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The Doctor wrote:
In "Victory of the Daleks", the Doctor faces his old enemies
in WWII-era London. The Daleks are disguised as British war
machines, manipulating Winston Churchill's forces. The story
introduces a new, colorful Dalek paradigm, but the plot is
thin and rushed. The pacing feels uneven, with a swift
transition from war intrigue to sci-fi action.
While the historical setting and Daleks' reintroduction are
entertaining, the execution falls short. Overall, it's an
enjoyable but flawed episode. I'd give it a 6/10, mostly for
nostalgic value and visuals.
What sort of a review is that? There's no mention of Spitfires
in space, but the humpback Daleks get a mention. <shrugs>
And we won't even mention the trains in the sky!
Ooops, too late. Sorry Daniel...
:-)
In "Victory of the Daleks", the Doctor faces his old enemies
in WWII-era London. The Daleks are disguised as British war
machines, manipulating Winston Churchill's forces. The story
introduces a new, colorful Dalek paradigm, but the plot is
thin and rushed. The pacing feels uneven, with a swift
transition from war intrigue to sci-fi action.
While the historical setting and Daleks' reintroduction are
entertaining, the execution falls short. Overall, it's an
enjoyable but flawed episode. I'd give it a 6/10, mostly for
nostalgic value and visuals.
The Doctor wrote:
In "Victory of the Daleks", the Doctor faces his old enemies
in WWII-era London. The Daleks are disguised as British war
machines, manipulating Winston Churchill's forces. The story
introduces a new, colorful Dalek paradigm, but the plot is
thin and rushed. The pacing feels uneven, with a swift
transition from war intrigue to sci-fi action.
While the historical setting and Daleks' reintroduction are
entertaining, the execution falls short. Overall, it's an
enjoyable but flawed episode. I'd give it a 6/10, mostly for
nostalgic value and visuals.
What sort of a review is that? There's no mention of Spitfires
in space, but the humpback Daleks get a mention. <shrugs>
And we won't even mention the trains in the sky!
Ooops, too late. Sorry Daniel...
:-)
In article <xn0oses6s87gwd002@post.eweka.nl>,
Blueshirt <blueshirt@indigo.news> wrote:
The Doctor wrote:
In "Victory of the Daleks", the Doctor faces his old enemies
in WWII-era London. The Daleks are disguised as British war
machines, manipulating Winston Churchill's forces. The story
introduces a new, colorful Dalek paradigm, but the plot is
thin and rushed. The pacing feels uneven, with a swift
transition from war intrigue to sci-fi action.
While the historical setting and Daleks' reintroduction are
entertaining, the execution falls short. Overall, it's an
enjoyable but flawed episode. I'd give it a 6/10, mostly for
nostalgic value and visuals.
What sort of a review is that? There's no mention of Spitfires
in space, but the humpback Daleks get a mention. <shrugs>
And we won't even mention the trains in the sky!
Ooops, too late. Sorry Daniel...
:-)
Rant on! Hence why AI is what DAnnyboy says it is!
The Doctor wrote on 24/10/24 2:19 am:
Hence why AI is what DAnnyboy says it is!
Oh!! And what do I say 'AI' is, Gobble-de-gook??
The Doctor wrote on 24/10/24 2:19 am:
In article <xn0oses6s87gwd002@post.eweka.nl>,Oh!! And what do I say 'AI' is, Gobble-de-gook??
Blueshirt <blueshirt@indigo.news> wrote:
The Doctor wrote:
In "Victory of the Daleks", the Doctor faces his old enemies
in WWII-era London. The Daleks are disguised as British war
machines, manipulating Winston Churchill's forces. The story
introduces a new, colorful Dalek paradigm, but the plot is
thin and rushed. The pacing feels uneven, with a swift
transition from war intrigue to sci-fi action.
While the historical setting and Daleks' reintroduction are
entertaining, the execution falls short. Overall, it's an
enjoyable but flawed episode. I'd give it a 6/10, mostly for
nostalgic value and visuals.
What sort of a review is that? There's no mention of Spitfires
in space, but the humpback Daleks get a mention. <shrugs>
And we won't even mention the trains in the sky!
Ooops, too late. Sorry Daniel...
:-)
Rant on! Hence why AI is what DAnnyboy says it is!
--
Daniel
Daniel70 wrote:
The Doctor wrote on 24/10/24 2:19 am:
Oh!! And what do I say 'AI' is, Gobble-de-gook??
Hence why AI is what DAnnyboy says it is!
Oooh, is this a quiz that we can all play?
Okay, I'll give it a go...
Ass-wipe Intelligence?
Absurd Intelligence?
Ass-wipe Idiot-speak?
Ass-wipe Imbicility?
Artificial Idiocy?
Artificial Insanity?
Ass-wipe's Insanity?
Etcetera...
In article <vfd4ot$2j5bn$3@dont-email.me>,
Daniel70 <daniel47@nomail.afraid.org> wrote:
The Doctor wrote on 24/10/24 2:19 am:
In article <xn0oses6s87gwd002@post.eweka.nl>,Oh!! And what do I say 'AI' is, Gobble-de-gook??
Blueshirt <blueshirt@indigo.news> wrote:
The Doctor wrote:
In "Victory of the Daleks", the Doctor faces his old enemies
in WWII-era London. The Daleks are disguised as British war
machines, manipulating Winston Churchill's forces. The story
introduces a new, colorful Dalek paradigm, but the plot is
thin and rushed. The pacing feels uneven, with a swift
transition from war intrigue to sci-fi action.
While the historical setting and Daleks' reintroduction are
entertaining, the execution falls short. Overall, it's an
enjoyable but flawed episode. I'd give it a 6/10, mostly for
nostalgic value and visuals.
What sort of a review is that? There's no mention of Spitfires
in space, but the humpback Daleks get a mention. <shrugs>
And we won't even mention the trains in the sky!
Ooops, too late. Sorry Daniel...
:-)
Rant on! Hence why AI is what DAnnyboy says it is!
You know!
Daniel70 wrote:
The Doctor wrote on 24/10/24 2:19 am:
Oh!! And what do I say 'AI' is, Gobble-de-gook??
Hence why AI is what DAnnyboy says it is!
Oooh, is this a quiz that we can all play?
Okay, I'll give it a go...
Ass-wipe Intelligence?
Absurd Intelligence?
Ass-wipe Idiot-speak?
Ass-wipe Imbicility?
Artificial Idiocy?
Artificial Insanity?
Ass-wipe's Insanity?
Etcetera...
Daniel70 wrote:
The Doctor wrote on 24/10/24 2:19 am:
Oh!! And what do I say 'AI' is, Gobble-de-gook??
Hence why AI is what DAnnyboy says it is!
Oooh, is this a quiz that we can all play?
Okay, I'll give it a go...
Ass-wipe Intelligence?
Absurd Intelligence?
Ass-wipe Idiot-speak?
Ass-wipe Imbicility?
Artificial Idiocy?
Artificial Insanity?
Ass-wipe's Insanity?
Etcetera...
Blueshirt wrote on 24/10/24 9:48 pm:
Daniel70 wrote:
The Doctor wrote on 24/10/24 2:19 am:
Oh!! And what do I say 'AI' is, Gobble-de-gook??
Hence why AI is what DAnnyboy says it is!
Oooh, is this a quiz that we can all play?
No, although your attempts ALL seem appropriate, I was merely trying to >determine what my Voice (in Gobble-de-gook's head) had said.
Okay, I'll give it a go...--
Ass-wipe Intelligence?
Absurd Intelligence?
Ass-wipe Idiot-speak?
Ass-wipe Imbicility?
Artificial Idiocy?
Artificial Insanity?
Ass-wipe's Insanity?
Etcetera...
Daniel
The Doctor wrote on 24/10/24 9:58 pm:
In article <vfd4ot$2j5bn$3@dont-email.me>,If *I* knew what *I* had said (in this instance), why would *I* have to
Daniel70 <daniel47@nomail.afraid.org> wrote:
The Doctor wrote on 24/10/24 2:19 am:
In article <xn0oses6s87gwd002@post.eweka.nl>,Oh!! And what do I say 'AI' is, Gobble-de-gook??
Blueshirt <blueshirt@indigo.news> wrote:
The Doctor wrote:
In "Victory of the Daleks", the Doctor faces his old enemies
in WWII-era London. The Daleks are disguised as British war
machines, manipulating Winston Churchill's forces. The story
introduces a new, colorful Dalek paradigm, but the plot is
thin and rushed. The pacing feels uneven, with a swift
transition from war intrigue to sci-fi action.
While the historical setting and Daleks' reintroduction are
entertaining, the execution falls short. Overall, it's an
enjoyable but flawed episode. I'd give it a 6/10, mostly for
nostalgic value and visuals.
What sort of a review is that? There's no mention of Spitfires
in space, but the humpback Daleks get a mention. <shrugs>
And we won't even mention the trains in the sky!
Ooops, too late. Sorry Daniel...
:-)
Rant on! Hence why AI is what DAnnyboy says it is!
You know!
ask YOU, Gobble-de-gook??
--
Daniel