The Daleks’ Masterplan is one of the most sprawling, epic, flawed, fascinating and utterly space opera-y Doctor Who stories of all time.
From Kingdom & Katarina
The Daleks’ Masterplan is one of the most sprawling, epic, flawed, fascinating and utterly space opera-y Doctor Who stories of all time.
From Kingdom & Katarina
“It was one of those days when you wake up in the morning and gotta go straight back to sleep from the effort. It was one of those days when you turn up at the newsroom after a week and a half of being in the hospital and hope people will notice that he’s wearing a silly hat. (Tiddler: Hey, he’s wearing a silly hat!) I got lucky! The newsroom was pretty much like I remembered it: a bunch of mean-eyed guys who looked like they knew how to use a typewriter, and a bunch of cool-looking broads who looked like they knew how to use a guy. And everywhere, the faint smell of a dirty raincoat. You know, I can’t figure it, but that smell’s everywhere I go. The chicks were looking good: the blondes, the brunettes. Of course, the brunettes could’ve been redheads. They didn’t make this kind of movie in color. It’d been a hard day. I’d been following this guy all day, but I lost him when he heard me talking to myself. You know, any more days this bad and I’m going to have to go back to doing voiceovers for other detectives. (Lynda enters) She was a cool broad, but she had a warmer side. Unfortunately, this was it.”
Yesterday’s News
Press Gang: Series 2, Episode 11
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“Silver stars weren’t awarded frequently and gold stars happened less than once a fortnight, and were vied for accordingly. Right now Miss Susan selected a silver star. Pretty soon Vincent the Keen would have a galaxy of his very own. To give him his due, he was quite uninterested in which kind of star he got. Quantity, that was what he liked. Miss Susan had privately marked him down as Boy Most Likely to Be Killed One Day By His Wife.”
that one time wonder woman decided if she was a dom or a sub.
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