Watched Eurythmics at the BBC – my standout
Sound is unfortunately not as pure as was shown.
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While some of the episodes were already voiced by Johnny Hardwick, the rest of the season will be voiced by Toby Huss… I wonder if you’ll be able to tell a difference in the voices? Obviously, he’ll be credited once he takes over.
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Doctor Who (contains spoilers)
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I haven’t kept up, for various reasons, but I’d been hoping for a longer run for that particular, um, situation? Storyline? (Trying to be non-spoilery here… 
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I’m woefully deficient on NuWho so I really don’t know what to make of the other bit of news the article drops. I’m more familiar with the Classic era, and I need to catch up at some point.
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Finally got to see Sinners. It was so good!
Saw a preview for this too, June 5 (I think @mindysan33 mentioned it a bit ago?).
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I kind of want to go to see that in the theater!
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Reyonlds jumps in the elevator with a studio head and yells, “Star Wars, but with meta jokes about anal intercourse and drug abuse!”
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Think I’ll go see that. It’s playing nearby.
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Friday.
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God damn it! The guy who voiced John Redcorn was just murdered, and according to his husband the motivation was homophobia:
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Alan Tudyk is a treasure.
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That’s like saying niagra falls is “damp”. That neighbor is a horrible person and tortured both of them.
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A Dogma 2? Smith says he has an idea for it that could include the original cast (who are still with us) or could be a new cast…
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yes please
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Quite watchable for a film about bland people in bland settings doing bland things, but I never figured out how the business shenanigans and the supernatural shenanigans were meant to relate to each other.
ETA: Although the concern over the potential legal complications of American investors owning the rights to an original patent is a cute nod to this film’s borrowing the structure of Carnival of Souls.
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Back in the late 90s, this is one of the earliest stories of Doctor Who that I remember seeing in its entirety.
I remember when the title “Pyramids of Mars” came up I thought “oh, boy, this is going to be great.” And then I was disappointed to find they spent most of the episode running around the grounds of a country manor.
This time around I was prepared for it, and I liked it a bit more. Judging by the comments, many people think this is one of the best episodes ever made. I can’t go that far, but it was OK.
One thing it gets right is the god Sutekh. He is intimidating even though he never gets out of his chair.
Interesting to note — this entire episode was shot on film, so it looks great.
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I’m not remembering it well enough to answer confidently, but I seem to remember interpeting their connection as a commentary on greedy, shark-like behavior being a kind of “deadening,” zombie-like life? That may be way off base…
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Such an excellent story!
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