Artifacts from an alternative universe where Doctor Who was successfully revived on US TV in 1996
I know what you’re thinking, but David Hasslehoff’s guest appearance on Eureka! didn’t happen until after the series had ended, so it doesn’t really count.
Archived from the Tardis Data Core Wiki. Oh, you should have heard the complaints from rec.arts.drwho when they changed up the logo.
Transcript below the fold.
Continue reading Tales from /lost+found 21: Choose Your Own Wikipedia
Why did I post these in the wrong order? Because I like to keep you guessing.
I’ll be honest with you, the first season after they switched over to the Sci-Fi Channel wasn’t all that great. Text version below the fold.
Eh. Just wait for the full season box set to come out. It’ll have more special features anyway.
I miss Full Motion Video games. Wish they’d try it again now that the technology and video game budgets makes it vaguely feasible and you don’t need to ship on 16 CDs.
Obviously, though, the rail-shooter sequence was a mistake.
As you can tell by the color of the paper, this is the sixth revision of the shooting script for the Doctor Who fortieth anniversary special. Numerous rewrites were required to accommodate David HasslehoffHasselhoff’s insistence that his character not come off as “a total poindexter”. Transcript below the fold.
Continue reading Tales from /lost+found 15: In Which the Hoff is Hassled
A number of fans were vocally angered when the events of this book, particularly in reference to the circumstances of the seventh Doctor’s regeneration, were contradicted by the 2003 episode “The Terrible Zodin”.
