Multiple Frood

Never shake it once you dig it.

@TroyMorgan1977 @LRoundels Odd. They build his character up across the story & then just forget about him. His death would have been far more powerful than that of 'random person we've never seen before' His Logopolis character must be one of the very few to appear in more than 1 ep but only on location.

@FroodMultiple @LRoundels I asked Toby Hadoke that question a few years ago. I think Toby basically said that Kavell had no lines in Episode 6 and so Kravos ended up replacing him. RIP to Tom Georgeson -- I think he may be the only guest actor to have appeared in Tom Baker's first & last seasons?

RIP Tom Georgeson (8 August 1937 – 18 March 2026)

@ElizaH64344 Great character - such a shame that he was so often underused: shoved off screen or locked up as if he was an afterthought (The 5 Doctors the nadir - stuck in the Tardis for the whole thing while everybody else is off having fun)

Turlough Appreciation Post. I bloody love him: Pessimistic, sarcastic, bitchy…He brought a different vibe to the TARDIS and I’m here for it! One of my favourite 80’s companions 🥰

@Andrew_Overend @ElizaH64344 Er, he *is* wearing a school uniform. He's a schoolboy.

@ElizaH64344 Definitely wasn't the usual sort of companion and that's what made him stand out! Saying that his outfit always makes me think he's wearing a school uniform cause our primary school had the same tie design 😄

@pinkfranken @PulpLibrarian Upgraded to 'family viewing' part way through scripting of the first story - which is why that feels so tonally different from the rest, with it's child characters, happy ending and a more kid friendly version of S&S (no sacrificing innocent bystanders to get the job done here)

@PulpLibrarian It was a kids show!?! Watched it a year or so ago. Amazing performances from the leads.

Sapphire and Steel (1979-82). One of the most terrifying children's dramas ever made. The premise of Sapphire and Steel was ambiguous: 'elements’ were assigned by a higher power to prevent time from exploiting anomalies in the fabric of the universe. Sometimes beings from the past or future were the threat; sometimes it was time itself. David McCallum and Joanna Lumley play the lead roles: two inter-dimensional operatives called Sapphire and Steel, who took human form in their mission to stop time itself wreaking havoc on the present. Sapphire was the more empathetic agent: she could rewind time in small ways to see what has happened, and could tell the age and history of objects or people by touch. Often her eyes changed colour when this happened. Steel was a more cold, calculating character. He had enormous strength and could freeze himself to near absolute zero, allowing him to destroy paranormal entities. He had little sympathy for humans. Other 'elements' occasionally helped Sapphire and Steel: Lead had immense strength, whilst Silver was a mischievous Technician who could manipulate technology and create holograms. The key to Sapphire and Steel was its claustrophobic sense of terror: the sets were sparse and confined; the plot proceeded slowly like a good horror novel, building up the tension. It's available on DVD and is well worth watching if you like tales of slowly building psychological fear.

@jessiegender Blackface is woke. Apparantly.

Star Trek was always woke. The fact these people complain about “wokeness” in Star Trek kinda proves they missed Gene Roddenberrys whole point with Star Trek.

@DW_MidJourney He got paid a ton of money to parade his sexual peccadillos in front of impressionable children and hooked up with a twink 40 years his junior. I suspect he's been having a whale of a time.

I think RTD has had the worst 4 years of his life. What does fandom do? Bully him for liking some content. Fuck these dickheads.

@NadiaWhittomeMP Pronouns in bio. Your opinions on anything are therefore irrelevant. Now go wave your rainbow flag in front of the average Islamist and see what happens.

Within just 48 hours of the Tories refusing to sack Nick Timothy for his Islamophobic comments, the far-right is circulating a list of MPs “of foreign descent” trying to “silence” him. This is what happens when racism is normalised from the top: democratically elected representatives being told that we shouldn't be allowed to make decisions here at all, and even that we should leave the country. It’s a racist attack on our very democracy. Will Nick and his party condemn it?

RIP Chuck.

@KayBurley The leftist mind has no defense against a sense of humour.

Or the most offensive diplomatic gaffe in post war US/Japan history. You decide…

@ATRightMovies His take on The Russian Revoluion (his next planned project) would, i'm sure, have been epic.

Which director would you love to have made one more film?

@LammeyTris58198 @ProductionsJAW Signs of ill health in '84, a serious stroke in '85, hospice care from '86, life support switched off in '89. Multiple attempts to desecrate the grave since - but best not to mention those.

@ProductionsJAW By that definition Doctor Who died in 1989

Seeing everyone’s perception of RTD decline over the last few years has been interesting as someone who finds him and a lot of his work overrated. I’d hoped his return would win me around, so I’m baffled how he’s managed to do the opposite and piss everyone else off instead.

Spring!

@frombwtocolor Well, unlike the Inferno shed, there's nothing to say the Ambassadors room *isn't* just a redecorated Tardis interior.

@FroodMultiple Fair enough. It's basically my own interpretation of 2's regeneration, and I am hoping to include a scene at the end where 3 wakes up in this room as the new interior before stumbling out of the Tardis, with it basically there to make The Doctor comfortable during his exile

Genuinely dumb question, but for the room where The Doctor's seen working on the Tardis console in "The Ambassadors of Death", would this technically qualify as a Tardis interior, or am I just being an idiot?

@LeeHurstComic "We're feeling a lot of 'Love and Pride' for this amazing new coastal walking route..."

And?

@frombwtocolor If there's a gag to be made go for it! I'm sure some would argue that the 'Tardis interior' is whatever room/building/shed the console is lurking in this week.

@FroodMultiple Ok, I was thinking of including it as a gag in an upcoming video I'm editing.

@markofagenius Mark, 5 seconds after a non-white moves into his nice, homogenous area:

I would prefer to live next door to an Afghan goat herder than Nigel Farage.

@Parody_PM The left can't grasp the concept of moral consistency. If someone thinks abortion is the killing of a child, no circumstances are going to change that.

"I should just point out that tonight's 'unelected gobshite from Refom' slot will be filled by James Orr, who thinks abortion should be banned even in cases of incest and rape" #bbcqt

@screamfan444 Even after the success of VI, it took literally years for a S7 announcement.

I wonder when their gonna announce scream 8 👀

@neverhangup Halloween and Elm Street turn to garbage after 3, Texas Chainsaw is a single classic surrounded by junk and F13th was dreadful from the very start. Scream's only rival in the consistency stakes:

Most consistent slasher franchise? Scream hands down—every entry slaps in its own way. Halloween has peaks and valleys, Friday has too many misses, Nightmare gets weird fast. Agree or nah? Rank your top 3 franchises! #ScreamFranchise