Wikipedia:Articles for deletion/Hobbs End
This seems to consist of a bit of information about the Quatermass and the Pit|television and Quatermass and the Pit (film)|film versions of ''Quatermass and the Pit'', in both of which articles the scripts' connection between "Hob" and the devil receives sufficient mention, to which has been added a collection of other instances in which "Hob(b)(')s" occurs in place names—almost all of which seem to be either completely unrelated or clearly alluding to the Quatermass usage. As for the Muir book, it's a single source making the claim that "horror programming ... has used the name 'Hobbs' to ... denote a source of evil" in the course of "explaining" the use of the name "Hobbes" for a character who's ''not'' evil. Not very persuasive, to say the least. (I wonder what Muir's exegesis of the name of Roy Hobbs in ''The Natural'' or of Miranda Hobbes on ''Sex and the City'' might look like.) In short, except for the Quatermass usages, which are covered elsewhere, the article seems to constitute inadmissible |original research
— User:Deor, 13:41, 23 October 2013 (UTC)
Stance: delete
Cited policy: WP:OR (Wikipedia:No original research)