Old School Dr. Who

[Hannibal]

I'm going to talk about a television show that started around the late 70's to the early 80's. And I can't believe that Rorschach had not started this himself...

Last night after watching 10,000 BC, I noticed that an old school progam that I used to watch like a religion was on... sooo I watched it. Dr. Who staring Tom Baker as the Doctor, and the episode was THE HORNS OF NIMON (1980).

Now these Nimon's are supposed to look like space minotaurs but they looked more like space cockroaches with human bodies, and there space base... lol, looked like the roach motel. I shit you not it really did. In any case... for those of you who know what this show is. I invite you to add or converse over the television series. Please feel free to add or comment as well for those who do not know what I am talking about.

[Adara]

'course, Hannibal didn't notice this. I did. It was hilarious when he finally understood what I was looking at. Especially the exploding roach motel.

[Hannibal]

Oh snap! Yeah that was something else. All Adara and I could do is laugh, breath as we looked at one another and laughed again. Guess I'll keep an eye out for more episodes when I have time. Old school touch with some good ole' laughs.

[Setg]

And I can't believe that Rorschach had not started this himself...

Hmmm, I never got into Dr Who. I watched a few episodes, and snatches of the films, but that was about it. Even though it was classic English sci-fi, it just didn't appeal to me, and really still doesn't.

[Hannibal]

BLASPHEMY! Nah just kidding. Seriously? I could have sworn you being as close to my own age would have been, but ahhh well I can't have everyone realize my dreams of being a child and reliving them on T.V, that's why I also administer a lobotomy from time to time on unsuspecting others...

[slayer77]

I've seen many of these both old and new but that's what you get being a Brit it's good although if you like CGI watch 9th Doctor onwards but if you like a good old bit of family fun then any of the 1st to present.