March 2010
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Steven Moffat Interviewed by SFX - Part Two →
“It’s interesting that kids call him the Eleventh Doctor, not the Third Doctor. They absolutely know that this is a long, ancient series, and it’s all one show. We don’t need to grab icons from the past. There will come a series where we don’t use anything from the past. That’s quite possible.”
Mar 31st
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Doctor Who Episode Guide →
“1. The Eleventh Hour Writer: Steven Moffat Guest Stars: Annette Crosbie, Nina Wadia, and Arthur Darvill Geronimo! A brand-new Doctor crashing to Earth. New face, new body, new man. And he’s barely staggered out of the blue box, before he’s found himself in the middle of the Crisis That Just Won’t Stop!”
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Steven Moffat Interviewed by SFX →
“It’s a very, very simple format that hasn’t really changed very much since the mid ’60s, quite honestly. What you do with Doctor Who is change it every time the TARDIS lands somewhere new. You step out of the doors and it’s a different genre, it’s a different style.”
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'Battlefield Earth' Screenwriter Apologises! →
“You’re supposed to reach an “End Point.” I never did, but I was bored so I told them I had a vision of L. Ron. They said, “What did he say?” “Pull my finger,” was my response. They said I was done.”
Mar 29th
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Claudia Winkleman Inexplicably Named As New... →
You know when you fancy the arse off one of those Zelebrities, and you hate yourself for it? You know what I mean, don’t give me that. Like self-loathing, but with a hard-on. Anyway - is there a word for that? There should be a word for that. That’s how I feel about Claudia Winkleman. She looks - and sounds, because most of her persona is made up of odd and unusual noises; the sort of...
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Pat Mills' Tribute to John Hicklenton →
Mar 27th
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ListenChurch of the SubGenius Hour of Slack #1249 -...
Mar 26th
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UK Web & Mini Comix Thing
Queued posts for the early part of this weekend, as I’ll be in Mile End, London this Saturday, exhibiting at the UK Web & Mini Comix Thing in the Great Hall of the Queen Mary University from 10am ‘til 5pm. For sale will be the latest issue of West, as well as original pages of art from that issue - or just pop by and say hello.
Mar 26th
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Mar 25th
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“If he wants to fix something, go back and redo Howard The Duck!”
– Unknown Star Wars fan in the trailer for the documentary The People Versus George Lucas.
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Duck Mouth →
It’s always nice when one’s own foibles/peccadilloes/fetishes/perversions get a name, and now my long standing preference for women with wonky mouths has been named by those lovely folk in Japan. Ahiru-guchi (or ‘duck mouth’) is the term given to the protruding pout of the upper lip which most people will associate with such actresses as Michelle Pfeiffer and Calista...
Mar 25th
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“…ANY SCENE, THUS, WHICH DOES NOT BOTH ADVANCE THE PLOT, AND STANDALONE (THAT IS,...”
– - a letter David Mamet sent his writers on the TV series The Unit. The cap locks are Mamet’s. Yes, everything he writes (including his letters and emails) must be read VERY LOUDLY and QUICKLY.  (via diablocodyisnotevenherrealname) (via meaghano)
Mar 24th
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Bonus!
I just found a Bialetti stovetop espresso maker in a charity shop for £2!
Mar 24th
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@ Symbol Acquired by MoMA's Department of... →
Mar 24th
clientsfromhell: Client: “$50?! That’s kind of steep don’t you think?” Me: “No. It takes me about two hours to draw them.” Client: “Well, what’s your hourly rate? I need to save money.” Me: “$25 an hour.” Client: “Good. I think we can work with that.”
Mar 23rd
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John Hicklenton, 1967-2010
The Forbidden Planet Blog reports that 2000AD artist John Hicklenton has died after many years of battling with MS. Starting his career in 2000AD, his first credit was a Future Shock (a short, twist-in-the-tale SF story) written by Neil Gaiman. I was reading 2000AD at that time, and I don’t - in all honesty - remember it, but I definitely recall his astonishing, disturbing debut as the...
Mar 23rd
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Hey, Tumblr!
Thanks for blowing two days’ worth of my queued posts in the last half hour. Dick.
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