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Let's welcome Dominic James from Wheaton Aston near Stafford. Very nice. Dominic, you are a big

Hoovian. You're a fan of Doctor Who. I am, yeah, I've managed to get my kids into it as well.

Do you go to the conventions and stuff?

Oh, I've done the once, actually, but yeah, that kind of thing very often. It should be more.

Yeah, I guess it's nice when you're in a room, a collective of people who are very light-minded. Yeah, it gives cracking, you can't beat it. I'd love a bit of Star Trek as well. That was my first love. Nice. So Star Trek's your first sci-fi love. Then Doctor Who, are you into the old Star Wars and all the Flash Gordon and all that?

Well, the thing old Star Wars and all

the Flash Gordon and all that? Well, the thing is Star Wars. I know it's controversial, but they didn't grow with me as much. I was a kid, you know, I was more into Superman. Oh, right, okay. Have you got the figurines? Have you got the posters? Have you got all that kind of Doctor Who stuff around the house? Right, it's more toxic to drivers and thank you fashion choices that lend yourself well.

Right, cool.

One thing that jumps off your biography is that you taught yourself how to DJ with vinyl records and you DJed at your local youth club when you were 13. Yeah, so that was of the mid-80s. No one else wanted to do it, which absolutely blew my mind. And, of course, it was only vinyl back then.

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