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When The Doctor Says Run We Run -We Believe!

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“When you run with the Doctor, it feels like it’ll never end. But however hard you try you can’t run forever. Everybody knows that everybody dies and nobody knows it like the Doctor. But I do think that all the skies of all the worlds might just turn dark if … Continue reading →

Doctor Who: The Power Of Three Script and Quotes

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The Power of Three. The Cubes invade the earth and The Doctor invades the life of the Ponds.

Sometimes I am not sure what they are saying so if I made mistakes let me know.  I transcribe this in a text program so the formatting isn’t very good. I might fix it. Might not.

Life with the Doctor was like this…

Real life was like this…

It’s Lane’s … Continue reading →

Review: The Latest Melody Malone, P.I. Novel by Amelia Pond-Williams

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Melody’s life changes when she meets a “skinny guy” named Rory. Rory is whisked away to a motel filled with strange statues during his visit to New York City. She meets a woman who must decide if love is worth losing everything she … Continue reading →

60’s British Sound Adventure Doctor Who Broke New Musical Ground

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Stewart Lee takes you on a auditory journey through 1960's British electronic music history. You will hear how the radiophonic workshop broke new musical ground with Dr. Who.

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Comedian Stewart Lee is passionate about electronic music and he take us on a remarkable musical journey. We discover how, after the Second World War, a small group of electronic pioneers began tinkering with their army surplus kit to create new sounds and … Continue reading →