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Does anyone think this will be used in an ep of the next series seen as Claras not leaving as yet, I know it's been mentioned in a couple of past episodes so it wouldn't seem out of place
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Not when you get on and are strapped into it to oppress all movement. But then it pulls out, gains speed and that "innocent passenger" sitting next to you suddenly turns and changes into a Zygon right in front of you.
Naturally, you scream. But your sound is lost in the sea of screams from everyone else on the ride. It's flying around so quickly and so high up in the air that no one can see what's actually going on. All they know is that when the trail pulls back into the station and everyone else gets off again, you're not there.
I'd love fun fares to have cybermen inside the ghost rains. They could even stop the train half way through and have a fake passenger get dragged out of their chair by cybermen, who would proclaim they'd now be converted. Then the train regains power and escapes as the cybermen are all reaching out to the rest of the (real) passengers.
We have no idea when Clara is leaving. At the moment it's just as likely that the Christmas episode will be her last as it is that she will stay on a bit longer. Nothing is confirmed at the moment. Personally I hope christmas is the last time we have to put up with her. I want to be able to say I like the companion once more, and that will only be a possibility once she is replaced.
If Blackpool fits the bill, sure. Clara, Sea-Devil seaside episode...nothing I don't like the sound of there
I was thinking more about Auntie Pat. Not my Auntie Pat (I haven't got one) - Lucie's Auntie Pat.
Which probably makes no sense at all to many people. But it does make sense if you know what I'm talking about. I hope.
Lol yep I too thought it was a zygon thing. Love auntie Pat
I've often thought that a story set in a community crumbling into the sea would make great DW, and Benny's post has captured that image perfectly. It might even be enough to get me watching DW again!
Yes! It's the 1890s and the Daleks are taking over the tower as a first stage of taking over the world. They're building it from dalekanium and turning the workforce into pigs. But one dalek yearns to become human!
Meanwhile in the Winter gardens one of the chorus girls dreams of her boyfriend, who has disappeared but still leaves her roses.
No. It would absolutely definitely never ever work.