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Name that Quote! Game (Part 2)

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    VopiscusVopiscus Posts: 1,559
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    #1252
    It is indeed,

    Over to you.
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    brotonsbabybrotonsbaby Posts: 835
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    #1253
    Many thanks.

    "Spare me the dubious pragmatism."
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    daveyboy7472daveyboy7472 Posts: 16,416
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    brotonsbaby wrote: »
    Many thanks.

    "Spare me the dubious pragmatism."

    Is that Mel from Trial Of A Time Lord, possibly The Ultimate Foe?

    :)
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    brotonsbabybrotonsbaby Posts: 835
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    No, not where I heard it - though there is the Valeyard's comment about the 'catharsis of spurious morality'. Maybe that's what you are thinking of, but no not Mel and not the Ultimate Foe.
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    brotonsbabybrotonsbaby Posts: 835
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    However, there is an interesting reason why you might think the Ultimate Foe, though...
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    daveyboy7472daveyboy7472 Posts: 16,416
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    brotonsbaby wrote: »
    However, there is an interesting reason why you might think the Ultimate Foe, though...

    I know this is from a Sixth Doctor Story. It actually sounds like something the Rani would say so I'm going for her in Mark Of The Rani?


    :)
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    brotonsbabybrotonsbaby Posts: 835
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    It is from Mark of the Rani - well done - but it isn't Mistress Rani herself. It was Ravensworth.

    Of course, both were written by Pip and Jane Baker - that's why the pattern of the language is so familiar - it's the overblown, pseuds vocabulary.
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    daveyboy7472daveyboy7472 Posts: 16,416
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    brotonsbaby wrote: »
    It is from Mark of the Rani - well done - but it isn't Mistress Rani herself. It was Ravensworth.

    Of course, both were written by Pip and Jane Baker - that's why the pattern of the language is so familiar - it's the overblown, pseuds vocabulary.

    It's weird, it was the dialogue itself that made me think it was a Sixth Doctor story but didn't think in terms of P&J Baker dialogue.

    Anyway, here's the next quote.....

    'It's good to know things, even when they're dead.'

    :)
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    human naturehuman nature Posts: 13,352
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    That's Penley from 'The Ice Warriors', isn't it?
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    daveyboy7472daveyboy7472 Posts: 16,416
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    human nature wrote: »
    That's Penley from 'The Ice Warriors', isn't it?

    Indeed it is! Spot On!

    Over to you HN.

    :)
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    human naturehuman nature Posts: 13,352
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    #1262
    "I had enough of that during the war."
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    VopiscusVopiscus Posts: 1,559
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    #1263
    Is it that nice Mr. Ratcliffe from Remembrance of the Daleks?
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    human naturehuman nature Posts: 13,352
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    You've got he right story, but the wrong character. It was Harry who ran the cafe, responding to Mike yelling out his name.

    Good enough though - over to you, Vopiscus
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    VopiscusVopiscus Posts: 1,559
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    Thank you.

    "This is not merely a decorative object!"
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    VopiscusVopiscus Posts: 1,559
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    #1266
    "This is not merely a decorative object!"

    24-hour(ish) clue: The object's about to be used for a purpose for which a crank was later employed.
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    human naturehuman nature Posts: 13,352
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    In that case, surely it has to be 'Death to the Daleks' - with the Doctor talking to Sarah?
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    [Deleted User][Deleted User] Posts: 1,175
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    :)I bet my pension on it ! amy (not me)
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    VopiscusVopiscus Posts: 1,559
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    human nature wrote: »
    In that case, surely it has to be 'Death to the Daleks' - with the Doctor talking to Sarah?

    The crank is in Death to the Daleks - this is an earlier (black and white) occasion.
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    human naturehuman nature Posts: 13,352
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    Ah, now I understand. In that case it was the Doctor in 'The Web Planet'.
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    VopiscusVopiscus Posts: 1,559
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    human nature wrote: »
    Ah, now I understand. In that case it was the Doctor in 'The Web Planet'.

    It was indeed! Over to you.
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    human naturehuman nature Posts: 13,352
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    #1272
    "What a magnificent auxiliary capillary pump."
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    alphonsusalphonsus Posts: 773
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    human nature wrote: »
    "What a magnificent auxiliary capillary pump."

    Arc of Infinity?
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    human naturehuman nature Posts: 13,352
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    alphonsus wrote: »
    Arc of Infinity?
    No, sorry - wrong decade.
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    brotonsbabybrotonsbaby Posts: 835
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    I'm fairly sure it is from Carnival of Monsters...
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    human naturehuman nature Posts: 13,352
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    brotonsbaby wrote: »
    I'm fairly sure it is from Carnival of Monsters...
    And you'd be right. Over to you, brotonsbaby.
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