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  • #47253
    RandyPan @replies

    I kind of feel the opposite way, sort of, that it was good before, but got really good with Smith.  I do, however appreciate you not using the term “grim-dark”.  I am getting so freaking sick of that expression.

    #46520
    RandyPan @replies

    So, yeah.  Just getting the notification set up.

    #46407
    RandyPan @replies

    Would it be like a Square RPG?

    #45880
    RandyPan @replies

    @plainolddave

    “I have never made a habit of apologizing for being right and see no reason to stop now.”

    Oh, you Objectivists.  Thinking concrete right and wrong can be applied to everything.

     

    #45793
    RandyPan @replies

    @purofilion

    I was actually making a Fry & Laurie reference.  There’s a sketch where Stephen Fry is ranting about that book to Hugh Laurie, and keeps saying “balls” about things he thinks are stupid in it, including the line, “Reader, I married him.”  Hugh points out she’s talking to the person reading the book, and Stephen says, “Oh, double balls and bollocks!”

    #45770
    RandyPan @replies

    Reader, he married her.

    Oh, double balls and bollocks!

    #40903
    RandyPan @replies

    Do you think you could do one for Natalia Tena?

    #40103
    RandyPan @replies

    Technically, he’s from between Tennant and Smith.

    #38817
    RandyPan @replies

    Looks like an early 90s Square RPG.

    #38062
    RandyPan @replies

    Why can’t they do it just to do it?  Why does everything have to have a meaning?

    #38049
    RandyPan @replies

    Okay, you are trying really hard not come off like a misogynist.  What are you afraid of?

    #37751
    RandyPan @replies

    Natalia Tena. 

    Best known as Tonks(Don’t you dare call her Nymphadora.) in the last four Harry Potter movies, and as Osha on Game of Thrones.  Not only is she a great actress, but she’s eccentric enough in real life to be the Doctor.

    #37743
    RandyPan @replies

    Okay, the site’s not letting me start my own topic, so I’m forced to post this here.

    So, let’s suppose, in a couple of years, when Peter Capaldi decides to move on, and they get a new Doctor, whoever’s in charge at that point is like, “We’ve established that Timelords can change gender, so why not make the next Doctor a woman?”  Who would you pick to play a female Doctor?

    #37183
    RandyPan @replies
    #36514
    RandyPan @replies

    Okay, I’m not sure if this is the right place to put this, but, I’ve had an idea for the new season.

    Now, as far as I know, it’s been mentioned briefly what Ace has been up to, but not much detail was gone into, and the whole Timelord academy thing was left hanging.

    So, here’s my idea: While fighting some enemy, the Doctor and Clara run into Ace, who’s become an intergalactic hero like the Doctor, and, it’s revealed, became a Timelord, and has her own Tardis, and she wasn’t on Gallifrey during the Time War, because she was off helping other races who were victims of the war.

    So, towards the end of the episode(it would probably be a two-parter), Ace is mortally wounded, doing something really heroic, and regenerates into…Saoirse Ronan, who plays Ace through the whole second part.

    I have even come up with Ace’s regeneration scene:

    Ace is sat on the ground, with her back against some boxes, and the Doctor and Clara are trying to help her.

    “Professor?” Ace says, “I think this it.”

    “What are you saying?” the Doctor says.

    “I think I’m gonna regenerate.  I feel…I feel funny.”

    “Are you certain?”

    “Yeah, I think so.”

    “You mean, I’m going to witness another one of these?” Clara asks.

    “I’ve never done this before.  Will it hurt?”

    “It sometime does,” the Doctor says, nonchalantly.

    Ace holds her hand up, and sees it starting to glow. “Ooh, lookit that!” The Doctor gestures for Clara to back away, and he does likewise.  Suddenly, light bursts from Ace’s hands and head, and she screams, and morphs into Saoirse.  After it’s done, she says, “Oh, bloody hell, you weren’t kidding!” She holds some of her hair in front of her face. “Brilliant, I’m ginger!”

    “How do you get to be ginger?” the Doctor says, “I never got to be ginger!”

    “And I think I might be Irish!  That’s weird…”

    Clara leans in, to take a closer look. “Are you alright?” Ace abruptly grabs both sides of Clara’s face, and gives her a big snog.  Clara pulls away, and says, “She kissed me!”

    “Yeah,” the Doctor says, “that doesn’t really surprise me.”

    “With tongue!”

    “Yeah, still not surprised.”

    “Well, c’mon!” Ace says, standing up, “We’ve still got work to do!”

    End of episode.

    So, comments?

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