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Influence Device TIMR - 2010-02-16

this was written by the guy who wrote the Day of the Triffids and Midwich Cuckoos/Village of the Damned - I don't think he knew how to do non-scary kids entertainment.

+1 star for awful 80s font.


kingarthur - 2010-02-16

THAT explains it....


kingarthur - 2010-02-16

This prompted me to look up the only vaguely remembered New Zealand child trauma inducer "Under The Mountain".


MrBuddy - 2010-02-16

I was expecting you to tell me Roger Waters made this.


APE_GOD - 2010-02-16

Mr. Buddy,

I don't think how you could mistake this for Mr. Water's work during the 80's. This doesn't include any references to World War II, a shadowy, frigid female presence or an overwrought dependence on gospel singers.


Caminante Nocturno - 2010-02-16

Stop screaming at me, Chocky!


BHWW - 2010-02-16

Next on the scedule: "Nigel Kneale's Quatermass Babies".


Desidiosus - 2010-02-16

This is about a kid who has an imaginary friend that turns out to be a real alien. The guv'mint gets involved.


Xenocide - 2010-02-16

Listen here, kid. You can't just go around having your disembodied head be all psychedelic wherever you please. You're not Tom Baker. You're not nearly drunk enough to pull that off.


Meerkat - 2010-02-16

Yes he can.

Britain's most beloved children show icon was a disembodied shrunken head named Chico. Chico pakamanawanalaya.

And in one episode he got sewn into a soccer ball and the neighbourhood kids kicked him all around the town until he landed on an empty lamp-post and someone mistook him for a real lamp and lit him on fire.


Meerkat - 2010-02-16

Correction: Chicopacobacowana.


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