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16th July 2001 at 2:45 am #37306DalekTek790Participant
What famous science fiction writer would you like to do an episode of Lexx? Harlan Ellison? Stephen King? Tracy Tormé?
I, for one, would love to see a Lexx episode written by Clifford Pickover! It could have the Lexx going to Titan for organic fuel and the crew getting in trouble with the natives.
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Lee P. Sherman, code name DalekTek790
Whovian, Froudian, Lexxian, etc.19th July 2001 at 4:59 am #55449AnonymousGuestIain Banks
Now THAT geezer could liven a LEXX episode up 🙂
(prolly have us throwing up at the same time)
I’d like to see the show get mean and nasty sometimes – scary nasty.
And on the complete other end of the scale, Terry Pratchet or Tom Sharp 🙂 (Stan is such a ‘Wilt’)
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21st July 2001 at 9:23 pm #55450AnonymousGuestFamous? Living or dead? Famous deceased would be Rod Serling. Living? I sincerely think that YOU, my friend, should try your hand at writing an episode. Please give it some thought. I think that you would be great! R7
21st July 2001 at 11:18 pm #55451AnonymousInactiveWhat with the presidential theme this season, I think some of the writers from Yes Prime Minister could be good..
22nd July 2001 at 8:36 am #55452AnonymousGuest
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Originally posted by Reveal7:
Famous? Living or dead? Famous deceased would be Rod Serling.
As much as I love Rod Serling, he would be completely incompatible with the tone of LEXX. The only Sci Fi writer I can see doing LEXX justice would be Harlan Ellison, because he’s misanthropic enough to get the bordering-on-nihilistic tone of the show right, he’s explosively funny when he has to be, and he’s got a tremendous background in writing excellent TV scripts.
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Living? I sincerely think that YOU, my friend, should try your hand at writing an episode. Please give it some thought. I think that you would be great! R7
I refuse to comment on this. It’s just too easy.
–Aleck
23rd July 2001 at 9:00 am #55453DalekTek790Participant
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Originally posted by Reveal7:
I sincerely think that YOU, my friend, should try your hand at writing an episode. Please give it some thought. I think that you would be great! R7
Thanks, 7! Actually, I already have (plot outline, not script). I think it’s under the original “Lexx writers.”
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Lee P. Sherman, code name DalekTek790
Whovian, Froudian, Lexxian, etc.24th July 2001 at 3:26 am #55454AnonymousGuestAsimov – I, Robothead
Kubrick – A Clockwork Kai
H.G. Wells – The Island of Doctor Mantrid
Shatner – TekLexx
P.K. Dick – Do Robotheads dream of electric dead guys
Orwell – 71984
Shelly – FrankenStan
Roger Corman – Little Shop of LexxantiZero
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21st August 2001 at 6:40 pm #55456AnonymousGuest
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Originally posted by antizero:
Asimov – I, Robothead
Kubrick – A Clockwork Kai
H.G. Wells – The Island of Doctor Mantrid
Shatner – TekLexx
P.K. Dick – Do Robotheads dream of electric dead guys
Orwell – 71984
Shelly – FrankenStan
Roger Corman – Little Shop of LexxantiZero
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HAHAHAHA!!!!
How about the Pythons doing an ep all together and directed by Terry Gilliam?
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“What fresh hell is this?”21st August 2001 at 8:23 pm #55457AnonymousGuestSpider Robinson, no one elses writing comes close imo to Lexx-like stories.
21st August 2001 at 9:30 pm #55458AnonymousGuestMargeret Atwood; The loveslaves’s tale
Harlan Ellison; A dead assasian and his robothead
H.G Wells; War of the robothead and the security guard
Octavia Butler; Parable of the protien banks
Ellison would be great, Butler could write a good one (maybe).
21st August 2001 at 10:21 pm #55459AnonymousGuest
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Originally posted by Hypatia:
Margeret Atwood; The loveslaves’s taleHarlan Ellison; A dead assasian and his robothead
lol hypatia, good job!
22nd August 2001 at 12:26 am #55460AnonymousInactiveI can’t help wondering what kind of script Douglas Adams could have come up with..
22nd August 2001 at 12:38 am #55461FlamegrapeParticipant
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Originally posted by Cat:
I can’t help wondering what kind of script Douglas Adams could have come up with..
My thoughts exactly!
22nd August 2001 at 5:42 am #55455AnonymousGuestDefinitely good ol Harlan Ellison. Aleck gave all the right reasons why he’d be perfect.
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