(I have actually seen people complain about how Dalek was so obviously based on Jubilee. Um. Same writer, guys?)
Not to mention that Rob Shearman rips off himself all the time anyway. "Dalek" and Jubilee have totally different plot all together! The only thing that's similar is the scene where Nine/Six is locked in a room with the lone Dalek. That's it.
And closest similarity "The Fires of Pompeii" and The Fires of Vulcan share is the title. On top of that, the stories could easily have taken place simultaneously. (I'm a bit in love with the idea someone proposed on OG that in the "Turn Left" universe, it was Seven and Mel who sorted the Pyroville mess out in Ten and Donna's absence...)
HEE! Oh, that would have been epic. :D
Donna would have totally broken her "Runaway Bride" record for number of times she slapped the same person in a single episode... ;)
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Date: 2008-11-15 02:28 am (UTC)Not to mention that Rob Shearman rips off himself all the time anyway. "Dalek" and Jubilee have totally different plot all together! The only thing that's similar is the scene where Nine/Six is locked in a room with the lone Dalek. That's it.
And closest similarity "The Fires of Pompeii" and The Fires of Vulcan share is the title. On top of that, the stories could easily have taken place simultaneously. (I'm a bit in love with the idea someone proposed on OG that in the "Turn Left" universe, it was Seven and Mel who sorted the Pyroville mess out in Ten and Donna's absence...)
HEE! Oh, that would have been epic. :D
Donna would have totally broken her "Runaway Bride" record for number of times she slapped the same person in a single episode... ;)