If so, then a lot of other great alternate history stories should be included too.

Dear 2076,

"I'd definitely watch it", that should say.

Surprised that this isn't on the list. It's still better than "The Great Vegetable Rebellion".

If they had made a full series of Superpup, I'd definitely. It's wonderfully odd as well as being so bad, it's good.

Seems like the most logical conclusion.

She was in the car but she wasn't driving herself. She fell out of the car, which was steam powered by the way, and then fell under the wheels and was crushed.

Interesting factoid: the first person killed in a car crash was a scientist named Mary Ward. It happened in Birr, Offaly in Ireland in 1869. She was the great-grandmother of Lalla Ward, who played the second incarnation of Romana in "Doctor Who".

It's beautiful.

The extremely Stargate-esque Iconian gateways in "Star Trek" (which predate the original "Stargate" film, incidentally) weren't too shabby either.

"We cannot condone bouncing of the seventh variety."

Wow, I'd no idea that Mammoths could live for 13,000 years. Ya learn something new everyday.

I wish that irritating guy from "E.R." wasn't in it.

I was betting that he liked Mexican food myself.

Personally, I think that Captain America's USO outfit is very fetching.

Very disappointed by this news, it has to be said. I hadn't even heard the rumours. As you say, let's hope the 50th anniversary special(s) are even better for it.

A great moment from one of the series' best episodes. I loved the fact that the female newscaster was brought back after President Clark was overthrown in Season Four's "Endgame".

While he's not a terribly well known one by any means, one of my favourite investigative journalists in sci-fi is James Stevens, the protagonist of the "Doctor Who" novel "Who Killed Kennedy" who basically investigates the events of the UNIT era of the television series from an outsider's perspective. Outside of…

Never seen any of them.

It took me a few seconds to remember the meaning of "murder of crows." At first, I thought, "Don't the police have more important things to worry about than someone killing crows?"