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Sponsor |  Happibun | Apr 5, 1:38pm | K9, has had many modifications over the years, but has always retained his glorious naffness. I agree that a major visual overhaul would not cut the mustard. We have already lost the wobbly sets and the monsters have improved immeasurably. We need K9 to remind us of the humble gaffer tape and egg whisk origins of the BBC special effects department.
I thought that the Sarah Jane adventures were great too. Elizabeth Sladen has weathered really well, and she was my favourite assistant before the modern series started. |
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|  Rigel-5 | Apr 15, 9:13am | | I liked the pilot and the concept, but I quit watching the series after episode six. The textbook cliche of the laser-tag plot was the final straw for me. Did the show improve any after that or was it just more of the same? |
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Sponsor | | ericthehamster | Apr 15, 9:16am | Was that the one when the aliens were kidnapping children to be soldiers?
I have enjoyed it all, but have watched it with my (then) 10 year old, and I think you have to watch it on that basis (with even more suspension of disbelief). |
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| | Rigel-5 | Apr 15, 12:28pm | | Yeah, that was the one. I primarily watch anime, so I'm used to correcting for age level, but this show wasn't working out for me. Great premise though. I like the characters, the upstairs computer and the K9 cameos. Elizabeth Sladen seems cool too. |
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Sponsor | | ericthehamster | Apr 15, 12:32pm | | Try and watch some of the episodes after that one - some were better than others. I did enjoy the performances from the children, who I thought were excellent too. |
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