Loving beloved husband.
Watching Doctor Who.
Writing tales of time and gods here: https://anarchy-rules.ghost.io/
Did I play my Talking K9 until the little record wore out? “Affirmative!”
Did I play my Talking K9 until the little record wore out? “Affirmative!”
But it was also the first thing I ever saw Maureen O’Brien in, and coming later to her Doctor Who, I’ve never quite been able to trust Vicki!
But it was also the first thing I ever saw Maureen O’Brien in, and coming later to her Doctor Who, I’ve never quite been able to trust Vicki!
One of them is leader of a former great power, once unstoppable, but now brought low, standing on the bridge of a fatally damaged vehicle about to finally break apart.
And the other is Jax as Servalan.
One of them is leader of a former great power, once unstoppable, but now brought low, standing on the bridge of a fatally damaged vehicle about to finally break apart.
And the other is Jax as Servalan.
(I wish she’d been given more of all three)
I like having a year without all the same enemies* and with the Doctor’s personal credo up front and driving her actions.
*Yet, O! The Master to come!
(I wish she’d been given more of all three)
I like having a year without all the same enemies* and with the Doctor’s personal credo up front and driving her actions.
*Yet, O! The Master to come!
Top Steed moment you wouldn’t get from the Doctor: confront your Weeping Angel by propositioning her. His hand on her bottom is, after all, a form of observation.
Top Steed moment you wouldn’t get from the Doctor: confront your Weeping Angel by propositioning her. His hand on her bottom is, after all, a form of observation.
While Ben’s novelisation – his first book, long before conquering the bestseller lists – is, like his The Also People, a contender for best Doctor Who novel of all.
While Ben’s novelisation – his first book, long before conquering the bestseller lists – is, like his The Also People, a contender for best Doctor Who novel of all.
And fights racists here more explicitly than ever
After here linking Daleks, Nazis and racism in the streets, the following story will bring down a Thatcher-ish regime…
…But tell me Doctor Who was never political until ‘These days’.
And fights racists here more explicitly than ever
After here linking Daleks, Nazis and racism in the streets, the following story will bring down a Thatcher-ish regime…
…But tell me Doctor Who was never political until ‘These days’.