[ SECRET POST #6173 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #6173 ⌋

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[Siobhan Thompson - Dimension20]



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Comments

[iff_and_xor]

To me, it was the first adaptation that felt like it made big tonal changes rather than mostly plot/character changes.

Before that, I had enjoyed each new spin on the story from radio to book to TV. They felt like the same broad universe, with the same sense of humour even when the details changed.

On Youtube, Dominic Noble has a video analyzing the movie adaptation that I really liked. One of the things he mentions is that scene with the “Vogon slapsticks” and how the concept feels like it belongs (a defensive measure that smacks you in the face to stop you having any good ideas about invading) but the execution really doesn’t (the characters “solve” the problem by just running through the field faster, getting smacked along the way).