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The Importance of Being Earnest / Doctor Who

#The Importance of Being Earnest #Doctor Who #DWedit #Fourth Doctor #River Song #Jack Worthing #Lady Bracknell #Sarah Jane Smith #Amelia Ducat #Cecily Cardew #Gwendolen Fairfax #Twelfth Doctor #parallels #Hugh Skinner #Sharon D Clarke #Sharon D. Clarke #Jerome Willis #Tom Baker #Elisabeth Sladen #Sylvia Coleridge #Eliza Scanlen #Alex Kingston #Ronkẹ Adékọluẹ́jọ́#Ronke Adekoluejo #Peter Capaldi #my gifs #Classic Who #New Who #The Green Death #The Seeds of Doom

“You have convinced me.”

The Green Death - season 10 - 1973

#doctor who #classic doctor who #classic who #third doctor #jon pertwee #the green death #jocelyn stevens #jerome willis

W A T C H I N G

TRIVIA: Chris Jagger (Mick Jagger's brother) plays the second male space vampire

Winstanley (Kevin Brownlow, 1975).

#kevin brownlow #winstanley #winstanley (1975)#ernest vincze #sarah ellis #andrew mollo #carmen mollo #miles halliwell #jerome willis #terry higgins #alison halliwell #flora skrine

Out of the Unknown: Time in Advance (1.5, BBC, 1965)

"Nicholas Crandall. Otto Henck. Having regard to the work that you have achieved in helping to colonise those places in which you have spent the last seven years, I accordingly grant you your complete discharge, and your legal licences - to go forth from this place, and kill one man, or one woman, of your own choosing."

#Out of the Unknown #Time in advance #William Tenn #Single play #1965 #BBC #peter sasdy #Paul Erickson #Edward Judd #Mike Pratt #Wendy Gifford #Dyson Lovell #Jerome Willis #Judy Parfitt #Danvers Walker #Peter Madden #Peter Stephens #Ken Parry #Philip Voss #Again this series is proving itself a very adult answer to whatever else the BBC were doing with Sci fi in the 1960s: altho not lingered on #The early scenes contain quite a variety of gruesome injury detail while the finále contains sporadic but quite graphic violence. That was #A surprise as well; this is the first story where I've actually read the source material (probably in one of the stacks of old amazing #Science fiction mags I hoarded as a youth) and whilst I didn't remember much outside the central conceit (a quite brilliant thought #Experiment: what if you served your sentence in advance of committing your crime) but I thought I knew where the end was going and then..#Suddenly it wasn't. Someone decided to take this in a different direction for TV which is interesting (as the original plot makes for a #Fine TV play in itself; there's only one minor change but it's a huge tonal shift making what is in print a slightly dark joke of a tale #Into outright tragedy). But it's a good script and an impressive production (bar some understandably basic model work). Always lovely to #Catch Mike Pratt in a guest star role even if (as here) he doesn't seem to be able to decide on an accent. Most disturbing of all tho (far #More than the plot) is the worrying reappearance of the blonde wigs. Is this the genuine prediction of the future that Irene had? Or were #The crew trying to establish a kind of fictional universe like the mcu (Future Earth Blonde Hair Cinematic Universe? FEBHCU. Needs work)

- Gentlemen. I find it strange. You are poets, each one of you and speak of your muse in the feminine. And yet you appear to feel neither tenderness nor respect towards your wives nor towards females in general. - Madam! I have only the highest regard and purest respect for females. - I find no evidence of that sentiment in your conversation.

Orlando, Sally Potter (1992)