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Me? I've started watching Doctor Who, the old BBC sci-fi. Specifically, the episodes from the 1970s with Tom Baker (Thank you, Netflix). Each episode functions by having the Doctor and his attractive female companion land on some planet at some period of history/future. Then they wander about on some quest but get captured by the hostile locals. The attractive female companion gets menaced, the Doctor acts in a quirky fashion until he defeats the hostile locals by sheer eccentric wit, at which point he and the attractive female companion wander back to the ship and leave. It's super awesome.
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It's all about that scarf...or muffler...whatever they hell they call that thing around his neck.
There is nothing about sci-fi that I don't love. I'm an uber-sci-fi geek. Yet I never understood those who loved Dr. Who.
I always found it rather silly. And it made me say things like "rather silly".
It got super duper extra silly when they added K-9.
I'm going to start wearing safety shoes 24-7.
Also, safety panties.
Earl: I think they call it his pimpscarf.
Ubie: I like how it looks like K-9 is smoking a little cigarette that can fire a stun ray.
Spinner: Are safety panties made of stainless steel? If so, you might want to wait until spring to try them out.
Chilly.
Somewhere in my mother's house there is a picture of me at the age of nine posing with the Tom Baker Doctor Who statue at Madame Toussaud's in London.
Old school geek, me.
i would say wow over d&d. i have had bad run-ins with d&d players and they are not geeky. they are geeky creepy and don't even know what a vagina feels like.
love dr. who!
am i geeky for loving star trek?
Tits: My only claim to old-school geekery is that I watched most all of the Mystery Science Theater 3000 episodes when they came out. See, they played on Comedy Channel Saturday nights, so I was available.
Amera: Star Trek definitely gets full geek credit. Especially if you've ever wanted to separate the saucer section.
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