I'm reading an old Australian find-your-fate where you, the reader, team up
with K9 mk 3 and Drax on a search for the Sixth Doctor. (It's called,
incidentally, "Search for the Doctor.") Drax is your main companion for
much of it, and he's driving around in a pink cadillac convertible TARDIS.
Considering it's a fluffy kids' book, the character of Drax is unexpectedly
well-done.
Drax was cool, they should have used him more after the Armageddon Factor.
....did *anyone* else really really like this guy?
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>....did *anyone* else really really like this >guy?
I thought he was ok. Very un-time lord like though. He had some potential and
it could've been interesting seeing him again. Maybe in a Master episode.
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As long as they had dropped the accent...
Not that surprising considering it was written by one of the writers
of Armageddon Factor. :)
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> Drax was cool, they should have used him more after the Armageddon
>Factor.
They did. In Alien Bodies; he's Quixotl. It's never stated outright, but it
was the author's intention.
SG
I've never seen Armageddon Factor, but I did think Qixotl fitted the
facts as Drax, mind you, Having said that, I do recall coming up with
the idea that Qixotl was in fact an older Turlough. I had some tortured
logic in justifying that which I don't actually remember but as I recall
it seemed cool at the time. It's a bit like everyone thinking the
Magistrate (InfiniDocs/TToP5) was the Master but I thought it'd be cool
if it turned out to be Irving Braxiatel (don't ask).
Skillex
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> Did anyone else really really like this guy?
>
> I'm reading an old Australian find-your-fate where you, the reader, team
up
> with K9 mk 3 and Drax on a search for the Sixth Doctor. (It's called,
> incidentally, "Search for the Doctor.") Drax is your main companion for
> much of it, and he's driving around in a pink cadillac convertible TARDIS.
> Considering it's a fluffy kids' book, the character of Drax is
unexpectedly
> well-done.
>
> Drax was cool, they should have used him more after the Armageddon Factor.
>
> ....did *anyone* else really really like this guy?
>
Do they ever get tired of bring back older versions of good charcters and
making them villians? They really should have stpped after doing it to the
Doctor himself in 1986.
==
Hte Trasme
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Which wet their trousers and also their coats;
But it only made them the more determined to catch the whale,
But the whale shook at them his tail."
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> >Drax was cool, they should have used >him more after the Armageddon
Factor.
>
> >....did *anyone* else really really like this >guy?
>
> I thought he was ok. Very un-time lord like though. He had some potential
and
> it could've been interesting seeing him again. Maybe in a Master episode.
> -fett
>
Is there a psychoanalyst in the house?
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Do you look for Fraeud?
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>"The fringe benefits of cultivating an inveterate drunkard are rarely
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>In article <3944408e@grissom>, James <gumb...@SPAMhotmail.com> wrote:
>>
>>Jonn Elledge <JonnE...@hotmail.com> wrote in message
>>news:8i0vk9$mj8$1...@pegasus.csx.cam.ac.uk...
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>>> They'd have to. Theoretically, Gallifreyans - not Time Lords, but
>>> Gallifreyans - are sterile. Although there are hints in Lungbarrow, Cold
>>> Fusion, Unnatural History and The Infinity Doctors that this isn't
>>strictly
>>> true - and Enemy Within effectuively states it outright.
>>
>>Tha's good, I don't really like the idea of the Time Lords being -too- much
>>like Sontarans :P
>>
>>--James.
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>Sontarans clone infinitely.
>
>Gallifreyans: Genetic Engineering??
>
>Wonder if we can explain Romana.
Wonder if we can explain Yads.
love,
Nick
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Which one?
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>love,
>Nick
>-moving back instead of forwards seems to me absurd
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