Monday, 4 July 2011
WHO
Who's YOUR Doctor Who?
I've watched Doctor Who material featuring all 11 regenerations. From Hartnell to Smith, Doctor Who is a show I enjoy whoever is driving the TARDIS.
If I had to pick a favourite, the 4th Doctor (Tom Baker) would easily be that choice.
Why: The 4th Doctor has been visually the longest serving on the show and in my view cemented as the most iconic of the bunch. This Doctor also been accompanied by some of the most memorable travelling companions. Like with the other Doctors the dress sense only this time featuring a long overcoat and a stupendously long scarf.
Highlighted adventures/moments include: Genesis of the Daleks, The Key to Time saga, Brain of Morbius and Robot.
Fancy a Jelly Baby? :D
Friday, 17 June 2011
OOZE
Sunday, 5 June 2011
NUMPTY
Lo and behold, a peice of television history that embodies bad parenting and being a total numpty. A sub-story of bottom-lip-biting dimwittery amongst the heroics of a passing through Canadian canine.
The 'Smoke' episode of The Littlest Hobo.
Towards the end of the first clip you see the little boy eat some poisoned meat off the floor outside of a hunting store. Of course the little boy (around 3) is there because he was left outside (alone) after his dad told him to wait outside.
The second part shows the owner of the store take all the heat for what has happened, and the boys father feeling no remorse for leaving his toddler son unsupervised like it was normal to do.
Sure, the store owner has enough guilt of his own for being cruel to animals; but why should he take the flak for someone elses stupid parenting decision? This is bad writing, surely.
BTW. Enjoy The Littlest Hobo. I do love this show! The guest protagonist is recognisable from appearances in The A-Team.
The 'Smoke' episode of The Littlest Hobo.
Towards the end of the first clip you see the little boy eat some poisoned meat off the floor outside of a hunting store. Of course the little boy (around 3) is there because he was left outside (alone) after his dad told him to wait outside.
The second part shows the owner of the store take all the heat for what has happened, and the boys father feeling no remorse for leaving his toddler son unsupervised like it was normal to do.
Sure, the store owner has enough guilt of his own for being cruel to animals; but why should he take the flak for someone elses stupid parenting decision? This is bad writing, surely.
BTW. Enjoy The Littlest Hobo. I do love this show! The guest protagonist is recognisable from appearances in The A-Team.
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