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Onderdeel van de reeks(en)Doctor Who {non-TV} (Reference)
Have you ever wondered what the Doctor is actually talking about? Are youburning to find out what the Blinovitch Limitation Effect is? Or whatregeneration really is? In this book, the Doctor takes you through all thosetricky Time Lord words an Geen bibliotheekbeschrijvingen gevonden. |
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As an example, the entry for the first word, "asteroid" is: "It's like this big rock thing floating in space. Well, not that big -- I mean, not planet-sized big. More sort of small-big really. And actually, 'floating' isn't right because you sort of do that in water or liquid and space is, well, space. Space is pretty much full of floaty rock things, except it's called space because it's so empty." Yes, the whole thing is more or less like that. It's fun, and I do love the way I can basically hear it all in Matt Smith's voice. Not all the entries are nearly that amusing, though, and the gimmick does wear a bit thin by the time you get to the end. Still, it's cute. And comes with lots of pictures, too. ( )