Daleks are thinking: "Wow, this new Doctor looks different!"

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  2. The new emperor has some good ideas about cultivating lettuce but there's no way you can get me to eat those bumbles.

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  3. Oh sorry, I didn't realise all the captions were supposed to be about him being Dalek emperor, I thought we could say whatever we wanted.It would help if I took more notice of what was written!I'll never be one of the country's top comedians that's for sure!

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  4. They only have to be funny, Colin - and relevant to the photo. If Peter not being Emperor doesn't suit your purpose then that's okay.

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  5. Thanks Kid, I'll have one more go - Peter is saying: "If you think I'M evil wait till you meet Jemima Puddleduck !"

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  6. Oo-er - now I'm feeling guilty for not offering a prize. Consider yourself 'no-prized', Colin - you as well, DSE.

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