How Creepy!
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Topic started by Happy Andy In Basingstoke (andywho)
I've got a real passion for life, never bored, always on the go... If you want something doing, ask a busy person to do it, thats me! I can be very out going and a bit loud. I also love a cosy night in snuggling and spooning after a nice meal and a glass/bottle or two of Casbinet/Sauvignon/M erlot.
A topic from Film, TV & Radio: Doctor Who and Torchwood
andywhoWed 30/04/08 01:52 |
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I've just driven home from my friends place at 2 am along unlit tree lined country roads... My CD player was playing "Doctor Who at the BBC". This has sound effects and musical tracks. The first I listened to was the "Dalek Pulse", followed by Tenth Planet sounds from just before the Doctor first regenerates as the Tardis goes crazy. Then came the throbbing Sounds from The Macra Terror as the two guys breathed that lady to death (it's too late at night to recall the characters names). Also on there are Moonbase and Wheel in Space effects. I was almost scared! |
cantorWed 30/04/08 07:39 |
The Macra Terror as the two guys breathed that lady to death [it's too late at night to recall the characters names] |
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andywhoWed 30/04/08 09:30 |
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Oak and Quill, thats them Cantor... I'm so glad that clip was found in Australia... Still chilling, their pulsing in time with the heartbeat... |
scottmWed 30/04/08 09:34 |
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quoting > "That sounds like Oak and Quill from the story about the underwater seaweed?" |
andywhoWed 30/04/08 09:37 |
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Ofcourse its Fury from the Deep! It was very late last night (well this morning) when I wrote the OP! :) |
andywhoWed 30/04/08 23:57 |
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I heard some of the stuff from the krotons tonight, its a shame the Krotons themselves didn't work too well, but I loved the story. Pat Troughton was superb. |
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