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really English due to ol' Sid Newman being Canadian.
Hey! 'Doctor Who' is as British as 'The Avengers' so watch it!
David Forbes
sits in front of a set tuned to SCANALYZER orbiting
on triptine saying over and over, 'Christ what an
imagination I've got!'
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Avengers?
Didn't that have to do with Mr Newman as well.
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Traitor, boy if you lived near me, I'd whip your arse! Have you ever
watched Trek, it's total drivel, the original series was okay but after
that, please, give me something half decently acted and I might consider
it.
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 > Angie
Didn't stop this the first time...
Just to throw my drop in the bucket, I think Dr. Who is the best SF TV
show of all time, and just a hair better than Babylon 5. 
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 better.
What I don't understand is why we're even comparing these two series in the
first place.  Girls, girls, you're both pretty!  
If you think about it they're completely different shows.  Let's just, you
know, concentrate on Doctor Who...I mean, Star Trek is still regularly
broadcast on television, it doesn't need our help!
please?
Jack
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 > Jack
"I'll drink to that" is a line in the Depeche Mode song, "Black
Celebration".  Sorry for the obscure reference. :)
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show of all time, and just a hair better than Babylon 5.
B5 is SF TV at it`s best for me, way better than DW. Who is enormous fun,
and alot of the appeal is also nostalgia for me, but B5 was the first and so
far only programme which truly entranced me.
Couldn`t much care for Star Trek either way
-Ian S-
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From the M1: Junction 25, towards Nottingham, as per instructions for
Beeston, but carry on and  go straight on at the Priory roundabout. Carry
on up the hill, and down to the large roundabout  (Queens Medical Centre
roundabout). Turn left onto the ring-road. At the next roundabout, go left
again onto Wollaton Road. Carry on past the Willoughby Arms (which is
on the right) until the  road appears to split off to the left (There is a
Heritage signpost for the Hall). Bear left, and the  Entrance to the Hall
is marked by a green & white sign. Parking is inside the grounds, quite a
way up, and it's pay and display. We'll wait for people on the hill in
front of
the Hall! If it's raining  (perish the thought!) at the turn off for the
hall, instead of bearing left down Wollaton Road, carry  on straight ahead up
Russell Drive, and there's a pub immediately past the junction, called the 
Wheelhouse. We'll be in there (somewhere!) If in doubt, just look up my
piccy on the web site...  look for a tallish "sturdy" woman with dyed
auburn curls... and a pint glass in hand... 
 
By any other means: From Nottingham, there is a regular bus service to
Wollaton. The  Information office for Nottingham buses is on Queen street,
but if anyone needs to know, just email Helen Fayle (
hfa...@innotts.co.uk
)
Luv & jellybabies
Selina
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Eek, sorry guys, didn't mean to send that to the list!
Errrr, need something on tpoic.... Oh I know, got a bit behind with the Who
books but have just read Wages of Sin. No spoilers..... I enjoyed it but
didn't think it was one of DMs best books, my favourite is Face of the
Enemy. Was interesting to me as I don't know much about Rasputin and he as
usual had obviously done alot of research.
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 What's Star Trek?
Ifthis wasn't a joke and you were a woman it might have been love!
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Didn't that have to do with Mr Newman as well.
Yup. My little joke: two of Britain's most enduring TV series were created 
by a Canadian!
Mind you, both series took off in directions that Newman never intended. 
'Police Surgeon' was basically a straight thriller series starring Ian 
Carmichael with Partich McNee as the enigmatic suporting character, John 
Steed, before it got hip to the '60s.
Newman was also against the inclusion of Bug Eyed Monsters in 'Doctor Who' - 
but that idea lasted about a month!
David Forbes
sits in front of a set tuned to SCANALYZER orbiting
on triptine saying over and over, 'Christ what an
imagination I've got!'
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David Forbes :
<Mind you, both series took off in directions that Newman never intended.
'Police Surgeon' was basically a straight thriller series starring Ian
Carmichael with Partich McNee as the enigmatic suporting character, John
Steed, before it got hip to the '60s.>
"Police Surgeon" was an entirely different series. Macnee never appeared in
it.
<Newman was also against the inclusion of Bug Eyed Monsters in 'Doctor
Who' -
but that idea lasted about a month!>
Right after he went ballistic on Verity Lambert and *then* looked at the
ratings.
heh he
Grail.
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