*promote a *quality Christmas special

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Hells yeah, we got a christmas special!

I for one will be sad to see Smith go after the Christmas special. Perhaps we'll get a female Doctor next round?

EDIT: I'm still going on the assumption here that John Hurt is the "not in the name of the Doctor" Doctor who was in between Paul McGann and Christopher Eccleston, and is the one who destroyed Gallifrey and the Time Lords... if indeed there is anyone between those two, guessing a lot based on the season finale.

In the real world, I can make a copy of a car from the tires up, and then drive it. I can copy a poem from my favorite collection and send it to my wife on our anniversary. I can write down a phrase from my favorite author's work, and put it in my wallet for inspiration. I still have my old mix tapes from the eighties and the Christmas specials I used to tape on TV. Nobody seems to want them.

A computer is simply a tool. If I try to paint my own copy of my favorite painting, I can do it. If I try really hard and practice for a long time, I might even get something that's practically identical. And I can use many tools to do it. I can take a photo of the other painting and put it out on a grid, and I can use lines or even a laser level to make sure my copy is exact. But at what point am I not allowed to use a certain tool to make the copy for my enjoyment. Where exactly is the line? Why can't I use a device like a printer to make my copy? At what point does my copy become illegal? I demand to know where that exact line is.

Digital information seems to be best represented by George Carlin's crumb paradox: if I split a crumb in half, I don't have two half-crumbs. I have two crumbs. In the same way, why does digital information, when I copy it, become two originals? At what point does all this craziness stop?

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That's the wrong Christmas special. The embedded video is a trailer of the 2010 special, not the one from 2008 (see description).

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hmmm...

The Ewok with the Slash wig or the Jawa screaming "utini!!" and playing air drums?

I guess Lucas needed something to dim the glare of the Christmas Special.

>> ^kceaton1:

This is the first episode of season 5, which started a few weeks ago. You might be able to link the full episode here; or at the least watch it (they usually have the new episodes up for awhile to watch in full at Adultswim. I don't think this episode is up anymore, but you may find it elsewhere.
It's information:
Season 5, Episode 2:"Saving Private Gigli" (or episode 82, the first one was a Christmas special).


Ah thanks.

This is the first episode of season 5, which started a few weeks ago. You might be able to link the full episode here; or at the least watch it (they usually have the new episodes up for awhile to watch in full at Adultswim). I don't think this episode is up anymore, but you may find it elsewhere.

It's information:

Season 5, Episode 2:"Saving Private Gigli" (or episode 82, the first one was a Christmas special).