I wonder if there;s been a novel etc where someone went to the dimension where the interior of the TARDIS resides. After all it is dimensionally trancendental and supposedly fucking huge, I can imagine a huge fuckoff-sized Timelord docking structure about a billion AU large where every TARDIS interior is stored and each existing without coming into contact with another.
Talking out my arse as usual
<Imagines above scene; head starts spinning; attack of vertigo...>
"...a chicken vindaloo, kamikaze hot, with a fire extinguisher on standby."
I wonder if there;s been a novel etc where someone went to the dimension where the interior of the TARDIS resides. After all it is dimensionally trancendental and supposedly fucking huge, I can imagine a huge fuckoff-sized Timelord docking structure about a billion AU large where every TARDIS interior is stored and each existing without coming into contact with another.
That would be so much more kick-arse than the LInDA episode.
I wonder if there;s been a novel etc where someone went to the dimension where the interior of the TARDIS resides. After all it is dimensionally trancendental and supposedly fucking huge, I can imagine a huge fuckoff-sized Timelord docking structure about a billion AU large where every TARDIS interior is stored and each existing without coming into contact with another.
That would be so much more kick-arse than the LInDA episode.
Spent FAR too much of my youth reading hard sci-fi like Larry Niven, Charles Sheffield, Robert L Forward etc etc etc.
Surprised there isn't a Gallifreyan equivalent of Ringworld or Orbitsville.
Sealed with a curse as sharp as a knife. Doomed is your soul and damned is your life.
It's funny you should mention that but a load of crates marked "Tractor engine spare parts" has just arrived at work. Work of course being a top secretive government institution, masquerading as a less secretive government organisation dealing with paperclips.
I wonder what's inside them?
Add a few torchwood logos to them.. See if anyone notices
Who's up for some unnoficial T-Shirts - I can get sewable logos put onto garments too
It was seriously good, wasn't it? Pressed all the right buttons, for sure - and I was pleased to see Tennant have fun with it and show some serious steel, too. Certainly to begin with I preferred Eccleston's more 'human' approach to The Doctor, but the longer I live with Tennant's Doctor, the more I think that he is a sensible mixture of Troughton, Baker and McCoy- wih Eccleston's penchant for 21st century slang. That sounds really bizarre on paper, but it actually seems to be working...
Next week looks like a good 'un! BRING IT ON!
"...a chicken vindaloo, kamikaze hot, with a fire extinguisher on standby."
It's funny you should mention that but a load of crates marked "Tractor engine spare parts" has just arrived at work. Work of course being a top secretive government institution, masquerading as a less secretive government organisation dealing with paperclips.
I wonder what's inside them?
Add a few torchwood logos to them.. See if anyone notices
Who's up for some unnoficial T-Shirts - I can get sewable logos put onto garments too
That wasn't bad at all. A pity though that the Daleks weren't any great surprise (kinda spoiled by showing the black Dalek at the BAFTA awards).
Still, one black Dalek and two gold ones aren't going to be much of a match for a load of Cybermen, unless of course there's a few more being channelled via that sphere ...........
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