Ben Tedds

@bentedds42.bsky.social

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Unscripted Development Researcher. Writer for Big Finish Productions, with work in Doctor Who Magazine and Lateral. He/They 🏳️‍🌈 All these opinions are mine, officer Website: www.bentedds.co.uk Contact: ben@bentedds.co.uk

A BBC news notification on mobile. It reads: 17:33 BBC BBC News Breaking News Ed Miliband and Shabana Mahmood arrive in Downing Street, as Burnham puts cabinet together - follow live
Screenshot from BBC News. Headline: Community appeal could help save famous clocktower," with a picture of said local clocktower beneath. A further quote below says "'Dilapidated clock tower must be preserved at all costs'"
Dr Who 1970s title sequence, a red swirl background with the text "PLANET OF THE DALES" in yellow capital letters
The meme of comedian Bob Mortimer holding a card saying 'Would I Lie to You?' on it. Bob is a white man with little hair, stubble, a blue jacket and a white shirt.
A review from a hotel booking site. The text reads as follows: Couple Comment: 7 Dec 2023 Stayed in: Feb 2023 3.0/5 TripAdvisor Heading: Haunted room Body text: "Went in 2018 for our wedding anniversary. Basic but nice apart from the ghost. We stayed in the room with the corner hottub (it didn't work so was just a bath). But the room was haunted. Neither me or hubby would return."
A title card for Star Trek: The Original Series. The Enterprise is in orbit around a cloudy blue planet. The text is in bright yellow and reads as follows: THERE'S KLINGONS ON THE STARBOARD BOW, STARBOARD BOW, STARBOARD BOW. THERE'S KLINGONS ON THE STARBOARD BOW, STARBOARD BOW, JIM
A CAPTCHA. Text at the top reads "Let's confirm you are human. Choose all the buckets." Below is a 3x3 grid. Several of the images are buckets. One is of a clock, one is of a handbag, one is of a traffic light, and one is of Hyacinth Bucket from Keeping Up Appearances.
A set of oak brown Blu-ray shelves with over 300 cases filling its 24 shelves
The 'Can This Be a Solution' meme, an altered map of the Strait of Horuz showing that it is blocked and proposing an alternative route across land. The original, serious suggestion involved sending trucks across impassable desert land. This solution, with pictures and lines between locations, shows the following steps: 1. Drop-off point 2. TARDIS - Dr Who Picks Up Oil 3. London, 1965 4. Dalek - Oil actually powers Dalek super bomb 5. Black hole - Oil lost in parallel world 6. The Doctor was actually oil all along 7. Boat - Pickup Point
A Windows 11 File Explorer window. On top is another window indicating a file transfer is in progress. Visible folders are: Interview Part 1 Interview Part 2 Location B-Roll Rode Mic The file transfer window says: Copying 544 items from BTEDDS (E:) to Local Disk (D:) 62% complete Name: P1010069 Time remaining: About 35 minutes Items remaining: 188 (240 GB) Speed: 119 MB/s
Ben, a blonde 24 year old wearing a blue raincoat and a red jumper, standing in front of a stone cross mounted on a plinth - Katherine of Aragon's cross in Ampthill, Bedfordshire.
Ben, a 24 year old white man with short blonde hair, stands in front of a dark blue sheet. He smiles as he holds an object, but the object is deliberately obscured by a white box.
Skeletor from He-Man, a yellowed skull in a purple rope
A Discord message, which reads as follows: Jaden 10/11/2022 12:55 @Ben Tedds (He/They) let it be known, that fucking werewolf game yesterday now lives rent free in my mind and I will get you back for this one day Imfao
A Discord message with the following text: Jaden 10/11/2022 12:55 @Ben Tedds (He/They) let it be known, that fucking werewolf game yesterday now lives rent free in my mind and I will get you back for this one day Imfao
A square cover. The Tenth Doctor speeds down a street in pursuit of a crackling green figure. The TARDIS flies alongside them, doors open. On the street is a portable Panasonic cassette player with earbuds, and an iPhone. Text reads: Clare Corbett performs Doctor Who When I Say Run By Ben Tedds
The view from a seat of a cinema screen in a darkened auditorium. The Vue logo is visible on the screen.
An online shop listing on the Big Finish website, listing two short trips boxsets at a reduced rate. Volume 13: Tales from the Vortex for £15.99, and Volume 11 for £13.99.
A page from a screenplay. It reads SUPERMAN Thanks for saving my life. And by the way, you have great legs.
A single white Bluetooth earbud left on a seat on the tube.
Sophie Aldred in a glass tank filling up with water in an episode of Doctor Who, in an infamous incident where she was nearly electrocuted after the glass broke.
A sausage sandwich on a yellow plate. It is made with two enormous hunks of white bread, each about a quarter of a loaf of bread thick. Barely any sausage in sight.
Bonnie Langford as Melanie Bush in Doctor Who: Time and the Rani, trapped inside a pink bubble and screaming
Stein in Resurrection of the Daleks yelling "I can't stand the confusion in my mind!"
"The government is steadfast in its dedication to listening to LGBT+ people. The Secretary of State for Health and Social Care has taken steps to build bridges with the LGBT+ community and stakeholders by hosting constructive, open and honest roundtable discussions, and has set out his intention to maintain an open dialogue and to continue to listen to all views. In addition to what has been described above, we continue to progress work to advance the rights and protections afforded to LGBT+ people."
Soundsmyth Creative's cover artwork for Doctor Who – Short Trips: Tales from the Vortex. featuring multiple TARDISes travelling across the face of a red planet hanging in space. Lights and comet streaks abound.
A promotional poster for a fake running challenge. Four silhouettes against a green background. From left to right, a TARDIS, the Tenth Doctor, a female-presenting person with lightning bolts around their head, and another person with lightning bolts around their head. Text at the top reads "The Million Mile Challenge Powered by Elekron". Text at the bottom reads "Elekron: the crown coach in your head"
A chair with a stuffed panda on it
The cover of Doctor Who: Short Trips Volume 13 – Tales from the Vortex. Five TARDISes from different eras fly in front of the planet Gallifrey.
Keir Starmer standing behind a podium in the USA, subtitled "There's a famous slogan in the United Kingdom"
Me operating a TARDIS console.
Friday February 14th 6:00pm PST Doctor Who Deathmatch: Battle for the TARDIS Ben Tedds • Lena Barkin • Kevin Burnard • Marcia Franklin • Jimmie Meader • Ben Oquendo Paddon • Marina Sharpe • Audry Taylor • Brian Uiga Sunday February 16th 2:00pm PST The Memory TARDIS Jody Houser • Ben Tedds • Sammi Kat • Becca McGlynn
Text from linked BBC News Article "The trouble with unhealthy foods is that they tend to be a lot cheaper and easier to prepare. A lot of working parents will just grab that to make life easier," he added.
A souvenir photo. I am sitting on the gold Taskmaster throne against a greenscreened red floral patterned background. Behind the throne is Louis, a tall white man with long black hakr tied behind his head, wearing a grey t-shirt with grey jeans. In the bottom left is an envelope which reads on it 'Taskmaster: The Live Experience'.
Tim Shaw, a blue alien in black body armour from Doctor Who. His most distinguishing feature is that his face is decorated with the teeth of his victims.
Text from a review, evidently AI generated: "...priced gaming powerhouse. This subtlety in marketing strategy means that those in the know have an advantage in securing this breathtaking deal."
Text from my profile reading "404 followers"
Acknowledgements page from The Paradox Paradox, reading: "Daniel and Rebecca would like to thank … Ben Tedds, for the finest notes and advice I’ve ever received for a piece of work, and especially for not rubbing in the fact he’s written for ‘Doctor Who’ multiple times, the git."
Cover of The Paradox Paradox by Daniel Hardcastle. Text at the tops reads 'The Sunday Times Bestselling Author'. The cover consists of two main segments. The first is a huge black hole, surrounded by a firey red and yellow border. The text 'The Paradox Paradox' sits within this. The second segment is of a group of people, silhouetted from behind, walking into a blue horizon across a red, yellow and purple surface. One of the characters faces the viewer. Her long hair is cloaked in shadow but her face is tinged blue and purple from the light of the black hole's border.
A tabby cat with green eyes sits on a patio, looking towards camera.
A selfie of me holding a puppy. I am a 23-year-old white male with short blonde hair and green eyes. I am wearing a brown checked flannel shirt and am smiling. The puppy is a small golden-brown spanel with a tiny streak of white on her chest, looking off-camera.
Floor of a kitchen, covered in square, cream, stone tiles of varying size and colouration. A small brown cardboard box is open on the ground. Sitting in the box, looking upwards, is a small grey British shorthair cat. She has green eyes and a pink collar with a bell on it.