Forgive me. *Fangirl squee*
Got the full Dr. Who first season as an early b-day present & had something of a Whofest with my Dad & little brother. I found it amusing that Dad described the 60's TARDIS as a "pop can hanging from strings" just before watching "The Empty Child." Needless to say, I included the series on my interest list.
We did pause for one thing, though: the Science Channel did Marvel superpowers in real life. X-men, five-armed salamanders, bulked-up mice, half-nekkid bodybuilding men, and lifting cars with half-inch-thick polymers. Cutting edge science + comic book geekery = OTP. They also did some documentary a while back called "Alien Planet" that featured some possible forms of alternate evolution. Four words: swamp dragons & Andalite feet. (With nearly probable explanations.) I have just about decided that the Science Channel is teh awesome.
Not much of substance to add to that tonight, but many shiny things under the cut.
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We did pause for one thing, though: the Science Channel did Marvel superpowers in real life. X-men, five-armed salamanders, bulked-up mice, half-nekkid bodybuilding men, and lifting cars with half-inch-thick polymers. Cutting edge science + comic book geekery = OTP. They also did some documentary a while back called "Alien Planet" that featured some possible forms of alternate evolution. Four words: swamp dragons & Andalite feet. (With nearly probable explanations.) I have just about decided that the Science Channel is teh awesome.
Not much of substance to add to that tonight, but many shiny things under the cut.
Create your own! Originally Written By ga_woo, Hosted and ReWritten by darkman424