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* NarmCharm: Yes, it's an story about ''staking a giant vampire with a rocket ship''. That should be utterly ludicrous, and yet, in the opinions of many fans, it somehow works.
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* NarmCharm: Yes, it's an story about ''staking a giant vampire with a rocket ship''. That should be utterly ludicrous, and yet, in the opinions of many fans, it somehow works.works.
* SpecialEffectFailure: The Great One's full body is represented by a stiff, jerky puppet that doesn't do much to convey the idea of it being a menacing PlanetEater. Tellingly, it only shows up in one scene for a brief moment, and when the Great One has to appear in the flesh for the climax, it's simply represented by a more convincing gloved hand.
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* SpecialEffectFailure: The Great One's full body is represented by a stiff, jerky puppet that doesn't do much to convey the idea of it being a menacing PlanetEater. Tellingly, it only shows up in one scene for a brief moment, and when the Great One has to appear in the flesh for the climax, it's simply represented by a more convincing gloved hand.
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* NarmCharm: Yes, it's an episode about ''staking a giant vampire with a rocket ship''. That should be utterly ludicrous, and yet, in the opinions of many fans, it somehow works.
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* NarmCharm: Yes, it's an episode story about ''staking a giant vampire with a rocket ship''. That should be utterly ludicrous, and yet, in the opinions of many fans, it somehow works.
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* NarmCharm: Yes, it's an episode about ''staking a giant vampire with a rocket ship''. That should be utterly ludicrous, and yet, in the opinions of many fans, it somehow works.
* SnarkBait: One of the story's working titles was "The Wasting"; it was rejected to avoid this trope (i.e they didn't want critics saying the show was "wasting" their time)
* SnarkBait: One of the story's working titles was "The Wasting"; it was rejected to avoid this trope (i.e they didn't want critics saying the show was "wasting" their time)
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* NarmCharm: Yes, it's an episode about ''staking a giant vampire with a rocket ship''. That should be utterly ludicrous, and yet, in the opinions of many fans, it somehow works.
* SnarkBait: One of the story's working titles was "The Wasting"; it was rejected to avoid this trope (i.e they didn't want critics saying the show was "wasting" their time)works.
* SnarkBait: One of the story's working titles was "The Wasting"; it was rejected to avoid this trope (i.e they didn't want critics saying the show was "wasting" their time)
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* SnarkBait: One of the story's working titles was "The Wasting", Wasting"; it was rejected to avoid this trope (i.e they didn't want critics saying the show was "wasting" their time)
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* SnarkBait: One of it's working title was "The Wasting", it was rejected to avoid this trope(i.e they didn't want critics saying the show was "wasting" their time)
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* SnarkBait: One of it's the story's working title titles was "The Wasting", it was rejected to avoid this trope(i.trope (i.e they didn't want critics saying the show was "wasting" their time)
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