I watched:
Watched BASED Trans Women Break Their Silence https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7eHTN4h8pak
Lois FINALLY Understands Stewie!? - Family Guy Season 24
Watched Lois FINALLY Understands Stewie!? - Family Guy Season 24
What did you watch?
Verily, in article <UBI20260218@dont-email.me>, did weberm@polaris.net >deliver unto us this message:
I watched:
Watched BASED Trans Women Break Their Silence
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7eHTN4h8pak
I'm playing this now. Hmm. What did you think of it?
Lois FINALLY Understands Stewie!? - Family Guy Season 24
Watched Lois FINALLY Understands Stewie!? - Family Guy Season 24
According to Seth McFarlane, the "mystery" of who can understand Stewie
when is really no mystery. Everyone can hear and understand Stewie, but >because he's a baby, they don't take him seriously.
This explains some sequences, but others don't fit IMO.
What did you watch?
On Monday, I watched an episode of The Masked Singer. It was the s14
season premiere. This show is not for me.
On Tuesday, I skipped TV in favor of a game.
On Wednesday, I watched the first two episodes of season 2 of My Little >Pony: Friendship is Magic. This is a two-parter named "The Return of >Harmony." Discord, a newly returned spirit of chaos, sets out to destroy
the Mane Six's friendship to clear the way to conquering Equestria. You
may be surprised to learn that he succeeds, although everything's okay
in the end.
This one has always intrigued me because three of the Mane Six were easy
to convert to enmity and chaos, but two were not. Rainbow Dash couldn't
be persuaded to be disloyal, so instead Discord tricked her by
convincing her that her hometown of Cloudsdale needed her more.
Fluttershy couldn't be persuaded to be unkind, so Discord cheated by
using an additional spell to turn her cruel.
Tubi then suggested Can't Buy Me Love, a movie from 1987, and I watched
it. A nerdy boy pays a popular girl to be seen with him. There's not
much to say about this one, but it was a lot of silly fun. It made a few >points about the shallowness of following trends and so forth, and
everybody learned some valuable lessons and found themselves.
I then turned to Tubi's Doctor Who Classic Live channel and came in
partway through "The Deadly Assassin," starring the Fourth Doctor and
Second Romana. I didn't pay close attention, but it was pleasant
wallpaper.
What did everyone else watch?
. . .
I then turned to Tubi's Doctor Who Classic Live channel and came in
partway through "The Deadly Assassin," starring the Fourth Doctor and
Second Romana. I didn't pay close attention, but it was pleasant
wallpaper.
Verily, in article <UBI20260218@dont-email.me>, did weberm@polaris.net deliver unto us this message:
I then turned to Tubi's Doctor Who Classic Live channel and came in
partway through "The Deadly Assassin," starring the Fourth Doctor and
Second Romana. I didn't pay close attention, but it was pleasant
wallpaper.
On Thu, 19 Feb 2026 07:06:34 -0500, The True Melissa <thetruemelissa@gmail.com> wrote:
Verily, in article <UBI20260218@dont-email.me>, did weberm@polaris.net
deliver unto us this message:
What did everyone else watch?
I spent the past week watching BOSCH season 3 where in the main issue
is Bosch being framed for a murder.
I watched an old Tom Baker episode of the Doctor-- "The Talons of >Weng-Chiang", which the YouTubes apparently thought would seriously harm me >with all the warnings about "cultural insensitivity" they put up before the >episode would start.
I was also surprised at the scene in the storm sewers when Leela is attacked >by a giant rat and falls into the water. The Doctor kills the rat and helps >Leela up. She's wearing a sheer white top which became see-through in the >water and you could easily see her breasteses through the fabric. She was >essentially topless in that scene. Not what I expected in a Doctor Who >episode.
Why couldn't this tradition have continued with Sarah Jane Smith, Pond, and >The Impossibly Cute Girl?!?
And I'm sure anim8r would include Donna Noble in that, too. ;-)
BTR1701 <atropos@mac.com> wrote:
I watched an old Tom Baker episode of the Doctor-- "The Talons of
Weng-Chiang", which the YouTubes apparently thought would seriously harm me >> with all the warnings about "cultural insensitivity" they put up before the >> episode would start.
This was a wonderful serial, the last serial of season 14. Producer
Philip Hinchcliffe, who ran the show during its most creative period,
was leaving. It was also the last serial directed by David Maloney, who
would produce Blake's 7. Hinchcliffe wanted to go out on a bang; ths
serial had especially high production values, relatively speaking.
There is no cultural appropriation. Weng-Chiang was a future war
criminal and mass murderer passing himself off as a god and performing a vaudeville stage act. His face was damaged so the actor Michael Spice
was in heavy makeup and not yellowface. An actor who could perform in
heavy makeup was needed and he didn't have to be Chinese. He's one of
the great villains. Also says one of the most memorable lines of
dialogue: She's got muscles like a horse!
Also, it's fiction, not documentary.
I was also surprised at the scene in the storm sewers when Leela is attacked >> by a giant rat and falls into the water. The Doctor kills the rat and helps >> Leela up. She's wearing a sheer white top which became see-through in the
water and you could easily see her breasteses through the fabric. She was
essentially topless in that scene. Not what I expected in a Doctor Who
episode.
There's a note about this in the Tardis wiki.
Louise Jameson didn't have a happy time filming the sewer
scenes, as she was suffering from glandular fever which also
forced her to cancel a forthcoming appearance on the Saturday
morning children's phone-in show Multi-Coloured Swap Shop
(1976-1982). Not only did she have to contend with thrashing
about in the water, but she discovered that the undergarments
which made up her costume became partly transparent when damp.
I've said this before. Leela (Louise Jameson) corrupted my yout'. We got these episodes as syndicated foreign programming on my local public television station a few years after their iniitial broadcast on BBC1.
She was hot as anything, a premiere action babe. That savage warrior
costume she typically wore, not in this serial, was more revealing than
a one-piece bathing suit.
Why couldn't this tradition have continued with Sarah Jane Smith, Pond, and >> The Impossibly Cute Girl?!?
Any brief hint of nudity of a gorgeous actress corrupts boys. It's worth
the risk.
And I'm sure anim8r would include Donna Noble in that, too. ;-)
Oh! That's mean.
BTR1701 <atropos@mac.com> wrote:
I watched an old Tom Baker episode of the Doctor-- "The Talons of >>Weng-Chiang", which the YouTubes apparently thought would seriously harm me >>with all the warnings about "cultural insensitivity" they put up before the >>episode would start.
This was a wonderful serial, the last serial of season 14. Producer
Philip Hinchcliffe, who ran the show during its most creative period,
was leaving. It was also the last serial directed by David Maloney, who
would produce Blake's 7. Hinchcliffe wanted to go out on a bang; ths
serial had especially high production values, relatively speaking.
There is no cultural appropriation. Weng-Chiang was a future war
criminal and mass murderer passing himself off as a god and performing a >vaudeville stage act. His face was damaged so the actor Michael Spice
was in heavy makeup and not yellowface. An actor who could perform in
heavy makeup was needed and he didn't have to be Chinese. He's one of
the great villains. Also says one of the most memorable lines of
dialogue: She's got muscles like a horse!
Also, it's fiction, not documentary.
I was also surprised at the scene in the storm sewers when Leela is attacked >>by a giant rat and falls into the water. The Doctor kills the rat and helps >>Leela up. She's wearing a sheer white top which became see-through in the >>water and you could easily see her breasteses through the fabric. She was >>essentially topless in that scene. Not what I expected in a Doctor Who >>episode.
There's a note about this in the Tardis wiki.
Louise Jameson didn't have a happy time filming the sewer
scenes, as she was suffering from glandular fever which also
forced her to cancel a forthcoming appearance on the Saturday
morning children's phone-in show Multi-Coloured Swap Shop
(1976-1982). Not only did she have to contend with thrashing
about in the water, but she discovered that the undergarments
which made up her costume became partly transparent when damp.
I've said this before. Leela (Louise Jameson) corrupted my yout'. We got >these episodes as syndicated foreign programming on my local public >television station a few years after their iniitial broadcast on BBC1.
She was hot as anything, a premiere action babe. That savage warrior
costume she typically wore, not in this serial, was more revealing than
a one-piece bathing suit.
Why couldn't this tradition have continued with Sarah Jane Smith, Pond, and >>The Impossibly Cute Girl?!?
Any brief hint of nudity of a gorgeous actress corrupts boys. It's worth
the risk.
And I'm sure anim8r would include Donna Noble in that, too. ;-)
Oh! That's mean.
On Feb 19, 2026 3:48:10 PM PST, Adam H. Kerman <ahk@chinet.com> wrote:
. . .
I've said this before. Leela (Louise Jameson) corrupted my yout'. We got >>these episodes as syndicated foreign programming on my local public >>television station a few years after their iniitial broadcast on BBC1.
She was hot as anything, a premiere action babe. That savage warrior >>costume she typically wore, not in this serial, was more revealing than
a one-piece bathing suit.
I always kind of resented Leela. I started watching DOCTOR WHO one summer >while visiting my grandparents in Boston. It was playing WGBH-PBS there at the >time. I didn't know anything about the history of the show. I didn't know >Baker was the fifth guy to play the role or that the companions come and go. >All I knew was that Sladen seemed to be the main cast along with Baker. And I >also had a major junior-high crush on Sarah Jane. Then suddenly she just >leaves and here's this jungle girl trying to replace her in my heart. I wasn't >having it.
. . .
Ubiquitous wrote:
I watched:
Watched BASED Trans Women Break Their Silence
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7eHTN4h8pak
I'm playing this now. Hmm. What did you think of it?
Lois FINALLY Understands Stewie!? - Family Guy Season 24
Watched Lois FINALLY Understands Stewie!? - Family Guy Season 24
According to Seth McFarlane, the "mystery" of who can understand Stewie
when is really no mystery. Everyone can hear and understand Stewie, but >because he's a baby, they don't take him seriously.
This explains some sequences, but others don't fit IMO.
What did you watch?
On Monday, I watched an episode of The Masked Singer. It was the s14
season premiere. This show is not for me.
Tubi then suggested Can't Buy Me Love, a movie from 1987, and I watched
it. A nerdy boy pays a popular girl to be seen with him. There's not
much to say about this one, but it was a lot of silly fun. It made a few >points about the shallowness of following trends and so forth, and
everybody learned some valuable lessons and found themselves.
I then turned to Tubi's Doctor Who Classic Live channel and came in
partway through "The Deadly Assassin," starring the Fourth Doctor and
Second Romana. I didn't pay close attention, but it was pleasant
wallpaper.
The True Melissa <thetruemelissa@gmail.com> wrote:
. . .
I then turned to Tubi's Doctor Who Classic Live channel and came in >partway through "The Deadly Assassin," starring the Fourth Doctor and >Second Romana. I didn't pay close attention, but it was pleasant >wallpaper.
I have no idea what you really watched. "The Deadly Assassin" was the
third serial of season 14. Sarah Jane Smith (Elizabeth Sladen) had been written out and Leela (Louise Jameson) has not yet been introduced.
I watched an old Tom Baker episode of the Doctor-- "The Talons of Weng-Chiang", which the YouTubes apparently thought would seriously harm me with all the warnings about "cultural insensitivity" they put up before the episode would start.
I watched it once and felt the same way, espcially because of Doctor
Kim's antics and the the mystery singers aren't really doing the singing.
Ubiquitous wrote:
I watched it once and felt the same way, espcially because of Doctor
Kim's antics and the the mystery singers aren't really doing the
singing.
Is that the annoying guy's name? I didn't catch it.
If they're not even singing, what's the point of all that? Yeesh.
On Feb 19, 2026 at 4:06:34 AM PST, "The True Melissa" <thetruemelissa@gmail.com> wrote:
Verily, in article <UBI20260218@dont-email.me>, did weberm@polaris.net
deliver unto us this message:
I then turned to Tubi's Doctor Who Classic Live channel and came in
partway through "The Deadly Assassin," starring the Fourth Doctor and
Second Romana. I didn't pay close attention, but it was pleasant
wallpaper.
I watched an old Tom Baker episode of the Doctor-- "The Talons of Weng-Chiang", which the YouTubes apparently thought would seriously harm me with all the warnings about "cultural insensitivity" they put up before the episode would start.
I was also surprised at the scene in the storm sewers when Leela is attacked by a giant rat and falls into the water. The Doctor kills the rat and helps Leela up. She's wearing a sheer white top which became see-through in the water and you could easily see her breasteses through the fabric. She was essentially topless in that scene. Not what I expected in a Doctor Who episode.
Why couldn't this tradition have continued with Sarah Jane Smith, Pond, and The Impossibly Cute Girl?!?
And I'm sure anim8r would include Donna Noble in that, too. ;-)
"The True Melissa" <thetruemelissa@gmail.com> wrote:
I then turned to Tubi's Doctor Who Classic Live channel and came in
partway through "The Deadly Assassin," starring the Fourth Doctor and
Second Romana. I didn't pay close attention, but it was pleasant
wallpaper.
I watched an old Tom Baker episode of the Doctor-- "The Talons of >Weng-Chiang", which the YouTubes apparently thought would seriously harm me >with all the warnings about "cultural insensitivity" they put up before the >episode would start.
I always kind of resented Leela. I started watching DOCTOR WHO one summer >while visiting my grandparents in Boston. It was playing WGBH-PBS there at >the time. I didn't know anything about the history of the show. I didn't >know Baker was the fifth guy to play the role
| Sysop: | Tetrazocine |
|---|---|
| Location: | Melbourne, VIC, Australia |
| Users: | 15 |
| Nodes: | 8 (0 / 8) |
| Uptime: | 234:21:39 |
| Calls: | 207 |
| Files: | 21,502 |
| Messages: | 83,204 |