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Titolo: Doctor Who and The Simpsons meet again

Spoilers for The Simpson's 1999 Haloween episode
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In the October 31st episode of The Simpsons, the second segment 
has Bart and Lisa become superheroes.  A super villan, the Collector 
(the comic book store owner) collects Lucy Lawless/Xena from a
convention.  He puts her in a bag and hangs her on the wall next
to "Doctor Who" -- the fourth Doctor, yet again.  Gotta love it. 8)
  Worth
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I liked it.
It was very cool,  
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Yes! Excellent moment! "Who" and "Xena", two of my all time favourites,
side by side! And the Collector had Jeri Ryan/Seven of Nine, too! Lucky
b*st*rd...
"Wait a minute. Xena can't fly!"
"I keep telling you, I'm *not* Xena! I'm Lucy Lawless!"
"Oh."
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So who is the WHO fan from the Simpsons team anyway???
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Spoilers for The Simpson's 1999 Haloween episode
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   Worth
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 So who is the WHO fan from the Simpsons team anyway???
Dunno, but this makes five references (three of them appearances
by the fourth Doctor, or a reasonable facsimile).  I suppose
we could check and see who wrote those five episodes --
I suspect it might be the same person. 
  Worth
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In a message dated 11/01/1999 4:16:04 PM Eastern Standard Time, 
wo...@kasterborus.com
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<< Dunno, but this makes five references (three of them appearances
 by the fourth Doctor, or a reasonable facsimile).  I suppose
 we could check and see who wrote those five episodes --
 I suspect it might be the same person. 
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Unlikely as the show is written on a committee basis (one script gets passed 
around)
But if this keeps up, they should give Tom Baker a spot, seeing as he's 
appeared once a year for the past three years
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   Worth
I thought Matt wrote them all? In any case, could be him but WHO knows? :-)
Worth, you may be sigless but you surely are not 'worthless'! :-D
Why are you sigless anyway? :)
Travis
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For most American Who Fans TOM BAKER was the first and some would say only 
Doctor.
I first saw Dr. Who here in Southern California on a low power UHF station 
Ch52.
it was 5 days a week at 5 pm, and started from the first Tom Baker up to 
invasion of Time then went back to the first Tom Baker.
That was around 79 or 80.
About 3 years later PBS started running Dr. Who on Saturdays. Again Tom 
Bakers first all the way thru to Logopolis. then back again. 
I figure most of the who Writer / Animators are early 30's , and they 
probebly got the same exposure that I did.  
Did anyone see a parrallell to the Hitchikers guide to the galaxy, in that 
final segment with the two space ARKS.
Lisa Simpson/ stephen hawkings and all the great minds going into one ark
and 
Bart/homer going in another with tom arnold/ pauley shore/ and the rest ?
I thought it looked familiar,
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