S4B wrote:That's my point, it just doesn't seem right.Yudster wrote:Johnny 1989 wrote:..............it's just that all the snogging never was a necessity in the old 26 year run.........Which might be because all the Doctors in that time looked like ancient horses of varying degrees of lameness so it would have been a bit tricky to find anyone in the universe who would WANT to kiss any of them.
Still doesn't mean it's right to kiss him though!!!!
I'd've kissed Tom Baker, Peter Davidson and Christopher Eccleston but not when they were being the Doctor!!!
Johnny 1989 wrote: Also Yudster, I take it you didn't fancy Davison in his Doctor Who days, some ladies fancied the pants off of him apparently (judging by comments on the DWF)God no. Especially not dressed as a public school cricket spectator.
Charlalottie on Twitter wrote:Just remembered that I played pool with a satanist last night. Really should go out on a Friday more often.
Charlalottie wrote:Had a good night last night. We lost the pub quiz but had my hair plaited by a viking.
Yudster wrote:Johnny 1989 wrote: Also Yudster, I take it you didn't fancy Davison in his Doctor Who days, some ladies fancied the pants off of him apparently (judging by comments on the DWF)God no. Especially not dressed as a public school cricket spectator.
S4B wrote:I fancied him when he was Tristan in All Creatures Great and Small but not as the Doctor
Well the Cricket costume was rather silly, but then again this was the 80'sS4B wrote:OI!! Nothing wrong with the 80's!Ha, you really are drunk aren't you!
Charlalottie on Twitter wrote:Just remembered that I played pool with a satanist last night. Really should go out on a Friday more often.
Charlalottie wrote:Had a good night last night. We lost the pub quiz but had my hair plaited by a viking.
neilt0 wrote:
Click, look, be happy.
Charlalottie on Twitter wrote:Just remembered that I played pool with a satanist last night. Really should go out on a Friday more often.
Charlalottie wrote:Had a good night last night. We lost the pub quiz but had my hair plaited by a viking.
SAV1OUR wrote:So, looking forward to the Gene Genie making his return then?Already on series link mate!
Yudster wrote:I deeply enjoyed the eighties - but that doesn't mean it was anything other than preposterous!Isn't that why it was amazing though!?
Charlalottie on Twitter wrote:Just remembered that I played pool with a satanist last night. Really should go out on a Friday more often.
Charlalottie wrote:Had a good night last night. We lost the pub quiz but had my hair plaited by a viking.
SAV1OUR wrote:So, looking forward to the Gene Genie making his return then?Yep, I'll be honest I prefer Ashes To Ashes over Life On Mars, probably because I was born in the 80's so can remember bits of it
Yudster wrote:I deeply enjoyed the eighties - but that doesn't mean it was anything other than preposterous!
S4B wrote:Isn't that why it was amazing though!?I agree with you both, the 80's were preposterous at times (hair & fashion for example) but I do rather like the 80's, it was a decade of constant change, more so than any other decade of the 20th Century. I also like the 20's/30's as well (whatever period Poirot and Jeeves & Wooster were set in) although that's more to do with the art deco architecture & objects, there's something rather striking about them.
Johnny 1989 wrote:Yep, I'll be honest I prefer Ashes To Ashes over Life On Mars, probably because I was born in the 80's so can remember bits of itHow does that work then? The first series was set in the summer of 1981. Even if you were born January 1980 you'd have been 18 months old at best. Can you remember being that young?
foot-loose wrote:Big * or no *, no "lol's" allowed. NEVA!
Deadly wrote:Topher wrote:Stuff about Thatcher....You are a disgrace and I'm looking forward to when someone you respect dies so I can rub your liberal face in it.
Munki Bhoy wrote:I watched a lot of Minder & Boon as a kid, which date from round that time (Minder definately does). TBH I remember the 80's from 1985 onwards (in parts, I was born in 1983) but fully from 1987ish onwards.Johnny 1989 wrote:Yep, I'll be honest I prefer Ashes To Ashes over Life On Mars, probably because I was born in the 80's so can remember bits of itHow does that work then? The first series was set in the summer of 1981. Even if you were born January 1980 you'd have been 18 months old at best. Can you remember being that young?
Topher wrote:I remember being three years old... only bits mind and I probably couldn't tell you the fashions and news of the time.I definately remember mullets (especially those dyed blonde) those horrible knitted jumpers, Thames Television & LWT quite vividly and Capital Radio on AM (Before Capital was split into FM/Gold) quite a lot. I remember when my old man bought Boston's Third Stage on cassette and telling me it was a great album (yep it is) & watching Queen Live At Wembley 86 on Channel 4 (when they still had that colour building blocks logo.)
charlalottie wrote:The channel 4 colour building blocks thing I can remember so that must have been round for ageeeeeeees. Even though I wasn't around in the 80's our front room looked pretty similar to some of the sets in Ashes to Ashes.Yep apparently from launch in 1982 until 1995/6
It still looked great even in 1995jocky85 wrote:LWT I remember and the Channel 4 building blocks. Also the girl and the clown as the 'off broadcast' screenWhen it was LWT's "last day on air" (read that as the name irradiated & replaced with ITV1), they were the only ones who bothered to pay tribute to their time on air.
Hopefully there's a repeat on this week 
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