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Raph's Girl 06-12-2005 11:47 AM

TMNT and Dr. Who
 
Anybody watching the new Dr. Who series??? It's quite good...however I think that the writers have watched TMNT alot as there are elements of TMNT in Dr. Who.

1. The Daleks...not the robots but the creatures inside them look like albino Utroms. Seriously..there was an ep that showed one and the first thing I thought of was Utroms.

2. Further proof of the Dalek/Utrom connection. Transmat devices. If ya wanna see a live action transmat device just watch Dr. Who. Transmat devices were everywhere in the latest ep!! :o

So are Daleks and Utroms related in some way or did the Daleks steal Utrom technology???

But what's interesting is that these Transmat devices used on Dr. Who were 12 times more powerfull than the Tardis! Good to know Utrom tech is more powerful than Galafrian (sp?) tech... :lol:

Buslady 06-12-2005 01:19 PM

possibly they got ideas from DW.. remember DW's been around a whole lot longer than TMNT.

ZariusTwo 06-12-2005 09:31 PM

Eastman and Laird were influenced by a billion series and comics, Doctor Who being among them

VaughnMichael 06-13-2005 12:15 AM

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Originally Posted by Buslady
possibly they got ideas from DW.. remember DW's been around a whole lot longer than TMNT.

note the person said the "new" dr. who....

ZariusTwo 06-13-2005 08:46 AM

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Originally Posted by Putrescent
note the person said the "new" dr. who....

The series might be "new", but it's in the exact same continunity, this series is also more influenced by Buffy than Turtles, some of you fans seriously are looking too much into this, you'd think TMNT were even responsible for the pope...


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