#andrew morgan

[i-am-a-product-of-my-imagination]

[crownomancer]

@onservantswings

Consider it done. The babies.

[nerds-yearbook]

Sylvester McCoy's first episode as the Doctor first aired on September 7, 1987. Arrangments couldn't be agreed on with Colin Baker after his firing during the hiatus, so the plans of his farewell episode and regeneration had to be scrapped. Instead his regeneration took place at the beginning of the episode with Sylvester standing in for him wearing a Colin Baker wig. ("Time and the Rani pt 1" Doctor Who vlm 1, TV event)

[peachespearsandplumbs]

Andrew Morgan

[downthetubes]

Out Now, The Doctors: The Sylvester McCoy Years - Behind the Scenes

The latest, and the last, “The Doctors” DVD from Reeltime Pictures goes behind the scenes on the Sylvester McCoy years of “Classic” Doctor Who - and is available to order now

[dailyaftgquotes]

"Liar. But thats what makes you interesting. It's also what makes you dangerous. I should know better by now. Maybe I'm not as smart as I thought I was? Should I be disappointed or amused?"

-Nora Sakavic, The Raven King, page 202

[o-the-mts]

Doctor Who Television Review: Time and the Rani

Title: Time and the Rani Story Number: 144 Season:  24 Screenwriter:  Pip and Jane Baker Director:  Andrew Morgan Thoughts: In retrospect, there’s a certain reassurance that this is the LAST of a really long stretch of crappy Doctor Who before it started to get good again.  I don’t know what it would’ve been like for anyone watching this show in September 1987 (incidentally, the same month that…

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[lowrisemiller]

ⓘ this user has a severe old man kink

[spilladabalia]

Bloody Head - There Is No Authority But Yourself… And Everyone Else

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[nerds-yearbook]

In 1963, an alien time traveler known as the Doctor (Doctor 7) and his companion Ace returned to 1963, Totter’s Lane Junkyard where the Doctor (Doctor 1) and his granddaughter picked up their first human companions. The Doctor and Ace had to help the military prevent two warring factions of a Dalek Civil War from getting The Hand of Omega. However, the Doctor had a secret lethal agenda known only to himself. On a technical note, the serial introduced the "Skeleton Effect" when Daleks kill their victims. ("An Unearthly Child"/"Remembrance of the Daleks", Doctor Who, vlm 1 TV)

[codename-adler]

48.

*throws these in the air like a flower girl in the psych ward*

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at the same damn time ..

[o-the-mts]

Doctor Who Television Review: Remembrance of the Daleks

Title:  Remembrance of the Daleks Story Number:  148 Season: 25 Screenwriter: Ben Aaronovitch Director:  Andrew Morgan, John Nathan-Turner (uncredited) Thoughts: Doctor Who opens its 25th season by returning to Shoreditch in 1963 when the Doctor Who story begins.  There are a lot of allusions to “An Unearthly Child” and apparently the BBC is even airing Doctor Who in the Doctor Who universe. …

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