Alasdair Russell (デリサユン)

Ranting into the void; afraid it will rant back.

[Alasdair Russell (デリサユン) @Dhericean]

@pattonoswalt @Kanopy Saw this in school film club in 2nd year Secondary (7th grade), and I still remember it.
We also watched (off the top of my head) Barbarella and The Hill (1965 with Sean Connery). Not sure if the teacher was trying to scar us or just get movies he wanted to see.

[Alasdair Russell (デリサユン) @Dhericean]

@metron2001 @_HououjiFuu_ @straczynski The use of the word Belgium as the ultimate swear word was originally in the radio series (Fit the Tenth) when Zaphod is hanging onto the lip of the giant nutrimatic cup, five miles up, trying to persuade Ford to help him.

[Alasdair Russell (デリサユン) @Dhericean]

@doctorow I'm sorry, my first reaction was that it was a model from a Gerry Anderson show that I didn't recognise.

[Alasdair Russell (デリサユン) @Dhericean]

@RMcElhenney Or he's Molly (@ashly_burch) and you're Scratch (@danasnyder) 😉

[Alasdair Russell (デリサユン) @Dhericean]

@SarahAnneWrites Take both with a grain of salt.
Examine what threw the eviscerator out of the script (assuming their review was coherent), and see if you can use that to improve it. But if you're happy then thank them and move on.
Just be careful you are not holding too tight to a "darling".

[Alasdair Russell (デリサユン) @Dhericean]

@SebastianPiriz Oooooo .... Alan Moore's "The League of Super-Extraordinary Gentlemen"!

[Alasdair Russell (デリサユン) @Dhericean]

@MitchBenn Indeed, this reads like the Telegraph trying to spread the non-Tory vote out and dilute its effect.
I much prefer a Tactical voting site like https://t.co/kEFxlVN8b6

[Alasdair Russell (デリサユン) @Dhericean]

@GeorgeTakei Wait 'til she finds out the the original red food colouring was Cochineal, which is made from .... crushed bugs!

[Alasdair Russell (デリサユン) @Dhericean]

@50TurnParty So, an anti-safety feature, great.

[Alasdair Russell (デリサユン) @Dhericean]

@EdKrassen Apparently they are not even original
https://t.co/fHlJekDqv4

[Andy Allen @asallen]

LG phone ad from 2008 (BBH London)

[Alasdair Russell (デリサユン) @Dhericean]

@DirkMaggs @BBCRadio4 @goonshowpod I recognise Lorelei King, but not Harpo or the man at the back.

[Alasdair Russell (デリサユン) @Dhericean]

@ColleenDoran I would also second the recommendation of BBC Sounds. There is also a website Fourble (.co.uk) which provides redirects to a lot of the shows and provides them as podcasts. Including:
- Sherlock Holmes
- Star Wars (original)
- Voyage (alt history SF)
- Lord of the Rings

[Alasdair Russell (デリサユン) @Dhericean]

@ColleenDoran Only Murders in the Building - Comedy Drama (Disney+)
Mythic Quest - Comedy (Apple TV+)
Schimigadoon - Musical Comedy/Parody (Apple TV+)
Ted Lasso - Comedy (Apple TV+)
RoboDoc, Story of Nintendo - Documentaries (Amazon)
Kim Possible, Molly McGee, Owl House - Cartoons (Disney TV+)

[Alasdair Russell (デリサユン) @Dhericean]

@Alan_McWhan @RadioTimes @RichardNJames Moonbase 3
Star Cops
The Survivors
Sapphire and Steel (it was SciFi under Clarke's Law)
Red Dwarf

Also the "Trek" model was actually based upon Wagon Train and earlier shows (and Roddenberry sold it to the studios as such).

[Alasdair Russell (デリサユン) @Dhericean]

@GeorgeTakei One must never forget Vanellope von Schweetz (doesn't hurt that she is voiced by the incomparable @SarahKSilverman )

[Alasdair Russell (デリサユン) @Dhericean]

@doctorow Also Hungerford Bridge feeding trains across the river into Charing Cross Station, and Nelson's Column on the left.

[Alasdair Russell (デリサユン) @Dhericean]

@InevitablyBill Even if they weren't used for Scratch, I suspect these helped define the visuals for the ghosts in general. These are really inspiring.

[Alasdair Russell (デリサユン) @Dhericean]

@MrBeamJockey Maybe he could only see the top half out of his window.

[Alasdair Russell (デリサユン) @Dhericean]

@rhipratchett I would add The Italian Job, Streets of Fire, Those Magnificent Men in Their Flying Machines, and My Neighbour Totoro to the list.

[Alasdair Russell (デリサユン) @Dhericean]

@ecampbelldammit @bram_kawa I believe you're right.
The composition seems cleaner, and the title/credits are better integrated in the UK version. The image in the US poster has been cut up to fit in that ugly block of sans serif.