23-06-2019, 09:53 AM
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Re: The Pages of Punch
Originally Posted by Mr Magoo
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1981: Equality Aztec Style Bringing the Aztec empire up to date with the women’s movement? Some of the feminists at the time would have wanted the official to be a woman and the victim to be a man.
It's one example, at least, of the 'bestiality' of the 'savage' tribes being illustrated out of context!
25-06-2019, 01:53 PM
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Re: The Pages of Punch
Originally Posted by Mr Magoo
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1981: Dr Who’s opponents Jokes about Daleks were quite common at the time. I never watched Dr Who but I rather think they were being portrayed as seekers of world domination.
Plus, that cartoon was in the days well before the Daleks evolved to be able to levitate!
Stairs hold no fears for them now!
25-06-2019, 05:19 PM
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Re: The Pages of Punch
Originally Posted by Mr Magoo
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Dr Who began late in 1963. I was 32 years old. Bit late to start surely?
When the 'new' series started, I was well in my prime, but still watched it!
And all the series since!
25-06-2019, 07:37 PM
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Re: The Pages of Punch
Originally Posted by Pyxell
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You're never too late for Doctor Who! When the 'new' series started, I was well in my prime, but still watched it!
And all the series since!
I was an avid viewer of Doctor Who when it was a children's science fiction series.
When it became overtly PC, I stopped watching the rubbish.
25-06-2019, 08:04 PM
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Re: The Pages of Punch
Originally Posted by JBR
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Not I.I was an avid viewer of Doctor Who when it was a children's science fiction series.
When it became overtly PC, I stopped watching the rubbish.
(By the way, by 'the new series', I meant the ones starting with Ecclestone, after the long break).
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