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  • AcroRay
    Persistent Member
    • Apr 17, 2005
    • 1010

    Capt. Jack Harkness also likes Micronauts...

    Long, interesting article about Jon Ross. We know he collects Micronauts and Microman. (He was a member of the Micropolis Embassy for a few years.) About 17 paragraphs down, he mentions making fun of the small size of John Barrowman's vintage Microman collection...!

    says Jonathan Ross - Times Online
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  • palitoy
    live. laugh. lisa needs braces
    • Jun 16, 2001
    • 59205

    #2
    That's awesome, I've always liked Jon Ross since he hosted "The Incredibly Strange Film show", a love of trashy cinema, comics and vintage toys. How could I not like the guy?
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    • B-Lister
      Eccentric Weirdo
      • Mar 19, 2010
      • 2922

      #3
      I like Jonathan Ross, he's a huge geek like all of us. And I've never even seen his show! (being disadvantageously geographically situated, and all.)

      I really dig his comic collection.
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      • johnmiic
        Adrift
        • Sep 6, 2002
        • 8427

        #4
        Was "The Incredibly Strange Film show" a show with interviews of directors like John Waters & Jackie Chan covering their film careers? I think I saw these in the 1990's on Discovery Channel in the US.

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        • AcroRay
          Persistent Member
          • Apr 17, 2005
          • 1010

          #5
          Yes, that was it. His "Friday Night" show currently airs on BBC America, but he's leaving the BBC for other projects. I expect he won't have any trouble coming up with other stuff to do.
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