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I want to point out that even if TLBM is seen as valid in the end, not all LEGO releases pass the first three rules. The ''Supergirl/ET'' crossover, from what I remember, is a lot like the in-character promos that we regularly deem unfit for our purposes. | I want to point out that even if TLBM is seen as valid in the end, not all LEGO releases pass the first three rules. The ''Supergirl/ET'' crossover, from what I remember, is a lot like the in-character promos that we regularly deem unfit for our purposes. | ||
I'm not even sure about the existence of ''[[The Dalek Extermination of Earth (TV story)]]''. I can find no source on this existing, but more importantly I'm not sure it passes rule 3. If it does exist, we don't have a copy of it. | I'm not even sure about the existence of ''[[The Dalek Extermination of Earth (TV story)]]''. I can find no source on this existing, but more importantly I'm not sure it passes rule 3. If it does exist, we don't have a copy of it. | ||
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Latest revision as of 14:50, 27 April 2023
I want to point out that even if TLBM is seen as valid in the end, not all LEGO releases pass the first three rules. The Supergirl/ET crossover, from what I remember, is a lot like the in-character promos that we regularly deem unfit for our purposes.
I'm not even sure about the existence of The Dalek Extermination of Earth (TV story). I can find no source on this existing, but more importantly I'm not sure it passes rule 3. If it does exist, we don't have a copy of it.