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seanhuxter
Registered: 08/27/05
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Let's not forget the Big Finish Dalek story which takes place in Shakespeare's time.
When you get Daleks going around quoting Shakespeare, you really have to rethink the script...
Sean.
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gwensdad2003
Registered: 05/02/06
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| Friday, August 25 2006 @ 10:06 AM EDT |
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Should meet:
Batman
(he has a Dalek in a closet-JLA Classified #1)
here
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tarashnat
Registered: 08/17/05
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| Friday, August 25 2006 @ 02:30 PM EDT |
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[Quote by: seanhuxter] Let's not forget the Big Finish Dalek story which takes place in Shakespeare's time.
When you get Daleks going around quoting Shakespeare, you really have to rethink the script...
Sean.
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| Hey, If Klingons can quote Shakespeare, why not Daleks? At least Daleks are British!!! 
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Daleks don't accept apologies! YOU WILL BE EXTERMINATED!
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joereform
Registered: 06/11/06
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| Friday, August 25 2006 @ 06:13 PM EDT |
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My off-the-top-of-my-head list:
Alfred Hitchcock
Peter the Great
Che Guevara
Joan of Arc
Benjamin Franklin
Isaac Asimov (perhaps when he was a child/teenager)
Edward R. Murrow
Mata Hari
Daniel Defoe
Sir Walter Raliegh
Dashiell Hammett
Vasco da Gama
King Solomon
Ferdinand and Isabella
Andrew Jackson (during the War of 1812)
Susan B. Anthony
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BadWolf
Registered: 03/25/06
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| Saturday, August 26 2006 @ 12:03 AM EDT |
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Some good lists here......
But how about Jack The Ripper (and take your choice as to which one) |
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Forget the shooty dog thing!
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Louis
Registered: 01/01/04
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| Saturday, August 26 2006 @ 01:48 AM EDT |
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hmm... Let me add to the fun here. I will try to list those that haven't already been listed to my knowledge here.
- Thomas Edison
- Harvey Milk
- Andy Warhol
- Salvador Dali
- Sydney Newman
- Martin Luther King
- Jimi Hendrix
- John Glenn
and since some have included fictional characters as well... Let me through in one as well:
- Indiana Jones
Well... that's it for now.
Cheers,
Louis
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DScott750
Registered: 08/10/05
Posts: 111
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| Saturday, August 26 2006 @ 02:50 AM EDT |
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Had an idea for Jimi when I thought his latest companion Martha should have been picked up in the past. In particular at Woodstock, and Martha mistakes the TARDIS for a protapaotty-and the Doctor gives Hendrix Hendrix the notion to play the National Anthem  |
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Magpie
Registered: 06/29/06
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| Saturday, August 26 2006 @ 12:50 PM EDT |
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| I think they should run into a boy named Kevin and a bunch of dwarves with a map. |
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If Worzel Gummidge and the Third Doctor had a fist fight - who would win?
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Louis
Registered: 01/01/04
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| Sunday, August 27 2006 @ 04:27 AM EDT |
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| [Quote by: Magpie] I think they should run into a boy named Kevin and a bunch of dwarves with a map. |
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Cute. It's been a while since I seen that movie... though I do have the DVD, albeit still in it's shrink wrap at this point. One of these days I will break it open and enjoy it watching it again.
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jeffreysg
Registered: 07/20/06
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| Friday, September 29 2006 @ 04:58 PM EDT |
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| Going somewhat along those lines, perhaps he could meet. Keaunu Reeves, Michael J. Fox, Scott Bakula or James Darren. |
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DScott750
Registered: 08/10/05
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| Friday, September 29 2006 @ 05:19 PM EDT |
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how about the teenaged mutant ninja turtles or garoyles.  |
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DarthSkeptical
Registered: 03/11/06
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| Tuesday, January 30 2007 @ 10:36 PM EST |
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| See, I've thought for a while now that the most plausible fictional meetup could be between the Doctor and Serenity crew. Sure, it could never happen for rights reasons (well, at least it could never be aired on SciFi in the US for rights reasons), but the era of Firefly is mostly unexplored territory in the Doctor Who universe, so it could plausibly be that Serenity plies a corner of space-time where the Doctor could materialize . . . |
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"I think of myself as ambitious in casting terms, and I know that Bonnie [Langford] has the potential to make the part totally unirritating . . ." — JNT, 1986
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Louis
Registered: 01/01/04
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| Wednesday, January 31 2007 @ 01:16 AM EST |
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I remember sometime back in the 80's there was fan fiction written and published (magazine style if I recall correctly -- I remember at had an illustrated cover... it may have even been a graphic novel, but I am sure DarthSkeptical would know about it then) of the Doctor on the Enterprise... In which the TARDIS finds itself on board the USS Enterprise (of the original series, Kirk, Spock, etc.). I don't recall any details, I need to dig it up (if I can find it).
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whodovoodoo
Registered: 10/30/06
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| Wednesday, January 31 2007 @ 12:55 PM EST |
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[Quote by: Doctor Whoovie] Others who spring to mind
British Legendary (may have existed)
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Robin Hood
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Ahhh....
but which one?
 For the little'uns ?
 For the nostalgic?
 For those who never emerged from the 80s!
 For the trekkies?
or just because Cary Elwes would be a super AWESOME guest star!
 (Unlike some other Robin Hoods, he can speak with an English accent. Gasp!)
 My personal favourite. This is where my vote lies.
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DarthSkeptical
Registered: 03/11/06
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| Wednesday, January 31 2007 @ 01:21 PM EST |
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[Quote by: Louis]
I remember sometime back in the 80's there was fan fiction written and published (magazine style if I recall correctly -- I remember at had an illustrated cover... it may have even been a graphic novel, but I am sure DarthSkeptical would know about it then) of the Doctor on the Enterprise... In which the TARDIS finds itself on board the USS Enterprise (of the original series, Kirk, Spock, etc.). I don't recall any details, I need to dig it up (if I can find it).
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| I think you're talkin' about the granddaddy of all ST/DW crossovers, at least from an American perspective, called The Doctor and the Enterprise. Though it was a prose work, I do know a little about the art on the original printed version. The cover art was by Gail Bennett, a fairly famous name in late 70s/early 80s fan art circles (she even sold some of her work to minor professional works, such as the Doctor Who: Find Your Fate line of books). In the early 80s it was considered something of a coup if you could get Bennett to do your cover; she was as close as you could get to a professional artist (and as she made some money off of her art, I guess she was a professional).
The problem with this work is that there's more than one version, but the only one that's approved by Airey should read as the text linked to, above, and should have the cover art by Bennett.
The version which comes closest to being a graphic novel is the one most frowned upon by the author. It, perhaps, was released without writer Jean Airey's permission, by Pioneer Books. Since Pioneer was a professional publisher, looking to make money off the book, they worried about infringing copyright laws. Hence, they changed the work, by replacing names like "Captain Kirk" with simply "The Captain", and including a number of exaggerated pieces of line art. Their aim was to make the work feel like a parody, to which copyright law doesn't generally apply. In the process they gutted the intent of the author. |
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