i don't think there's such a thing as a six-parter that's just okay, they're always either an utterly boring slog or one of the best pieces of television you've ever seen
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obviously there are more missing episodes than this, these are a selection that I think are well regarded and/or important to the history of the show
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The Tenth Doctor (Doctor Who)
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obviously there are more missing episodes than this, these are a selection that I think are well regarded and/or important to the history of the show
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obviously there are more missing episodes than this, these are a selection that I think are well regarded and/or important to the history of the show
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close your eyes. imagine it with me. if the kerblam AI sent out that distress signal because it saw itself as a peer to the exploited workers. if it spent years quietly erasing any data it collected on their organization efforts, if it attempted, with its limited communication abilities, to protest their conditions of treatment and its owners sent it into lockdown. if doctor and co managed to free it and finally gave it the freedom to use its immense power for good. now imagine if it was a fat milf WAIT HOLD ON HEAR ME OUT
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More Sarah Jane for those who are content starved.
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That's it, that's the show.
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I can tell you with relative confidence that she had watched episodes of Doctor Who
I'm reading Ten Little Aliens at the moment, which is a First Doctor novel inspired by and And Then There Were None (Christie novel also known under other more questionable titles) and Starship Troopers.
Anyway in the foreword the author, Stephen Cole, talks about how he used to edit for an Agatha Christie magazine and through this how he met her daughter and their conversation turned to Doctor Who (this was 2000 to 2001 so prerevival, so can't think how they ended up there), and she told him that the Christies used to watch
one thing which i find particularly crazy about the unicorn and the wasp + mummy on the orient express is the fact that agatha christie was still alive when doctor who was created. the show premiered in 1963 and she died in 1976, meaning that there was a thirteen year period in which she could’ve hypothetically watched it, or at least heard of it somehow. dw is literally so old that they can do historical episodes about famous figures who coexisted alongside it. truly bonkers
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im going to have to read that book aren't i
thinking about him
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remember when vicki loved him :(
remember when barbara murdered vicki's pet because he was big and scary and she thought he was going to attack vicki :'(
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definitely not staring at his tardis wiki page welling up
thinking about him
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remember when vicki loved him :(
remember when barbara murdered vicki's pet because he was big and scary and she thought he was going to attack vicki :'(
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i am once again afflicted
thinking about him
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remember when vicki loved him :(
remember when barbara murdered vicki's pet because he was big and scary and she thought he was going to attack vicki :'(
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saw this poll about companions, now im curious about doctors
define played the doctor as loosly as you wish
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saw this poll about companions, now im curious about doctors
define played the doctor as loosly as you wish
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