Notice SB74 is completely out of proportion for its stated size. 13.3K meters is over 8 miles. The windows and doors and antennas are absurdly huge.
Guessing The Okudas didnβt weigh in on this thing.
Notice SB74 is completely out of proportion for its stated size. 13.3K meters is over 8 miles. The windows and doors and antennas are absurdly huge.
Guessing The Okudas didnβt weigh in on this thing.
Kirk, Spock and McCoy appearing disproportionately small against the controls of the Enterprise (Star Trek: The Terratin Incident, 1973)
βWhen upscaling the space dock, Captain, Starfleet should have made further adjustments to the interior.β
Hexagonal wall pattern as seen in many BBC productions, appearing here (looking rather tatty) in the sci-fi horror film Inseminoid (1981)
The 2016 film Passengers (starring Jennifer Lawrence & Chris Pratt) also features this wall pattern
Chris O'Dowd with his arm trapped in The Cloverfield Paradox (2018)
I love how that wall pattern broke BBC confinement and became a cinematic sci-fi clichΓ©
Surprised to discover that 1 of pair of thermometer props from The Seeds of Death & Colony in Space turns up hiding on a table in Sondergaard's lab in The Mutants.
#DoctorWho The Mutants is also where triangle pattern was created that will be seen frequently onwards.
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"Build High for Happiness!" became a bit of a thing with my wife too (tho from enjoying it on VHS)
Listing for Out of the Unknown: Immortality Inc. (1969)
If the BBC could film it in the late 60s on a TV budget, itβs doable (I actually have a vague memory of watching this now lost episode - yeah Iβm old)
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Freejack, albeit more faithfully-to-the-original-novel Immortality Inc.
Star Trek Annual, art by Edgar Hodges, 1972
Edgar Hodges (1972)
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βDoc-tor Who .. isss .. re-quired.β
Somehow, it looks like Crow T. Robot transformed into a spaceship
The Singularity is upon us: Apple's AI summarized a text message that read "I'm still down to clown if you are" to.... "clown event still possible."
When it would be impossible to guess the book from the cover artβ¦
Itβd look great on display in a genuine Edwardian DVD cabinet
A delicious repast, one might say
βWell, maybeβ meme
When you learn that Adrian Rigelsford was convicted of stealing ..
.. from the Daily Mail
In the 80s the Masters TARDIS copies the Doctors, in #DoctorWho Colony in Space, most of the Master's control room back and left corner is made from the Time Lord conference room in Ep1. Also the smaller Cybership can be seen on the floor by the door of the Primitive's 'lumber room'.
Having dinner through a straw in 2001: A Space Odyssey (1968)
One time our cat leapt onto the table when we werenβt looking and licked some wasabi. There was much regrets πΏ
'The People's Economist' Gary Stevenson responds to claims that wealthy people will 'leave Australia' if they are forced to pay their fair share of tax.
Listen to Follow the Money for more from Gary: https://theaus.in/4rM2fYh
Funny how Gerry Anderson productions had a much more realistic timeframe for humans landing on another planet than most other media
The trouble with these Tardis corridors is that they look like any old TV scifi spaceship.
Mad Monster Magazine Winter of 1965.
βοΈ & Monsters: Mad Monsters from Charlton only ran 10 issues in the early to mid β60βs. Never saw one as a kid, so itβs fun to acquaint myself with this publication. Has that charming, Charlton, cheaper paper vibe like the comics. Has an ad Iβve never seen. Even had mystery bags back then.
For a moment I thought she was in the TARDIS (pic.1)
Pertwee looking really bored here
Two Target Doctor Who novelisations both depicting incorrect Cybermen for the stories in question
An article about Doctor Who: Revenge of the Cybermen but clearly using images from βTombβ
The celebrated VHS for Doctor Who: Revenge of the Cybermen featuring an 80s βEarthshockβ Cyberman
In the grand tradition of βWrong Cybermenβ π
"COUNTDOWN - FOR USE WITH THE DOCTOR WHO ROLE PLAYING GAME" (1985). #DrWho #DoctorWho #scifi #scifiart #scifibooks
the far reich appropriating music created by those who hate their guts bc music created by their supporters sucks arse