User talk:JunglebookDalmations

I have but three things to say

1. Paul McGann lacks the fazazz of the other Doctors, he was good in the movie but I've been sampling the delights of his audio adventures and they're just bland. Hate to have a look at the books and comic strips. Even Colin Baker had The Doctor Who mojo and he was the worst.

2. Will there be a second season of K9 next year, I've watched all 26 episodes and I'm hungry for more

3. Finally, I am gravely concerned that the 12 regeneration limit will be ignored and The Doctor will live on far past my life-span. If he doesn't die in his 13th and final incarnation than the whole show will have been in vain. It was all leading up to that moment, his death, his name, his secrets all revealed with a dying breath.

K9 Mark II etc

Hi, I've had a look at the K9 Mark 3 page and everything seems in order, if unsure I'd suggest posing the questions on the article's talk page or within the forums so that the community at large can contribute. Thanks. --Tangerineduel 13:30, September 30, 2010 (UTC)

The Department

Hi, leave a comment on the article's page or if it's a too large issue for the article's talk page begin a topic in the relevant Forum:Index. None of the K9 TV series related articles are semi-protected (except the main overall K9 TV series article). See our Tardis:Manual of Style if you're unsure about editing on this wiki. Thanks. --Tangerineduel 15:14, October 2, 2010 (UTC)

The Great Syndication?

I rolled back your edits to the K9 article as it was unsourced and simply perplexing. No where was Regeneration called the 'Halloween' special. We generally take the first location a series/episodes were broadcast. I'm fairly sure that was Australia or the UK, I know it's finished broadcasting in Australia.

I'm not sure what you were trying for with the Great Syndication article, but it was unsourced and wasn't written in even a remotely real world encylopaedic style.

Until there is official information in the form of a press release, interview in a major publication or a statement on an official website (not Facebook) there shouldn't be any pages made for series 2. Any other information relating to broadcast of series 1 should go on the series 1 article, any information should be sourced or it will be removed until it can be verified. --Tangerineduel 12:14, October 11, 2010 (UTC)

http://stewart-wall-entertainment.com/in-development/childrensTelevisionDetail.php?K9-Series-II-1

THAT'S PROOF! K9 Series 2 is in the works and another thing it's called The Great Syndication because K9 will be undergone a massive international syndication next year BEACH! It's going global, to dozens of different networks at different times. Than Series 2 will commence. Jeez!

And another thing, HOW DARE YOU!!, HOW DARE YOU Call yourself a Dr. Who fan when you mock fellow fans, delete their articles and think your the best, BECAUSE YOUR NOT, YOU ARE NOT, YOU ARE A JERK, JEEEEEEEERK ! I reckon your a 40-year-old virgin who plays with Doctor Who Action figures and lives in his parents' basement! You probably get a boner from watching Jack and Ianto make out so don't you ever, ever mock fellow fans when they are trying to publish a valid piece of information ask them first and be polite otherwise you'll feel my Time Lord wrath!!!!!!!!!!! Bye for now! ;) Oh P.S. Don't you dare reply to this other-wise there will be dire consequences. And yes you've pissed me off with your snobby stuck-up bitchy attitude regarding this matter. Congratulations BITCH! One last thing, it was a Halloween special, it was broadcast on Halloween 2009 and intended as a holiday special. Don't you ever leap before you look again either wise you just might fall. Ass. And The Thirteenth Doctor is a bit annoying too, might have a word with him. Maybe I'll start a revolution and overthrow you lot, than we can inherit this site and cleanse it of all things DICK!

• Yeah... it's never a good idea to make threats to the person in power, or call them names. I think a short block would do you good if this is your attitude. --The Thirteenth Doctor 12:55, October 12, 2010 (UTC)

You're right, about the source, I'm not sure why you didn't cite it in the first place, and also with regards to the UK broadcast being broadcast on 31st October, though without a source stating that it was broadcast as a Halloween special there was no way to verify that this was the case. Our Manual of Style makes this quite clear. I have corrected the Series 2 page to include the source you cited here. --Tangerineduel 13:20, October 12, 2010 (UTC)

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