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A new Venn diagram proves what our news director has been telling friends, family and total strangers for years–“Doctor Who” is the center of the universe.
Or maybe the center of the science-fiction universe.
You can see the diagram that proves it below:
Now how do I get this on a t-shirt?
[…] A great find for me was the Doctor Who Store. I’m a big fan of the series and seeing all that merchandise together in one place was pretty amazing. Action figures, books, CD audio dramas, DVDs and other things that used to be rarities in the US were all readily available. While the internet has shrunk the world of commerce tremendously over the years, it was still a treat to hold some of these things in my hands. There was also a fantastic t-shirt at another booth depicting Doctor Who as the center of the sci-fi universe. […]
it’s not complete, you have to add a circle for aliens, and place Babylon 5 and Stargate in there somewhere…….
No Planet of the Apes???
As I said before, the diagram is complete in itself…and it only proves once again that Dr Who is the greatest show in the known universe.
Which universe?
I agree, the Known Universe. No matter what circle or how many Circles you use. The DR is in.
I created my own version of this a while back.
http://www.facebook.com/album.php?aid=185114&id=503344846&l=eaac0dfb07
Wait a minute. “Stargate” also fits all three of those categories. Doesn’t that mean that “Stargate” is the center of the scifi universe as well?
I’ve seen everything in the Star Trek, Terminator, and Battlestar Galactica (both old and new) universes. Therefore, if this chart is to be believed, I’ve seen everything in the Doctor Who universe without having watched a single episode.
In that case, why bother adding them to my (future) Netflix queue?
star trek had killer robots. and they were HOTTIES.
“i am for kirk.” =)