Flight Red 50

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A clip from The Three Doctors. The Brigadier, the Doctor, and Jo are in the Doctor's lab at UNIT Headquarters. The dialogue is as described in the first post.
The camera script for The Three Doctors (Episode One) DOCTOR: Carry on Brigadier. BRIGADIER: (HANDING CLIPBOARD TO DOCTOR). These are the tracking reports and assessment from just about every country in the world.
A screenshot of The Simpsons, showing a crowd of people at the bottom of a deep hole. The caption reads "No, no. Dig up, stupid."
Dr. Who (Ncuti Gatwa) staring out of his TARDIS doors into space and at the green glowing disembodied head of Kroll
A clip from Doctor Who (Ncuti Gatwa)'s most recent regeneration, but the North Star has been replaced by Kroll, the big green monster from The Power of Kroll. Doctor Who exclaims "Joy to the Kroll!"
Chuck the Cabbage and Dr. Who (George Gallaccio)
A screengrab of The Space Pirates, showing an illegible license on a TV.
A view from the top of an open Dalek, showing the cheap looking wooden interior. On the seat is a Kaled mutant, with its tentacles on the controls.
A picture of a book, with a dragon swooping down to swallow a house on a mountainside. A futuristic domed city is in the background, and two small figures watch in the foreground. The text on the cover reads: From the Universe of Doctor Who CWEJ Hidden Truths Lungbarrow by Loomlight Tomoko M. Banks
Buzz Cola From Tardis Wiki, the free Doctor Who reference Homer Simpson once held a can of Buzz Cola. (WC: Endless Awesome) The description of the photo reads: Homer Simpson holding a can of Buzz Cola. (WC: Endless Awesome)
A screenshot of The Dalek's Master Plan. Dr. Who and Steven are standing over a console in the Spar. Dr. Who is saying "Yes. Bet, can you find me something to play magnetic tape, hmm?"
A prisoner on Desperus with a massive 'D' on his back.
16. INT. CHEN'S OFFICE, DAY (WE OPEN ON A 3-DIMENSION REVOLVING "IDENTITY PROJECTION" OF BRET. WE PULL BACK TO SEE CHEN, KARLTON, AND LIZAM LOOKING UP AT IT. CHEN: So, that's our traitor? LIZAN: Yes, Bret Vyon. (FROM MEMORY) Bred on Mars - Colony 16. Joined Space Security in 3990. Gained first rank 3995. Gained second rank 3998. CHEN: You have a good memory. LIZAN: Thank you, Guardian. CHEN: And he looks like that. LIZAN: Exactly like that. How could he look otherwise? Have you no faith in computerised data?
Narvin the black and white cat looking dramatically up, with a white and black Dalek in the background.
The cover to The New Adventures: Lungbarrow, by Marc Platt.
A screenshot of newly rediscovered Doctor Who episode "The Nightmare Begins". Katarina is holding a bowl of water in one hand, and wringing a sponge with the other.
A bag of Bernard Matthews' Pokemon Lightning Bolts in a freezer. Pikachu is jumping at one of the electrically-shaped breaded treats.
A brown cat with white chest, paws, and upper lip, lies down contentedly on top of a bookshelf. He's resting his head on a conical vacuum cleaner attachment.
A screenshot of Peter Hoar (pjuk)'s Instagram post, with a green BLAKE'S 7 logo, with 2028 underneath. The text of the post reads: "Take a long look. That's the last you'll ever see of it." "No. I'm coming back..." #blakes7
A variety of presents. At the back is a selection of books: Jubilee, The Chimes of Midnight, The Masquerades of Spring, The Very Best of Wodehouse collection, and The Art of Time Travel. In front of them there is a Nintendo Entertainment system and a few games for it (Mario 2 & 3 and Mega Man 2 & 4), a Nintendo Switch 2, the Doctor Who Season 7 Collection, and a plushie of Oatchi.
The Co-op logo, white on a light blue background.
The cover for Doctor Who: Storm Warning. Paul McGann is seen beside the R101 airship, with a storm in the background.
Dr. Bellfriar is interogating Blake, while Gambrill detains him. In the background, through a window, you can see the curve of a domed roof.
An establishing shot of the Q-Base in the Blake's 7: Killer special edition.
A big black fluffy cat with white chest, feet, and upper lip sits on top of a bookshelf.
A cropped camera script that says "Blake's Seven Series B Episode One "Redemption" by Terry Nation Director: Vere Lorrimer P.A. Geoffrey Manton"
Two bookshelves, stuffed silly with Dr. Who books. On top is a row of toy Daleks, and on a long pole to the left is a Cyberman head.
Peter Bradshaw of The Guardian gave the film one star out of five, comparing it to "A John Lewis Christmas ad directed by Satan". Bradshaw added "This is one of those British family comedies that make you want to soil the Union flag with your own faeces in the cinema foyer before setting fire to it." Robbie Collin of The Daily Telegraph called the film "a garbled, sprayed-around mess", in his one star review and added, "As soon as I left the cinema, I went looking for a donkey to kick me in the head." Isitt defended the film following its scathing reception, saying "These critics are just so out of touch with what people like and want." In response to Bradshaws scathing review, Isitt stated, "What on earth is wrong with Peter Bradshaw? He is disgusting and like a troll and should be ashamed of himself. Was he sent to boarding school and abandoned? Perhaps he’s insane". In response to Collins review, Isitt said "I would do it for free… and in my high heels".
A screenshot of TARDIS Guide, showing 'My Stories' Completed - 1842 (20%) Yet to Complete - 7256 (80%)
A screengrab of Bart Simpson saying "It was an amusing episode... of our lives."
The Doctor's thoughts were following the same train. Only his went further. At the end of that episode - and episode he christened 'The Mark of the Rani' - the two renegades were sent spinning into space locked in the Rani's TARDIS. Hurtling, out of control, towards the far reaches beyond the Milky Way. How, then, had the Master escaped?
"...are too many of them. They've armed the slaves- it's a full-scale revolt. They're too strong for us, I need reinforcements...' Rask and his fellow guards had been terrorising slaves for too long. They had lost their taste for real fighting.
Two Daleks, one silver and one grey, sit facing each other in a corridor. The silver Dalek is facing the camera, the grey one has its back to it.
A review of Mega Man X's release on WiiWare. Why have Mario and Sonic endured while Mega Man is close to being put in retirement? Is it because running right and shooting things has gone out of fashion, while running right and bouncing on heads hasn't? Released in 1994, Mega Man took his time to make his SNES debut, but it was worth the wait. Set 100 years later, Mega Man X shook things up by giving the blue bot wall-jumping skills, a chargeable X-Buster arm cannon and new weapons upon completing each of the game's eight levels. Some complained that it was too easy and, admittedly, it isn't as tough as Mega Man 2, but it's a challenge and a joy to play from beginning to end, as Mega Man comes up against some excellent enemies, including an ice-breathing penguin and a mandrill that attacks you with electricity. So good, it spawned eight sequels. Thrown in the main series plus Legends, Battle Network, and Zero, and he's starred in over 50 games. No wonder he's ready to hang up his blue boots. 86% + Tom East
Sky TV listing, showing that Doctor Who: Inferno part 1 is currently on, followed by part two and then Doctor Who: Colony in Space
Used copies of Super Mario Galaxy 1 and 2, costing £10 and £15 respectively.
A screenshot of The Daleks' Master Plan. Dr. Who (William Hartnell) is speaking Bret Vyon (Nicholas Courtney) in the jungle of Kembel. He says; "If the Daleks are going to attack Earth, as you seem to fear..."
A tank driving into the distance along the road. There is a sign to the right that says (among others) "Monkey World" and "Tank Museum", pointing the direction the tank is driving.
A banana yellow Donkey Kong 64 cartridge.
Action figures of X and Zero from Mega Man X, posed dramatically against a white background.
A very fluffy black cat with white chest, tummy, upper lip and paws sits on a table with an unamused expression on his face. He is in front of a television and a white shelf with various assorted DVDs and merchandise.
Two issues of Official Nintendo Magazine, both featuring the Wii U as the cover story. "It's here! Wii U, prepare to be amazed!" proclaims one. "Wii U: The Final Verdict" says the other.
The ending of Day of the Doctor, as seen on a 3DS screen. All twelve Dr. Who's stand together on a cloud in space.
Day of the Doctor, being run on a white New Nintendo 3DS XL.
A screenshot of Megaman Battle Network 2, showing a message board. Responding to MegaMan's post on the board, a user called Grimace says "To MegaMan: This is your first post, right?"
A screenshot of Megaman Battle Network 2, showing a message board. The relevant text is "It's F***y!"
A screenshot of Human Nature. John Smith is saying "I have, um, I have written down some of these dreams in the form of fiction."
Mega Man jumping for joy.
A screenshot of the Mega Man Legacy Collection, showing an image and description of an enemy called Big Fish. It reads "Originally a crime prevention robot. It leaps up from ponds, startling intruders. Remember where it leaps up from."
A clip from the animated intro to Mega Man 8. Mega Man is saying "Bass, why must I fight you? We are not enemies!"
A screenshot of Red Dwarf, with the crew looking at a sign that reads: "BE A GOVERNMENT INFORMER BETRAY YOUR FAMILY & FRIENDS FABULOUS PRIZES TO BE WON"
A screenshot of The Robot Revolution, with the subtitle "Simolin, IV kits, sanferric over there."
A TV listing as seen on a screen. It reads "Doctor Who: Unleashed, Stars at 12:15am"
Dr. Tyler looking at a screaming face in a celluloid. (The Three Doctors)
A leader from The Robot Revolution.
WOTAN from The War Machines.
A screengrab of The Sun Makers, showing a grinning Dr. Who with a square shaped sweet in his hand.