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53Better than the original3.77%2As good as the original5.66%3Not as good as the original11.32%6I can't remember the original7.55%4I'm too young to remember the original, but it's good9.43%5I'm too young to remember the original, but it's OK I suppose11.32%6I'm too young to remember the original, but it's rubbish9.43%5I don't have a television11.32%6I have a television but it doesn't work5.66%3Andyw will outlast us all24.53%13 -
Can you put another poll option in there...Originally posted by NickFitz View Post
'haven't seen the remake but the original was really cool. For the 70's'
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No can do - vBulletin, it seems, doesn't allow editing of pollsOriginally posted by Stan.goodvibes View PostCan you put another poll option in there...
'haven't seen the remake but the original was really cool. For the 70's'
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Feel free not to vote if none of the options apply - and +1 agreement on the original
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I gave up at 10pm. By then I still didn't care what happened to any of the survivors, and it was too sloooooooooooooooooooooow.
Too much "drama" not enough story.
The prison officer should have let go any prisoners who were not likely to be harmful to society, and executed the rest. That's what Pournelle/Niven would do. ( WWPND? ).Down with racism. Long live miscegenation!Comment
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That's exactly what I thought when she was up at the activity centre and that bloke appeared in the doorway.Down with racism. Long live miscegenation!Comment
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Haven't seen the new one but would like to be considered for anorak status for remembering the title sequence having a glass vessel smashing and the survivors use of national grid lines for landline phone comms which is maybe where the grid got the idea.Comment
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Dull. Although the Dr would get it, even with her large mole under her nose...Older and ...well, just older!!Comment
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Originally posted by ratewhore View PostDull. Although the Dr would get it, even with her large mole under her nose...
the Lesbian doctor
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