the edge of destruction ‘Did you do that?’ Ian ‘we haven't moved.’ Susan Well, those TARDIS beds look comfortable Bloody hell, Susan and her violent scissor stabbing ‘Or another intelligence.’ Barbara 'Well, as I said, it isn't very logical.’ Doctor ‘No, it isn’t.’ Surely confiscating the scissors the first time would have been an idea … Continue reading Doctor Who: Inside the Spaceship
The Expedition When did the Daleks search Ian? It’s a shame we couldn't actually see the metal streets. I don't know why but I'm obsessed with seeing them ‘It’s put us in a bit of a jam.’ Doctor. No shit, no mercury supplies? Always carry a spare, Doctor. Chesterman! ‘Well, don't worry about it now, … Continue reading Doctor Who: The Expedition/The Ordeal/The Rescue
the survivors ‘Yes, I'm afraid I cheated a little on that.’ Doctor ‘I was determined to see the city but everybody wanted to go on. Well, to avoid arguments, in short, there's nothing wrong with the fluid link.’ Liar liar pants on fire ‘You fool, you old fool!’ Ian ‘Abuse me as much as you … Continue reading Doctor Who: The Survivors/The Escape/The Ambush
Reaction ‘There's been a forest fire. Everything is sort of white and ashy.’ Barbara ‘A funny mist.’ Ian ‘the heat must have been indescribable.’ Doctor. I love how they are basically narrating the story here Another eerie kind of opening, the black and white and small surroundings really help with that ‘He seems to have … Continue reading Doctor Who: The Dead Planet
reaction the cave of skulls ‘I’m afraid this yearometer is not calculating properly.’ Doctor. The start of something in the TARDIS not working as originally designed ‘What concrete evidence would satisfy you, mm?’ Doctor ‘just open the doors Dr. Foreman.’ Ian ‘Doctor Who?’ Doctor 'what's he talking about?’ ‘Grandfather, do you know where we are?’ … Continue reading Doctor Who: The Cave of Skulls/The Forest of Fear/The Firemaker
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