On 2008-07-04, The Doctor  wrote:
>>>
>>> And then there are the Minyans.
>>> -- 
>>
>>What is that supposed to mean?
>
> The Minyans viewed the Time Lords as gods.

Pompeii?

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In article ,
Richard Corfield  <Richard.Corfield@REVERSE.uk.me.littondale> wrote:
>On 2008-07-04, The Doctor  wrote:
>>>>
>>>> And then there are the Minyans.
>>>> -- 
>>>
>>>What is that supposed to mean?
>>
>> The Minyans viewed the Time Lords as gods.
>
>Pompeii?
>

Underworld.
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> In article
,
> Richard Corfield  <Richard.Corfield@REVERSE.uk.me.littondale> wrote:
> >On 2008-07-04, The Doctor  wrote:
> >>>>
> >>>> And then there are the Minyans.
> >>>> -- 
> >>>
> >>>What is that supposed to mean?
> >>
> >> The Minyans viewed the Time Lords as gods.
> >
> >Pompeii?
> >
>
> Underworld.
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Scríobh Richard Corfield <Richard.Corfield@REVERSE.uk.me.littondale>:
>On 2008-07-04, The Doctor  wrote:
>>>>>> And then there are the Minyans.
>>>>>
>>>>>What is that supposed to mean?
>>>>
>>>> The Minyans viewed the Time Lords as gods.
>>>
>>>Pompeii?
>>
>> Underworld.
>
>I'm going to have to go back and watch more of the older episodes?
>
>I last remember really watching back in the 80s - Tom Baker? (Scarf and
>Pylon). He was my favourite of those doctors and I didn't get on so well
>with some of the later ones. That said, David Tennant does it incredibly
>well. I've enjoyed both the latest doctors.
>
>One of my favourite little parts was in a Dalek episode where the program
>self references. The Doctor leaves a house just before Doctor Who comes
>on the TV. You hear the announcement as he's leaving. May have been a
>later doctor (my memory is sketchy), also the assistant was the young
>lady tomboy character, something I remember quite common in the 80s.

McCoy, in Remembrance of the Daleks, and Ace was the companion. As Ace
leaves a room, the announcer gets as far as 'time for our new science
fiction series, Doc--' before they cut to another scene.

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In article ,
Richard Corfield  <Richard.Corfield@REVERSE.uk.me.littondale> wrote:
>On 2008-07-04, The Doctor  wrote:
>>>>>> And then there are the Minyans.
>>>>>
>>>>>What is that supposed to mean?
>>>>
>>>> The Minyans viewed the Time Lords as gods.
>>>
>>>Pompeii?
>>
>> Underworld.
>
>I'm going to have to go back and watch more of the older episodes?
>
>I last remember really watching back in the 80s - Tom Baker? (Scarf and
>Pylon). He was my favourite of those doctors and I didn't get on so well
>with some of the later ones. That said, David Tennant does it incredibly
>well. I've enjoyed both the latest doctors.
>
>One of my favourite little parts was in a Dalek episode where the program
>self references. The Doctor leaves a house just before Doctor Who comes
>on the TV. You hear the announcement as he's leaving. May have been a
>later doctor (my memory is sketchy), also the assistant was the young
>lady tomboy character, something I remember quite common in the 80s.
>

Well sometimes I mix up The Sunmakers and Underworld.  Boo on me.
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they start to question and analyze every belief that they ever held dear. If
a certain belief passes the tests of evidence, deduction, and logic, it
should be kept. If it doesn't, the belief should not only be discarded, but
the thinker must also then question why he was led to believe the erroneous


"The Doctor"  wrote in message
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> In article
,
> Richard Corfield  <Richard.Corfield@REVERSE.uk.me.littondale> wrote:
> >On 2008-07-04, The Doctor  wrote:
> >>>>>> And then there are the Minyans.
> >>>>>
> >>>>>What is that supposed to mean?
> >>>>
> >>>> The Minyans viewed the Time Lords as gods.
> >>>
> >>>Pompeii?
> >>
> >> Underworld.
> >
> >I'm going to have to go back and watch more of the older episodes?
> >
> >I last remember really watching back in the 80s - Tom Baker? (Scarf and
> >Pylon). He was my favourite of those doctors and I didn't get on so well
> >with some of the later ones. That said, David Tennant does it incredibly
> >well. I've enjoyed both the latest doctors.
> >
> >One of my favourite little parts was in a Dalek episode where the program
> >self references. The Doctor leaves a house just before Doctor Who comes
> >on the TV. You hear the announcement as he's leaving. May have been a
> >later doctor (my memory is sketchy), also the assistant was the young
> >lady tomboy character, something I remember quite common in the 80s.
> >
>
> Well sometimes I mix up The Sunmakers and Underworld.  Boo on me.
> -- 
> Member - Liberal International
> This is doctor@nl2k.ab.ca Ici doctor@nl2k.ab.ca
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On 2008-07-05, Féachadóir <Féach@d.óir> wrote:
>>
>>One of my favourite little parts was in a Dalek episode where the program
>>self references. The Doctor leaves a house just before Doctor Who comes
>>on the TV. You hear the announcement as he's leaving. May have been a
>>later doctor (my memory is sketchy), also the assistant was the young
>>lady tomboy character, something I remember quite common in the 80s.
>
> McCoy, in Remembrance of the Daleks, and Ace was the companion. As Ace
> leaves a room, the announcer gets as far as 'time for our new science
> fiction series, Doc--' before they cut to another scene.
>

I think also the one where they were in the car park or similar building
using an very 1980s ghetto blaster to track the Daleks.

 - Richard