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Basically (though 'some' rather than all episodes. Like The X Files, which would have about 5 or six eps per season (though they had longer seasons than Who) that were 'arc' related, and the rest standalones).

I don't like the format in Who, to be honest, but then I'm an old stick in the mud.

Apparently.

Ian wrote:... but then I'm an old stick in the mud.

Apparently.

Oh no!
Say it isn't so!

X Files: Medusa. Scary ep with some kind of flesh eating infection in the Boston Underground.

Ahh.
You just can't beat a good old flesh eating infection, can you.

I watched the semi final of the Eurovision song contest the other day ... I really liked the Moldavian hats.

Moldova So Lucky

I can't quite work out why but I found myself thinking of the Leningrad Cowboys while I watched that clip.

fish wrote:I can't quite work out why but I found myself thinking of the Leningrad Cowboys while I watched that clip.

Hahaha yeah! I don't see any resemblance

Doctor Who - The Doctor's Wife. Despite the silly (misleading) title, this was a really good little episode, best since the end of last season. With shades of McCoy era-esque surrealism, this was an engaging little one-off. Shame we can't have more like them.

Instead of a silly fez, Doctor Who should try one of those Moldovan hats.
I think it could w*rk.


And one for Amy as well.

Amy should never wear a hat.






Or anything else, for that matter.

Amy lets Ian know her feelings about his smutty little suggestion.




She knows Fish would never be so crass.

That 70s Show season final.

Maybe I've seen too many episodes of Doctor Who but the one they had on channel 2 last night about Winston Churchill and the Daleks just left me a bit.....

Amy was

But the storyline I thought was



Sorry if you liked it.

Don't worry, I didn't. It was godawful, one of the very worst of last season (if not ever!)


X Files: Vienen. That old genre perennial, the "base under siege", returns to the X Files with this spooky ep, where an isolated oil rig is infested with the alien "black oil", which is capable of possessing humans. Good stuff, with more than a passing debt perhaps to the classic Patrick Troughton Who story "Fury from the Deep", which likewise featured an isolated oil rig infested with a possessing alien entity (only there it was seaweed! )

Wild Hogs. Such a great movie. Too many commercials. Worth it though.