“Write me at the Hotel Quintana, Pamplona, Spain. Or don't you like to write letters. I do because it's such a swell way to keep from working and yet feel you've done something.”
* You know, I wouldn’t know where to start, looking up the Spanish editions of Dr Who, Olga: although, apparently, some of the Tom Baker episodes aired in Spanish, Galician and Catalan. If it’s any help … ? (Oh, were you ever much of a Terry Pratchett fan? Looks like Good Omens is hitting Amazon Prime in 2019 … At least they’ve handed out a year!)
† You know, that’s a very good though, Debbi! I wouldn’t know where to start, on the script front! I know I found this, googling for ‘THX1138 script.’ They didn’t have 1984, though … ! (Oh, one for Rick: season 2 of Star Trek Discovery is due in January … and Spock’s in it … )
‡ Cheers, Trevor. Have you thought about posting that to Wikipedia? Usually the talk pages welcome this sort of thing. (I’ve just had a look at the Metro’s Wikipedia entry: and realised I should have asked about European Metro stations, rather than World Metro stations! Cheers, me dears!)
Q1) Nepal Q2) The Himalayas Q3) 1873, you mean, I think. Jesse James (with the James-Younger gang) Q4) The North Atlantic Treaty Organization (NATO) Q5) Neil Armstrong Thanks, Paul. I remember some of the old ones from when I was a child, but judging by the collectables at a sci-fi bookshop I visited a while back, the modern ones are definitely popular here too. I saw your comment to Debbi. When I was doing my PhD I managed to get some unpublished scripts through ABE (Advanced Book Exchange). It does list a novel based on the movie script but haven't checked much else... (And perhaps you're talking about something else, but...) https://www.abebooks.com/products/isbn/9780446646246?
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Q1) Nepal
ReplyDeleteQ2) The Himalayas
Q3) 1873, you mean, I think. Jesse James (with the James-Younger gang)
Q4) The North Atlantic Treaty Organization (NATO)
Q5) Neil Armstrong
Thanks, Paul. I remember some of the old ones from when I was a child, but judging by the collectables at a sci-fi bookshop I visited a while back, the modern ones are definitely popular here too. I saw your comment to Debbi. When I was doing my PhD I managed to get some unpublished scripts through ABE (Advanced Book Exchange). It does list a novel based on the movie script but haven't checked much else... (And perhaps you're talking about something else, but...)
https://www.abebooks.com/products/isbn/9780446646246?
I'm also a big Star Trek fan. It's just a matter of paying extra. Ah, well.
ReplyDeleteI found that THX script, actually, but thanks! :)
1. Nepal
2. the Himalayas
3. Jesse James (in 1873)
4. NATO
5. Neil Armstrong