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William Hartnell was so fucking funny
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William Hartnell was so fucking funny
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‘The Tenth Planet’, Dr. Who, 1966
My favorite version of the cybermen
‘Doctor Who - The Twelfth Planet’ acrylic painting. Blog: The Twelfth Planet
"Tenth Planet" by Solid Space
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'I don't like your tone, sir!'
(First Doctor era quote of the day- The Tenth Planet)
Was obsessed with this one in high school
Tenth Planet - Ghosts (Vincent De Moor Remix)
RUN March 1984
This issue’s cover story was not a game, but by the astronomer Charles T. Kowal. He promoted the “perhaps slow but certainly personal” qualities of his Commodore 64 analyzing the motion of Neptune to search for a tenth planet. Things might not have worked out quite the way he’d hoped, but it was still worth trying. The “TED” on the cover wound up as the Commodore Plus/4, a “riddle wrapped in a mystery inside an enigma” rather than a million-seller.