What’s the use of a good quote if you can’t change it?
- Colin Baker
Me: Wow.
Just… Wow.
Him: I don’t know what to say.
Me: That was superb. What a treat.
Him: Yeah.
Me: I’m feeling worryingly upbeat at the moment.
Him: Right.
Any particular reason?
Me: Just that…
I think we’ve been very lucky this weekend. I can remember watching Dimensions in Time when it went out.
Him: Did you think it was good as Dimensions in Time?
Me: What, The
Five-Ish Doctors?
Him: Yeah.
Me: I thought it was quite a bit better than Dimensions in Time.
Him: Ha!
Me: In fact…
Yeah. Beautifully done. What a treat.
Him: Yup.
Me: “Wik lint usal, Mr Davison.”
Him: That’s not it.
Me: No?
Me: Um…
The Him hops off to
the bookshelf.
Him: It’s in Volume Two, yeah?
Me: It…
Is.
Pause.
Book: flkflikkyflkflky-flk
Him: “Dish of the Day.” Got it.
“w-i-k-Capital I-n-t –u-s-u-l”.
The final l’s a capital.
Me: Shall I just put a photo in?
Him: If you like.
1. I’ve got essays in both volumes of You and Who: Contact Has Been Made, but
was luckily enough to write the Peter Davison tribute in Volume 2. Still available from Miwk Publishing, chums…
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