Soldato
I remember watching this when I was little. I vaguely recall getting excited by Future World and Medieval World and not really understanding what was special about Industrial World. I don't think I liked Aztec zone much either. I think I just identified it with beaches where adults just wanted to lie around and not do anything. Also, there was a strange bald man prancing around a lot who turns out to have been Richard O'brien.
http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/entertainment-arts-40354288
Heart-breaking piece in the article:
Wonder how long it will be before the BBC is forced to apologise for "Cultural Appropriation" with Aztec Zone? :/
http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/entertainment-arts-40354288
Heart-breaking piece in the article:
"Industrial's quite interesting because it's almost like a period set now," Dillon says.
"There's so few elements from the original in daily life now. So much industrial landscape has disappeared, we don't do industry so much in this country anymore."
"So its almost like a period thing now that you look back on and go, 'oh yes, that's what it used to be when you went to a factory or an industrial landscape.'"
Wonder how long it will be before the BBC is forced to apologise for "Cultural Appropriation" with Aztec Zone? :/