It's Bigger On the Inside

[hujhax]

TARDIS socks.



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[Marc Majcher]

I've been a Doctor Who fan for 28 years. I made my Mom drive me to a Doctor Who convention in New Orleans in 1984. It was awesome. I remember walking into a hotel conference room at about 2 in the morning where a whole bunch of nerds were watching The Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy, and boy wow, did I ever feel like I was at the right place.

Likewise. That's probably almost exactly when I went to a Doctor Who convention (maybe a year or two on either side, I must have been around 14 or 15, though), and got to meet John Pertwee and Nicholas Courtney (the Brigadier!) and eat some genuine jelly babies, which were so good. There were people with full-on Dalek getups, and I'd never seen anything so awesome in all my little life.

Oh, and my girlfriend in high school knitted me a full-on Tom Baker scarf, which was most likely destroyed in some kind of tragic accident a few years afterward.

[EmilyBee]

This is only good today. All you Who fans may get a kick out of this:

http://www.teefury.com/

[Topping]

I am SOOOOO The Doctor!

[sara farr]

I talked to Orf at the picnic and his wife is HUGE fan, but him, notsomuch.

[Rev. Jordan T. Maxwell]

I talked to Orf at the picnic and his wife is HUGE fan, but him, notsomuch.

well, there went my Doctor Whorf idea...the random tales of a Klingon/Gallifreyan hybrid.

[zyrain]

I'd definitely play in this if I can. The Flying Theater Machine did a run of shows where we basically ripped off Doctor Who - we had to cut out the sonic screwdriver, alas, but the basic structure was the same. Worked pretty well.

Some of you may have seen it, as it's the one we did for the 41 hour marathon. I must say, playing the doctor is tons of fun!!

[chazpf]

Not to derail anything,

I thought this thread would be about the novel House of Leaves... http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/House_of_leaves.

From the plot summary: " As [the main character] investigates this phenomenon, he finds that the internal measurements of the house are somehow larger than external measurements. Initially there is less than an inch of difference, but as time passes the interior of the house is found to be seemingly expanding, while maintaining the same exterior proportions."

I've never seen Dr. Who, but improvised House of Leaves would beeeee crrrrraaazzzyyyy.

[valetoile]

Not to derail anything,

I thought this thread would be about the novel House of Leaves...

That was my first thought when I read the title of the thread too! That book made me afraid of houses for a while. I can't even imagine what it would look like as an improv show.....

[KathyRose]

I thought this thread would be about the novel House of Leaves... http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/House_of_leaves.

From the plot summary: " As [the main character] investigates this phenomenon, he finds that the internal measurements of the house are somehow larger than external measurements. Initially there is less than an inch of difference, but as time passes the interior of the house is found to be seemingly expanding, while maintaining the same exterior proportions."

When I was a child, I had a recurring dream about a house like this, with another disturbing feature: when you passed through a doorway, then turned to go back through it, it didn't always take you back from whence you came, but instead, lead to yet another room. Rooms did repeat themselves, but not predictably. It was not a happy place to be.

[Rev. Jordan T. Maxwell]

Not to derail anything,

I thought this thread would be about the novel House of Leaves... http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/House_of_leaves.

From the plot summary: " As [the main character] investigates this phenomenon, he finds that the internal measurements of the house are somehow larger than external measurements. Initially there is less than an inch of difference, but as time passes the interior of the house is found to be seemingly expanding, while maintaining the same exterior proportions."

I've never seen Dr. Who, but improvised House of Leaves would beeeee crrrrraaazzzyyyy.

a pretentious and needlessly obfuscating improv show? could be fun.

(i know, cheap shot, but i'm making it damn it! do not get the hype over that book...lol)

[Brian Boyko]

If you were to do Doctor Who, hit me up.

I would absolutely love to do special effects/tech, and basically -produce- the best DW show possible

[chazpf]

i know, cheap shot...

Must....resist....sarcastic.... response....
Will....only....increase....their power.....
Must....return...to topic....and stop using......ellipses.

Interestingly, I think my reaction to Dr. Who is similar to yours to House. I shrug it off, thinking "It's nothing like the hype. Pretentious nerd-chic drivel. I have better things to do than blah blah blah." We're all one in pretention, nowadays.

May the force be with you. (That's Dr. Who right? )

[Rev. Jordan T. Maxwell]

i don't know...i don't think Doctor Who takes itself seriously enough to be pretentious. but to each their own.

[acrouch]

Take it to the "Looking For a Fight" thread, gentlemen.