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I'd recommend starting with Pertwee, or Troughton at the earliest. But some of those early cybermen were pretty darn embarrasing! ![]() Jeff |
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I think 'An Unearthly Child' (as in, the first episode) is essential viewing. But don't bother with the tedious stone age rubbish that follows it. 'The Daleks' was pretty poor too. But once you get to 'The Dalek Invasion of Earth', things really begin to take off. Sorry for veering slightly off topic. Paul |
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Okay, I feel like it's safe for me to admit this:
Sgt Benton, from UNIT (Dr. Who) /me so nerdy! |
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ok, so me: 1) Spock, Kirk and McCoy (sorry, I see them as the three faces of man, I can't seperate them into seperate characters) 2) Han Solo 3) Starbuck 4) Snake Plisken 5) Morpheus (Matrix) 6) Doc (from Space Rangers--- not often you see a character with second hand cyberware...) 7) Roy Batty 8) San? Zun? The photosynthesing sexy priestess on Farscape 9) Kaylee (firefly) 10) Wolverine I see a trend (other than the incredible rogue beefcake). Why are there no memorable sci fi WOMEN? |
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Here's my list: 1. Spock 2. Capt. Kirk 3. Dr. McCoy 4. HAL 5. Dr. Strangelove 6. Data 7. Fox Mulder & Dana Scully 8. the Robot (Lost in Space) 9. Tom Servo 10. the planet Mars (multiple appearances ![]() |
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I saw this episode of Star Trek the other day. It had Kirk & the gang landing on a planet that had evolved in exactly the same way as the Earth, with communists and Americans eventually fighting a nuclear war. They even had the same historical documents! I was nearly choking with laughter come the end. And you talk about it being hard to suspend disbelief in Doctor Who! I can only assume that this particular story was written by a five year old, and to be honest, some of Shatner's acting nearly had me 'Shatnering' my pants. And the Doctor didn't have to wear a corset. Or have a Shredded Wheat on his head. STOS is dated, preachy moralising rubbish that should be burned and flushed down the toilet immediately. Grumblemumblegrumble... Paul PS: Rant mode now disengaged. PPS: I love all post-Roddenberry Star Trek. |
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This list is a reflection of what I've seen and liked... don't take it too personal-like. It's in approximate descending order, too.[list=1][*]Jean-Luc Picard[*]Ellie Arroway[*]Delenn[*]Data[*]Dave Bowman[*]Han Solo[*]Virgil "Bud" Brigman[*]Obi-wan Kenobi[*]Spock[*]G'kar[/list=1]
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I thought about including Bud, too, but thought he wasn't really sci-fi. Great character, and his wife too!
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