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I'm surprised this hasn't been posted yet. Thoughts? Theories? General fangirling?

Anyone else think those flying stingray things look like sperm?

priyabhakta's picture
by priyabhakta on Thu, 2 April 09 5 Comments

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Gerard McGarry's picture

Priya - to embed a

Thu, 04/02/2009 - 12:14 — Gerard McGarry

Priya - to embed a video:

  1. Underneath the editor, click the "Disable rich-text" link and the code for the page will be revealed.
  2. Paste the embed code in at the end (or wherever you want).
  3. Save the entry, and the embed should work - I've done one below:
priyabhakta's picture

Doh, didn't even notice that

Thu, 04/02/2009 - 14:00 — priyabhakta

Doh, didn't even notice that option. Thanks :D

 

Gerard McGarry's picture

The Sperm Of Death?

Thu, 04/02/2009 - 14:48 — Gerard McGarry

Given the melodramatic nature of the episode title "Planet Of The Dead", perhaps these should be known as the Stingrays of death.

Incidentally, did you know our little Doctor Who fan group got a mention on the Who Daily digest. Wonder if we can get any more mentions?

priyabhakta's picture

Ha, that is awesome, I wonder

Thu, 04/02/2009 - 15:30 — priyabhakta

Ha, that is awesome, I wonder how they found us.

I have to say the sperm of death do look terrifying. They seem to pose more of a real threat than the Tritovores, who in my opinion look klind of sweet and harmless in an Ood-ish sort of way.

Gerard McGarry's picture

They might have had a helpful

Thu, 04/02/2009 - 16:22 — Gerard McGarry

They might have had a helpful hint ;) That's all I'm saying...

As for the Tritovores, I've suddenly started noticing how many Doctor Who minor alien races run around in boiler suits. The Hath on Messaline, those creatures that overrun Cardiff in Torchwood (what are their names) and many more.

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