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Big Mean Jerk posted:The only Who cosplay I’ve ever done was 7 a few years back, but I’d absolutely attempt a 12 costume if it wasn’t 95° here pretty much year-round. My sister had a great 11 cosplay at one point too. Do you live inside an oven? I'm pretty sure humans aren't supposed to live in places where it gets that hot.
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Cleretic posted:I've been interested in getting a Thirteen cosplay together, but it strikes me as an outfit that you need just a bit more figure than I have to pull off. Otherwise I'd sorta get lost in the coat. Just go for it! I mean, look at this 13th cosplayer:
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Davros1 posted:Just go for it! I mean, look at this 13th cosplayer: I will always treasure the fact that the one guy who would be completely blameless if he was bitter or held a grudge about how his time on the series ended so abruptly, is instead still supporting and boosting the show to this day. 
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Aug 10, 2019 14:55
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I’ve cosplayed TVMovie 7, a version of 8 (black velvet rather than green), 10 for Halloween, and I’ve done 12’s hoodie and a coat look just out and about many times.
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Aug 10, 2019 15:14
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I've done an 11 costume for Halloween at work a few times, but I was able to put it together out of my existing wardrobe and my hair is usually the right length, if the wrong colour.
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marktheando posted:Do you live inside an oven? I'm pretty sure humans aren't supposed to live in places where it gets that hot. Houston, so basically. I guess it’s more like a pressure cooker than an oven with the humidity.
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Aug 10, 2019 16:44
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My mum's into knitting, so my sister once asked her to knit her a Tom Baker scarf. She's not a huge fan or anything, but is old enough to remember Tom's era and always liked the scarf. My sis underestimated how huge Tom's scarf actually was though and our mum already has a tendency to make things too big, so the result was predictably humongous. My sister ended up splitting it in half and having two perfectly good scarves left over.
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Aug 10, 2019 17:06
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Jerusalem posted:That's why you gotta thank heaven for the TV movie makeover it does kind of paint eight's regeneration with long hair in a different light
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Aug 10, 2019 23:06
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The_Doctor posted:I’ve cosplayed TVMovie 7, a version of 8 (black velvet rather than green), 10 for Halloween, and I’ve done 12’s hoodie and a coat look just out and about many times. 
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Aug 10, 2019 23:07
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https://mobile.twitter.com/IanLevine/status/1160261880579010560 Anyone got IanLevine.gif?
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Aug 11, 2019 16:49
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Joe Staczynski.
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Aug 11, 2019 16:52
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I’d actually love to see some Straczynski-written episodes.
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Aug 11, 2019 16:54
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I mostly was making fun of Ian Levine not bothering to actually Google the correct spelling. Although I'm surprised he'd even enjoy a Gatiss-helmed program, considering he hated the whole of the revival, including the seasons where Gatiss was very much involved.
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Aug 11, 2019 17:32
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Fair Bear Maiden posted:I mostly was making fun of Ian Levine not bothering to actually Google the correct spelling. That tweet reminds me of how I felt when the story got out that Karl Rove loved Babylon 5. There is a cute moment in a video posted in response to Levine of Sylvester McCoy talking about 13: he is of course delighted by Jodie, and is especially happy that her sonic was built upon a spoon.
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Aug 11, 2019 19:21
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Levine: The record ratings for the most recent season of the show is further proof of how reviled it is by fans!
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Just lol that Levine thinks Neil Gaiman, of all people, would deliver the chud-adjacent version of the show he wants.
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Aug 12, 2019 05:17
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Jerusalem posted:Levine: The record ratings for the most recent season of the show is further proof of how reviled it is by fans! Captain Marvel making a billion dollars is proof that women shouldn't be superheroes! I unabashedly love that these CHUDs keep getting proven wrong, over and over, though I'd be a lot happier if the media didn't treat the narrative as a "both sides" thing since one side is so clearly wrong.
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Aug 12, 2019 06:04
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BF is doing Space: 1999 https://www.bigfinish.com/releases/v/space-1999-breakaway-2127
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Aug 12, 2019 11:25
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I wouldn't call Levine a CHUD, he's gay. Definitely a huge sexist though. And I say that to mean he is very sexist, and also fat.
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marktheando posted:I wouldn't call Levine a CHUD, he's gay. There have definitely been gay CHUDs. While not being cishet makes it less likely for a person to be a reactionary, it's not something that precludes a person from being one. Although I don't know anything about Levine's politics, it's possible he's just reactionary when it comes to TV shows changing.
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Fair Bear Maiden posted:There have definitely been gay CHUDs. While not being cishet makes it less likely for a person to be a reactionary, it's not something that precludes a person from being one. I know they exist but being a Trump supporter seems very unlikely for an openly gay English guy with a big interest in soul music. Anyway I checked his twitter for mentions of Trump, he's very much not a fan.
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Aug 12, 2019 14:04
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Levine is a reactionary twit, which doesn't necessitate supporting Trump but is derived from the same attitudes.
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DoctorWhat posted:Levine is a reactionary twit, which doesn't necessitate supporting Trump but is derived from the same attitudes. Well obviously, but CHUDs are specifically Trump supporters, I thought?
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marktheando posted:Well obviously, but CHUDs are specifically Trump supporters, I thought? Yeah, pretty much. There's a very strong case to be made for gammonry, though
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Just think of all those republicans who are fervently anti-gay that get caught on Grindr or cruising in airport bathrooms or what have you.
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Aug 12, 2019 15:54
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Levine is mostly just an awful prick who almost certainly still harbours a grudge for Chibnall going on TV in the 80s to criticise Who when Levine was involved in production.
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marktheando posted:I know they exist but being a Trump supporter seems very unlikely for an openly gay English guy with a big interest in soul music. Anyway I checked his twitter for mentions of Trump, he's very much not a fan. Wouldn't the Brit equivalent be a Farage supporter?
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Fil5000 posted:Levine is mostly just an awful prick who almost certainly still harbours a grudge for Chibnall going on TV in the 80s to criticise Who when Levine was involved in production. I thought Levine was gone by the time Chibnall criticized Who? IIRC Chibnall was complaining about the likes of Bonnie Langford which Ian (along with Eric Saward) also whinged about.
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Gordon Shumway posted:Wouldn't the Brit equivalent be a Farage supporter? Yeah. In his Trump tweet he was also complaining about Brexit so he's not one of them. For all his faults Levine doesn't appear to be a racist.
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Zaroff posted:I thought Levine was gone by the time Chibnall criticized Who? IIRC Chibnall was complaining about the likes of Bonnie Langford which Ian (along with Eric Saward) also whinged about. I could well be off by a couple of years, yeah. I might just be thinking this because of forktoss' comic that has him lumbering in the background while Saward and JNT are discussing Trial of a Timelord
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Narsham posted:That tweet reminds me of how I felt when the story got out that Karl Rove loved Babylon 5.= Babylon 5, as much as I love it, still has a hardon for the Great Man theory of history and military intervention solving problems. It's got a much easier far right read than, say, TNG - although that still happens.
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The US equivalent of this is when ex-Presidents pal around after they're out of office. 
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This is loving awesome
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Jerusalem posted:This is loving awesome Had to dig this one up from the previous thread: found this gem too: Davros1 posted:https://twitter.com/haruspis/status/1074457555303309312?s=20
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marktheando posted:I know they exist but being a Trump supporter seems very unlikely for an openly gay English guy with a big interest in soul music. I mean, has anyone asked Milo what he thinks of Northern Soul? 
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It's also pretty loving amazing that the fate of the show is in the hands of the Teen Contingent of the 70s and 80s DWAS...something no doubt even more galling for Levine!
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Popped open Day of the Doctor, just intending to watch Eleven and Ten meet in the woods and wound up watching the entire rest of the special  I love how disturbed Ten looks
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Vinylshadow posted:Popped open Day of the Doctor, just intending to watch Eleven and Ten meet in the woods and wound up watching the entire rest of the special John Hurt angerly saying "Timey Wimey" is one of my favorite Who moments ever.
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York_M_Chan posted:John Hurt angerly saying "Timey Wimey" is one of my favorite Who moments ever. Not even a minute with another Doctor and he's already done with their crap "What are you going to do, assemble a cabinet at them?" They chose well, and I'm glad we got as much from him as we did He is sorely missed
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