Nov 15, 2025
The BBC are making a 90 minute version of the sea devils and if they cut this scene out they are literally homophobic
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The BBC are making a 90 minute version of the sea devils and if they cut this scene out they are literally homophobic
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i think they're neat (i'm biased)
Imagine being a biologist in the Doctor Who universe. Ancient lizard people emerge from underground saying they're called Homo reptilia. Ancient water lizard people emerge from the sea saying they're called Homo aqua.
No, you can't. You can't just join a genus. That's not how this works.
But we're humanoid
Doesn't matter. Sure that's a fascinating convergent evolution, a body plan arising millennia before we thought. Definitely grounds for research. But you AREN'T part of the Homo genus. Did you evolve from a primate ancestor? No, didn't think so. Go pick a new name.
quick(ish) classic series sea devil sketch à la procreate ahead of the war between the land and the sea coming out soon
i still think the BBC should've been brave and had Russell Tovey fall in love with one of these instead of making their faces more human-y
Legacies #3 - September 2010, cover by Jose Luis Garcia-Lopez + Dave Gibbons.
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Sea Devils #1 - Cover art by Russ Heath (1961)
Back in December 1971, Jon Pertwee, a Sea Devil and a Dalek, attended "The Fact or Fiction Science Show" at the London Planetarium. Also present at that event were Blue Peter presenter Peter Purves, the planetarium's director, John Ebdon and children from Dr Baranardo Homes
When they were waiting for the unidentified creatures to come through the tunnel I fully thought the Doctor would just swim out and be like: