Re: Anybody Got a filter for all this stupid political and religious arguements going on?

On Tue, 18 Mar 2025 11:41:47 +0000, Daniel70 wrote:

On 17/03/2025 8:20 pm, Mickmane wrote:

On 17.03.25, Blueshirt  <blueshirt@indigo.news> wrote:

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RTD gave us a Doctor Who soap opera twenty years ago and the
show has continued pretty much in the same vein since then...
with regular emotional attachments between the companions and
the Doctor and exploration of the companion's home life. Which I
am not a big fan of but I accept that's how modern TV shows are
written.

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That's something I don't like in other TV shows either. When I watch a
crime show, I don't want to see the detective's loser brother, or even
know that he has one. I want a crime of the week.
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I also don't want detective and whatever partner to start an intimate
relationship.
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One of the ('Ancient') T.V. series that is being repeated here in
Australia ATM is "Homicide:Life on the Street" ....
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https://www.imdb.com/title/tt0106028/?ref_=fn_all_ttl_1
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It features a lot of this inter-personal 'intimate relationship' type
interaction .... which, to me at least, makes it a much more enjoyable
programme to watch.
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Who needs nothing but death and mayham??

"Inter-personal intimate relationship type interaction"? ? ?  That
sounds to me like you are watching pornography. Since when was dr who
the sort of show for inter-personal intimate relationship interaction ?
Are we supposed to believe that Ace & Seven were at it? Sixie and Peri?
Five and Tegan ? Dr who was never about that. Modern tv writers seem to
think every show needs a love angle. It is more a symptom of poor
creativity coupled with a lack of an imagination if you ask me.
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