Tag Archives: Doctor Who

Doctor Who – a lifebelt to the odd child

Posted on November 15, 2015 by robinince

(written on train from Doctor Who Festival, apologies for any errors) Doctor Who still fulfills its most vital role, it gives succour to those that have been deemed weird. The schoolyard oddball finds security in Saturday night eccentricity. I have … Continue reading →

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Quantum Entangled in Mangled Language

Posted on January 4, 2015 by robinince

“We have been subjected to a word salad of scientific jargon”, that is what I wish I had called this blog post. The words of Richard Dawkins while debating Deepak Chopra. Earlier today, I was watching What The Bleep Do … Continue reading →

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Pointless Anger, Righteous Ire – are you paying attention?

Posted on January 8, 2014 by robinince

The question is, is your fury pointless anger or righteous ire? Modern technology means you are never more than 3 centimetres away from something that will annoy you. If your day in the seemingly real, physical world has proceeded without … Continue reading →

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Doctor Who’s Greatest Monster, no Reincarnation Please

Posted on November 24, 2013 by robinince

I don’t watch the modern Doctor Who. This has nothing to do with thinking “it’s a show for kids” and more to do with rarely being in when it is on, and if I am it clashes with bedtime stories … Continue reading →

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Bouncing on Beds to Blake’s 7

Posted on September 1, 2013 by robinince

A little exhausted on my return from End of the Road, here is a hasty blog to meet my deadline. The stomach aches of joyful anticipation seem to become far fewer as you age. Is this a sign of cynicism, … Continue reading →

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