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As we know “the memory cheats”, but I have a clear memory that Utopia was originally listed to come fifth in the running order of Series Three, and that there was an announcement in Doctor Who Magazine that it had been moved in the running order, so when I sat down to watch Utopia in June 2007, I was expecting an inconsequential episode (another Boom Town or Fear Her) before the two-part finale started the following week. The return of Captain Jack makes a very exciting opening and adds another layer of deception because, if this was a Friends episode, it would be called ‘The One Where Captain Jack Came Back’. Looking back from the year 2020, 2006-2009 was a golden age of Doctor Who, not just in terms of a massively popular Doctor, but also because we had two spin offs, Torchwood and The Sarah Jane Adventures running alongside the main show. 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The treatment of Jack is very interesting; in The Parting of the Ways, the Doctor seems to forget about him after Rose becomes the ‘Bad Wolf’ and destroys the Daleks, but in Utopia, the Doctor describes Jack as “wrong” saying that he’s a “fixed point in time and space”, an event that’s immutable in much the same way as the destruction of Pompeii will be in The Fires of Pompeii. Jack is so out of place that the TARDIS flew all the way to the end of the universe to try and shake him off, and the Doctor says it’s difficult to even look at him. This is a potentially interesting idea, but it’s quickly forgotten in future stories such as Journey’s End where the TARDIS actually allows Jack to pilot her. Blink was incredibly well structured, with hardly a line or shot out of place, but Utopia is much looser in form and I believe this is a deliberate act by Davies to make the reveal at the end much more effective. The Futurekind, this week’s monster, are a perfect example of this, humans with facial tattoos and pointed teeth, who chase anyone they find outside of the Silo Base. They are a monster with no visible motivation and it’s difficult to believe they could survive on a barren rock at the end of the universe when their society seems to be structured solely around ‘human hunts’. Cliched is a kind way to describe their dialogue – the most important word in their language seems to be “human” said in exactly the same way as the Ferengi in Star Trek - “hew-man” – maybe it’s the pointed teeth favoured by both races that’s responsible. At Silo Base, we meet the last survivors of the human race; when we were in the year five billion in The End of the World, the last human was “a bitchy trampoline” but by the year one hundred trillion, the human race again looks very like us. The Doctor explains this saying humanity “might have spent a million years evolving into clouds of gas, and another million as downloads, but you always revert to the same basic shape. ” Russell T Davies obviously believes 21st Century humanity is the pinnacle of the evolutionary ladder, which is lucky because it saves money on makeup and visual effects! At the end of the universe, most of the stars have died and there are only small pockets of life remaining. There was a ‘Science Foundation’ who “created the Utopia Project thousands of years ago to preserve mankind, to find a way of surviving beyond the collapse of reality itself. ” A signal is broadcasting a message across space “saying come to Utopia” and that is what the people in the Silo are trying to do. Obviously, we can’t have a ‘Foundation’ in Science Fiction, without thinking back to Isaac Asimov’s classic series of the same name. In this series, Hari Seldon, a Psychohistorian who uses mathematics to model future history, creates two Foundations – repositories of science and knowledge to minimise the effects of the collapse of the Galactic Empire, and this sounds very similar to the Science Foundation in Utopia. There’s a fantastic end of days feel to Utopia, helped in large part by Murray Gold’s haunting score, but what we see on screen is actually quite dull. There’s a crowd of ragged humans who are spending their time waiting for the rocket to Utopia to be made ready; it’s like the future equivalent of a delayed flight at an airport. The exception to the mainly faceless humanity is Creet, played by John Bell. Bell won a Blue Peter competition to appear in the show and, as well as telling Martha that the skies in Utopia “are made of diamonds”, he also proves that Scotland still exists in the year one hundred trillion! It’s good to see that Bell has managed to get a career out of his appearance in Doctor Who, having featured in The Hobbit, T2 Trainspotting and Outlander among a pretty impressive CV since 2007. As strange as this might sound, I believe the mostly faceless mass of humanity, the Futurekind, and the linear plot – the Doctor arrives on a planet where a rocket isn’t working and fixes it, is a sign that Russell T Davies really understands storytelling. I watched The Haunting of Villa Diodati just before writing this review and thought the first half was as strong as anything there’s been in the Chris Chibnall era, with its interesting characters, spooky setting, and a mystery that I wanted to see solved, but then a Cyberman appears and the mystery is explained away by Cyber powers and a magic McGuffin to the detriment of the overall story. In Utopia, the uncomplicated build up means when the great reveal takes place, the story can run with this without being overly burdened with clearing up plot holes and managing a large group of supporting characters. The main guest star in Utopia is British acting legend Sir Derek Jacobi; a respected theatre actor from the 1960s, Jacobi became a star with his portrayal of the Roman Emperor Claudius in 1976’s I, Claudius and has racked up numerous TV and film appearances ever since. Jacobi plays Professor Yana, a kindly professor who is trying to build a rocket to take the humans to Utopia, he is ably assisted by Chantho, a blue-skinned insectoid creature. Chantho is another example of a Russell T Davies creation that has clever little quirks to make their character seem deeper and more interesting than what we have time to see on screen. Whenever Chantho speaks, she starts her statement with the word “Chan” and ends it with “Tho. ” So: ‘Chan it’s really quite funny when she speaks Tho! ’ There’s a lovely little chat with Martha and Chantho, where the alien explains that failing to do this would be like swearing. When the Doctor is helping Yana with the rocket, Yana shows signs of being in pain and he explains that he has a constant noise inside his head - “the sound of drums”. When I was watching Series Three in 2007, I knew John Simm was going to play a character called ‘Mister Saxon’ in the series finale, and the internet had worked out that this was an anagram of ‘Master No. Six’. The Simm reveal is actually really clever misdirection from Davies because, despite the many clues, I didn’t even think that Professor Yana might be the Master, until I saw the watch. The linear plot appears to be sleepwalking its way to a conclusion; the Doctor and Jack are about to fix the rocket and all the humans are onboard, waiting to take off, when Yana asks Martha about the Doctor. She tells him about time travel and the TARDIS and Yana remarks “they say there was time travel back in the old days. I never believed…Never could keep time, always late, always lost. Even this thing never worked. ” And then he shows Martha his fob watch… The downbeat tone and bland plot have all been building up to this moment and it’s magnificent, I get a shiver down my spine every time I watch it, which is heightened when Murray Gold’s incredible The Master Vainglorious theme kicks in. Martha runs to tell the Doctor and his reaction is fabulous, David Tennant flows through about 15 emotions in 30 seconds, none of them showing happiness at the prospect of another member of his race being alive, and he realises what it meant when the Face of Boe said “You are not alone” in Gridlock. Then the scene cuts back to Yana opening the watch. This is a fantastic moment and the fan-service makes it even better as we hear Anthony Ainley’s laugh and Roger Delgado’s voice saying “and you will give your power to me” – a perfectly chosen line from The Daemons. Chantho is the only person who sees Yana’s transformation; with a slight alteration of his expression, Jacobi switches from a kindly, avuncular figure into the embodiment of evil and his assistant is the first victim of this awakening, “your chan and your tho driving me insane! ” he snarls before uttering the immortal words “I am the Master” and electrocuting her with a power cable. The dying Chantho shoots the Master forcing him to regenerate but, with hindsight, this is a mistake by Davies, because we only get a couple of minutes of Derek Jacobi as the Master before he regenerates into John Simm. This is another reason to be thankful for Big Finish, because Jacobi has now played the role in four War Master releases (as well as numerous other series – River Song, Gallifrey, Ravenous) and he is as fantastic as his brief appearance in Utopia hinted that he would be. As the Master starts to change, he says “if the Doctor can be young and strong, then so can I” before he utters one of my favourite ‘so bad it’s good lines’ in Doctor Who – “the Master reborn”, the last word is said in a broad West Country accent and I can’t help but say it out loud whenever I watch this episode. The Doctor bursts into Yana’s Laboratory, but it’s too late, the Master is safe inside the Doctor’s TARDIS. All the Doctor can do is lock the controls to restrict the Master’s ability to travel in time, and in an incredible cliffhanger, he, Jack, and Martha are stranded in the year one hundred trillion, about to be slaughtered by the Futurekind. As with The Christmas Invasion, Russell T Davies took a gamble; in that story he kept the new Doctor off-screen, trusting that Tennant’s performance would be good enough to lift the episode, here he fools us into thinking we were watching this year’s Fear Her, before unveiling the shock reveal. The gamble massively pays off and Utopia continues the run of legendary Doctor Who episodes that started with Human Nature. (9/10).
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The area is called Kings Cross, and I live in a quaint old apartment at no. 10 Hardie Street: MY APARTMENT -- 'THE SAVOY': A PHOTO OF MYSELF, OUTSIDE MY APARTMENT -- 'THE SAVOY': Dennis lives about an eight minute walk away from my place, in a quiet street towards Elizabeth Bay called 'Roslyn Gardens'. I bought myself a coffee and a sandwich from a cafe that Monday morning, on the way down to his place. Then began walking down Bayswater Road. I had to cross the path of the creepy apartment on Dennis' road, which always gives me the chills for some reason. I really have no idea why. It's not dillapitated or gothic. It's just this unusual white building with no windows or doors called 'Aquarius'. There's a really long passageway that leads down towards it, and I often find myself staring ominously down -- wondering about the inhabitants of the building, or pondering who designed such a weird windowless structure ---and why the path is so long and narrow. THE ROUTE BETWEEN THE TWO APARTMENTS: 'AQUARIUS' - THE CREEPY PROPERTY ON DENNIS' STREET: 'LAKEMOUNT' - DENNIS' APARTMENT: This information may or may not be relevant to my strange experience the week following Dennis initial phone-call. I figure maybe if I share everything that happened with you all, in detail, you might be in a better position to understand what I experienced than I am myself. Because I remain, currently, utterly clueless to the meaning of my recent experience of inane terror. As a background to why Dennis may have been under an appreciable mental strain -- perhaps I should explain that he recently has been undergoing the beginnings of a potential legal divorce battle with his wife. Whilst the two of them are still living together, it seems almost certain now, that Dennis and Miriam will be separating. Every time I see Dennis, there is a different mood about the break up. Though Dennis himself, is obviously completely miserable -- One day he will tell me confidently they are back on, the next week it's off, and his moods submit to an emotional rollercoaster -- which I think is why he has been spending more and more time gardening, as an escape from the trauma of his disintegrating relationship. I don't have much to offer by way of consolation. My situation couldn't be more different from his. Eileen and I have only been together for a few years, and whilst we have a few commitment issues occasionally, generally we couldn't be happier. Really its a kind of twilight, honeymoon phase for her and I, and I find myself with absolutely no basis to give Dennis the advice he needs re: divorce. That Monday I visited him, it was apparent that his mental deterioration had reached a new level. Dennis has no history of psychological illness in his family as far as i'm aware, nor had he previously showed-- any early warning signs of schizophrenia, however, the minute I walked into his Lakemount garden that Monday-- I knew instinctively that something was terribly wrong with his state of mental well being. He seemed to have completely forgotten the desperation with which he had called me in Sunday's mania, and was now only obsessing compulsively over elements of his garden. Presumably, he and Miriam had had another fight the previous night-- and whilst he had been desperate to talk about it on Sunday, he had now-- switched back to the denial phase of his psychological stages of coping with trauma. Dennis' garden is extremely beautiful. Because his apartment is on the ground floor of the Lakemount building-- he somehow got the prime real estate, and the entire garden is considered his tennable property. The space is relatively small, (about 40 square metres), but Dennis has utilised the space to it's fullest, with beautiful stone masonry, tall sculpted hedges, red and yellow flower beds and herb gardens -- then in the centre of it --- is a beautiful Italian fountain balanced upon a grey-stone statue of the Hindu deity Ganesh. (The elephantine looking god of that religion). A large proportion of the garden is a well maintained lawn, of thick healthy grass. As I found Dennis that morning, he was engaged in the most mysterious act, crouching beneath the statue of Ganesh --holding a sloppy paintbrush, above a large tin of white household paint --- and he was bizzarrely, and furiously painting the green grass --a thick coat of white!! When I approached him, and asked him why he was so sloppily painting his garden with a thick coat of white house paint -- he launched into the most insane diatribe of paranoid word-salad imaginable. I had a mind to call the physicians at Bourkeley institution there and then, to come and grant him the soft comfort of a white padded cell-- however, remembering what a close friend he was, I made it my mission to try and appreciate his mental stress, and bring him back to ordinary thoughts. I'll tell you now -- in my own words ---what I remember Dennis to have said that morning, though I fear I won't be able to perfectly capture the immeasurable horribleness, and sadness of it: 'White ---is the only colour which can stop it. ' I think was the first thing he said to me, in a cracked, high-pitched voice. I raised my eyebrows in desperate concern as he began his frightening sililoquy; 'Ideas can travel through colours, that's how they get at you. Have you ever wondered why they use certain colours in church stain-glass windows? The light picks up on particular colours, in a very precise way, and only certain waves can travel through them--- which enhances the euphoria of the sunlight. You don't believe me? Did you see the newspaper headlines yesterday? They've taken pictures of gravity waves now! Do you know what that means? Einsteins theories about the relativity of space and time, were not only RIGHT... they were primitive! Gravity waves! Waves of time and space, are flowing all around us all the time -- we are surrounded by an aura of flickering time-space -- a fragile field of temporal reality -- caging the illusion of all we hold dear and take for granted! The air itself is an ocean of rippling time-space! ' Even at this early point of his mad ravings, I moved over to him awkwardly, wanting to touch or hug him, or pull the paintbrush out of his hand -- to give him what he really craved, (emotional devotion and human affection). Still -- unable to interrupt, I basically just stood and listened as he continued the insane speech: 'Miriam has been having dreams about plants for months. Do you know, that's what all of this talk of separating is really about? You remember I told you months ago she was afraid she might be getting breast cancer? It was all because of the dreams she was having. But then she went to get a blood test, and she told me-- that when it came out of her arm, the blood was green! Well, I didn't think anything of it at the time of course, as you know, Miriam is partially colour blind, and sometimes mistakes red for green. Of course, the doctor comforted her too, saying that such results were coming back more and more frequently, and that he didn't think any of the human gods were alive anymore now at all! (She goes to those classes at the hindu temple). You know? But I think i've begun to understand a lot more since i've been gardening, recently. I realise that my life makes sense, and everything happens for a reason. I understand how the ideas get at you. Have a look at that old gum tree there. ' Dennis pointed up to a particular twisted, pale-lime, gnarled gum-tree in his back yard. 'It's a real beauty that old gum! I was thinking of cutting it down because of the colour of it, but then I realised that it wasn't my place to do so! Think about it. Every single civilisation has had some form of archetypal version of 'the tree of knowledge' or 'the sacred tree', do you know what I mean?.. of course, you're thinking of the serpent in the garden of Eden. That's a colour idea. The whole thing. But do you know the Norse had something called Ygg Drasil -- a huge tree which all the worlds were built on?? Then the Ancient Greeks had the Hespirades -- the tree bearing the fruits of immortality! That gum tree there is probably only a hundred years old? But then, you know -- there would have been trees standing here, right in this spot -- 10, 000 years ago when the aboriginals were here! Im talking about a culture completely independent of Europe or the America's! Before Western civilisation begun! Human beings were right here with these trees for thousands upon thousands of years ---without European ideas or languages ever getting anywhere near us! That's Australia. Knowledge long dead --and--- The trees are older than we are!! ' I kept trying to console him, and tell him to stop painting and sit down for a minute, but whenever I tried to reach for the brush, he would get furious at me, yelling: 'I'm telling you, I have to paint out the colour, so the evil-god leaves the quadrant of Lakemount and Roslyn Gardens-- I have to do it before it eats Miriam. Get off me!! Have I ever lied to you?? It happened months ago, when Miriam started having the dreams. Do you think i'm making this up? I started having dreams too-- last week! I thought Miriam was making it up too, at first, when she said she spoke to the 'olive man'-- but now I know ---she wasn't lying. It speaks to you! In the voices on the television and the radio! It's always whispering! In the trees. Consciousness itself ---is just a frequency of the whispers of that ancient thing. It's more Ancient than any of the thoughts of mammals. It's been here for millions of years. Think about that! Millions of years! Back when the whole world was covered in plants, even before the dinosaurs were roaming around. I think it called itself 'the opener of pores' back then. It's descended from the minds of plants, and it's brothers still feel the way they did back when they had a falling out with the birds and dinosaurs. They don't like skin. That's why they try to send the ideas, and grow things inside our brains. ' I noticed that Dennis had dripped the white paint all over his own clothes now, and I could see that he had even started painting half of the gum tree he'd been pointing at earlier. He wiped a big smear of white paint over his forehead as he looked at me with big, wet eyes. 'I found out that I could call out to the thing, and it would answer me. It was these pre-conceived religious ideas in me that made me thought it wanted me to pray to it, at first ---but it's much too big for such a banal a purpose as that. It has so many names! I called him Mr-Chartreuse, as a test of our friendship, and he told me that was a fine name for him. He was pleased with me too, when I was trying to decode the messages. I write something on a piece of paper, and then let it get into the pen, to tell me what it was thinking, or what it wants me to do. But then he wasn't happy with that anymore, and he told me to call him President of the moss. Then yesterday -- I called him Dr Sea-foam -- and he got angry. The energy is everywhere here. It's everywhere. I can feel it when I smell those horrible pores in the grass!. ' He then splattered an immense dollup of white paint in front of him, and covered another huge patch of dry, green grass. His ravings got more and more demented. I was so concerned, but the only thing I thought I could do was to leave him temporarily alone, and hope he could find his reason, deep inside him. I knew that during psychosis, the worse thing to do was to encourage somebody's delusions. As I was leaving, Dennis rushed inside and grabbed something, dripping paint everywhere along the concrete pavement as he went. He was determined that he could prove it to me. Whatever his theory was, about his need to paint the grass white. He came out with a piece of paper and shoved it in my hand. 'This is where I downloaded it from. The idea. If you don't believe me -- look it up for yourself. Zobrazit! Look it up! The president of the moss -- he showed me where I could find it. It's his story. His thoughts! ' I left Dennis' house hurriedly, feeling guilty at abandoning him in such a manic state, but I was utterly unable to cope with the pressure of managing his mental breakdown. I simply wasn't trained for that sort of thing. I thought again about calling the doctors at Bourkely institution, and getting a professional to handle it --- but some compassion within me, some friendly aspect, couldn't do it. I felt as though I would be turning him in, ratting out a mate. I simply had to believe that he would recover from this---- That he would pull through by the next time I saw him. I looked at the crumpled piece of paper he had shoved in my hand, even his handwriting seemed erratic and wild -- like a three year old child's. The note only had a couple of words on it-- 'Zobrazit' --which was written across the page in huge shivery letters, then there was a smaller note beneath it which just had the name and html address of a website called 'The black vine'. When I got back home, first I cursed myself. The roof was leaking worse than it had been previously, and I remembered that I had forgot to call a repairman, or the plumber. Eileen would kill me if she came home, and I had done nothing. I turned my PC on, and googled the name of a local repairman and called the number on my mobile. I was advised there would be a waiting time of ten minutes minimum, so I sat down and listened to the nauseating hold music, which was something like an electronic keyboard rendition of 'Waltzing Matilda'. As I sat there on hold, trying to block my nose from that horrible pea-soup smell coming from the leaking roof in my apartment, and swiveling in my swivel chair -- my hands darted around subconciously looking for something to do. They came upon the scrap of paper Dennis had given me, and sickly intrigued, I popped up two windows in my PC browser, and in one I google searched 'Zobrazit', and in the other I entered the html-digits of the 'black vine' website. The sounds of Waltzing Matilda were running through my head in repuslive, electronic pulses -- and further fuelled the strange sickness that started to come over me. Nothing much came up from my googling of 'Zobrazit', a lot of Czech web pages and some random youtube videos of chattering foreigners. Meanwhile "The black vine" webpage loaded up slowly, and when it came, I realised it was some kind of pirate-torrent-site -- like Pirate bay -- (But judging from the illustrations, it had an occult or religious theme) - 'The black Vine: A Place to download obscure, rare, illegal, occult and independent media' -- is what the graphic bar at the top of the black-and-red page said. Suddenly, I was hooked in the mystery. I typed 'Zobrazit' into the search bar, and hit enter -- expecting nothing to come, yet, immediately a movie torrent appeared --named 'Zobrazit - a cartoon in green'. My mind almost imploded with fear, but then, I started to rationalise -- thinking that there was probably plenty of truth amidst Dennis' illogical word salad. He probably had downloaded this movie, whatever it was, and it may well have formed part of his complex delusional state, that wasn't so unusual. For all I knew, it was probably pornography, after all, what else do you download from such a secretive torrent website? The site was probably swarming with paedophiles, and worse. Curiosity got the better of me, however, and I clicked on the Zobrazit torrent -- whereupon quickly I was informed the download would take three or four minutes. As I sat there, brooding, on hold, I noticed also that there were two comments attached to the 'Zobrazit' torrent, so I quickly opened them. The first one was from the host of the torrent, and said 'Warning: May cause blindness. ' Then the second was a longer paragraph from someone who had downloaded the file, which said; 'Holy crapballs. This is legit! How has the interweb not gone insane over this. I just watched this whilst I was stoned and I think I lost a part of myself i'm never going to get back. You know what this is right? I found about this from 4chan. Anybody thinking about downloading this file, ought to read this first:' Following his comment, the user had left a link to an archived creepy pasta from a forum called 4chan. This is the exact link, for the curious: 'ZOBRAZIT' ARTICLE FROM '4CHAN' /x/ FORUM: I became thoroughly intrigued, and frightened. After doing some more web research, I shortly discovered that speculation about the 'Zobrazit' -- (Rough Chech translation - 'The Great Show') -- involved many intricate, inter-related conspiracy theories. Among various tenuous links, I found theories that the 'Zobrazit' had allegedly manifested itself in various forms -- including as recently as 2012. During this year, many anonymous members of 4chan --who claimed that they had downloaded the 'Zobrazit' file after becoming involved in an online journal called 'VOX'. Users associated with that journal, claim that the journal itself was hijacked by an occult group calling themselves 'The Cult of Saturn', one of the members of which, named 'Gwynn Earl' apparently attempted to recreate, or re-direct a modern version of 'Zobrazit' -- and met with speedy mental deterioration. THE JOURNAL WHERE MEMBERS CLAIMED TO HAVE SEEN 'ZOBRAZIT': AN ARTICLE, APPARENTLY EXPOSING THE ALLEGED '4CHAN CULT' WHO HIJACKED THE VOX JOURNAL, A MEMBER OF WHICH IS ALLEGED TO HAVE CREATED A VERSION OF 'ZOBRAZIT': THE ANIMATOR WHO WAS PART OF THE CULT, SUPPOSEDLY ANIMATED THESE INSANE, GLITCHY CARTOONS: I really can't tell you if any of those links are meaningful or relevant to my own horrid experience. But I can tell you, I did find one more strange clue, or piece of evidence in the mysterious puzzle, before the Zobrazit link finally downloaded, and I watched the green cartoon. It was just this weird letter, allegedly from Walt Disney studios: THE LETTER FROM WALT DISNEY STUDIO'S: There's not that much more to tell you. After the torrent file had finished downloading, I plugged the HDMI cable into my TV, and sat down on the couch to watch the film (Which was eight minutes and twenty-four seconds). It was probably the craziest 2D animated film I had ever seen. The whole thing was coloured-green, but the animation was extremely detailed. I remember manic characters jumping through obscene landscapes, lewd images, and grotesque acts of violence. I remember that the whole thing made me sick -- but I couldn't turn away. There was this snowman character smoking blunts, and the green ice would melt, then there'd be shapes dancing around in this psychadelic field of green energy. Then--- the animation itself, seemed to come to life -- outside of the screen -- dancing into the air. I actually pulled my phone out to take pictures of the crazy imagery. Whatever that thing did to my brain, I know i'll never quite be the same. I stopped and deleted the file about half way through -- when I literally couldn't watch it any more. Two minutes later -- I threw up in the toilet ---I never fixed the leaky roof that day--- Eileen was mad, but once she heard about Dennis she forgave me. It's really terrible. We found out on Wednesday that Dennis had killed himself inside his own flat. Miriam had come home, and found that he had painted their couch white, then slit his wrist with a sharp kitchen knife. I just wish I had've called the doctors while I had the chance. I wish this experience was gone from me. I never really want to hear about 'Zobrazit' or 'the president of the moss' ever again, frankly. I don't know why i'm sharing this story. Maybe, I just feel like it needs to be told. I never deleted those photo's from my phone. Admittedly, every time I have looked at them, they have just looked like blank green screens. But when Eileen saw them she told me she saw a cartoon elephant in one of the photos. When I looked again --I still couldn't see it. I'll post the photo's for you guys anyway, least I can do. If you want to risk the insanity -- by all means -- take a look. There was one other weird thing that happened to me since I watched the green cartoon. I don't know if it was a coincidence -- or if I was just imagining the similarity. On a sad, Sunday after Dennis' memorial -- I was walking along Dennis' road -- down on Roslyn Gardens -- passing by that strange old white house 'Aquarius' -- I saw that it had some graffiti tagged on the outside. It seemed like it must've been there for a long time -- though i'd never noticed it before ---because most of the paint had worn away. I was SURE i'd seen the strange kangaroo character in the green cartoon, and yet, how can you be sure? How can you be sure? THE KANGAROO I SAW PAINTED ON THE AQUARIUS BUILDING: THE PHOTOS I TOOK OF THE GREEN CARTOON:.
; Duration=1 h 54 Minute; writer=Alan Jay Lerner. People 1880: Cannons are the most dangerous weapons in the world Tchaikovsky: I'm running out of ideas so. It is a great piece of music A period of classical music meeting jazz, Anyway you listen to this, Gershwin could play the piano. The performers in this movie are a top-notch tap dancer / singer (Gene Kelley) top-notch ballerina (Leslie Caron) awesome pianist (Oscar Levant) and a great singer (Georges Guétary. They will entertain you. This is a top MGM musical.