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After a brief interlude in the TARDIS- (with some gorgeous AwesomeMusic playing in the background!)- the Doctor returns with a note on her sketchpad.
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After a brief interlude in the TARDIS- (with some gorgeous AwesomeMusic SugarWiki/AwesomeMusic playing in the background!)- the Doctor returns with a note on her sketchpad.
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* ShowInsideAShow: The Doctor's lovely little animation about the Gentlemen.
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* ShowInsideAShow: ShowWithinAShow: The Doctor's lovely little animation about the Gentlemen.
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More petty snark. You make it sound like they don't care about the monsters when they're not aware of them yet. Your voice is irrelevant. "what did you think I meant?" ZAPPED!
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[[caption-width-right:300:Well, we're screwed. Let's go solve our marital issues in front of the TV.]]
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[[caption-width-right:300:Well, we're screwed. Let's go solve our marital issues in front of the TV.]]
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...''well'', then. It looks like Jim has got himself a facelift. Or a whole bodylift, come to think of it- he's a completely different person. The Doctor seems to take it in her stride, and even comments that she prefers this version of him, but Liz is having a complete breakdown in the corner, screaming and yelling for the Doctor to ''do something!''
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Cut to a bunch of ObviouslyEvil men in masks who are performing some strange ritual in a graveyard. [[SarcasmMode Well, this obviously is going to end brilliantly.]] They summon another one of them using a heart and something that looks suspiciously like a human heart...
Meanwhile, the Doctor is examining Jim. She explains that his... er, current 'problem' was caused by him drinking something called a '[[{{Technobabble}} genetic renipulator]]', which has rewritten his DNA into something entirely new. Basically, there's no way for him to change back to his old self. Liz, predictably, doesn't take this well, and is about to go into complete freakout mode when the Cloister Bell begins to ring, and the TARDIS jolts back and forth, before jolting them to land at Liz's old house. After heading outside, she storms off angrily. Jim and the Doctor talk for a while before the Doctor gets distracted by [[RunningGag another bug]], causing Jim to roll his eyes and go try to fix his marriage issues. After a quick, awkward chat with the neighbor, they finally get to the point: Liz is trying her best, but there's no getting around the fact that Jim just isn't the man she fell in love with. He doesn't even ''smell'' the same anymore.
Meanwhile, the Doctor is examining Jim. She explains that his... er, current 'problem' was caused by him drinking something called a '[[{{Technobabble}} genetic renipulator]]', which has rewritten his DNA into something entirely new. Basically, there's no way for him to change back to his old self. Liz, predictably, doesn't take this well, and is about to go into complete freakout mode when the Cloister Bell begins to ring, and the TARDIS jolts back and forth, before jolting them to land at Liz's old house. After heading outside, she storms off angrily. Jim and the Doctor talk for a while before the Doctor gets distracted by [[RunningGag another bug]], causing Jim to roll his eyes and go try to fix his marriage issues. After a quick, awkward chat with the neighbor, they finally get to the point: Liz is trying her best, but there's no getting around the fact that Jim just isn't the man she fell in love with. He doesn't even ''smell'' the same anymore.
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Cut to a bunch of ObviouslyEvil men in masks who are performing some strange ritual in a graveyard. [[SarcasmMode Well, this obviously is going to end brilliantly.]] They summon another one of them using a heart and something that looks suspiciously like a human heart...
Meanwhile, the Doctor is examining Jim. She explains that his... er, current 'problem' was caused by him drinking something called a '[[{{Technobabble}} geneticrenipulator]]', manipulator]]', which has rewritten his DNA into something entirely new. Basically, it's like Time Lord regeneration lite and there's no way for him to change back to his old self. Liz, predictably, doesn't take this well, and is about to go into complete freakout mode when the Cloister Bell begins to ring, and the TARDIS jolts back and forth, before jolting them to land at Liz's old house. After heading outside, she storms off angrily. Jim and the Doctor talk for a while before the Doctor gets distracted by [[RunningGag another bug]], causing Jim to roll his eyes and go try to fix his marriage issues. After a quick, awkward chat with the neighbor, they finally get to the point: Liz is trying her best, but there's no getting around the fact that Jim just isn't the man she fell in love with. He doesn't even ''smell'' the same anymore.
Meanwhile, the Doctor is examining Jim. She explains that his... er, current 'problem' was caused by him drinking something called a '[[{{Technobabble}} genetic
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The next-door neighbor wakes up suddenly, at a knock from her door. She heads downstairs- OH GOD IT'S A BALD MAN GRINNING AT HER THROUGH THE WINDOW HELP. She dashes back upstairs, frantically dialing the police, and is horrified to discover that, although they pick up, she hasn't got any voice to call for help with. The men in suits make their way into her house, hold her down, and ''cut out her heart'', even as she struggles and tries to scream.
Jim and Liz wake up. Something's wrong, and it's not just the fact that the sweet little old lady outside is being taken away in a body bag. No, something even worse has happened. Something's taken away their ability to speak! They pound on the door of the TARDIS, and the Doctor, who hasn't realized there's a problem yet, answers. After a couple of minutes of frantic mouthing at each other, they settle on using a combination of the TARDIS's text-to-speech program and interpretative dance, which, as you can imagine, doesn't work too well.
The men in suits are still performing complicated hand gestures over their lovely collection of hearts-in-jars, but that doesn't matter now, since it's back to the domestic adventures of Jim, Liz and their weird alien friend, who are currently attempting to enjoy a nice, nonverbal cup of tea. The Doctor has somehow acquired a large sketchpad to use for communication purposes, and is about to use it when a news broadcast comes on, announcing the fact that there's been a large outbreak of laryngitis- yeah, right- and the area has been placed under quarantine. The news reporter offhandedly comments that there hasn't been an outbreak this bad since that one incident in [[Series/BuffyTheVampireSlayer Sunnyville, California]]. Liz suddenly realizes something important, and dashes off to get a book, which she enthusiastically shoves in the Doctor's direction. The Doctor reads the page indicated quickly, and enthusiastically kisses Liz- on the side of the head, honestly, people, what did you think I meant?
Jim and Liz wake up. Something's wrong, and it's not just the fact that the sweet little old lady outside is being taken away in a body bag. No, something even worse has happened. Something's taken away their ability to speak! They pound on the door of the TARDIS, and the Doctor, who hasn't realized there's a problem yet, answers. After a couple of minutes of frantic mouthing at each other, they settle on using a combination of the TARDIS's text-to-speech program and interpretative dance, which, as you can imagine, doesn't work too well.
The men in suits are still performing complicated hand gestures over their lovely collection of hearts-in-jars, but that doesn't matter now, since it's back to the domestic adventures of Jim, Liz and their weird alien friend, who are currently attempting to enjoy a nice, nonverbal cup of tea. The Doctor has somehow acquired a large sketchpad to use for communication purposes, and is about to use it when a news broadcast comes on, announcing the fact that there's been a large outbreak of laryngitis- yeah, right- and the area has been placed under quarantine. The news reporter offhandedly comments that there hasn't been an outbreak this bad since that one incident in [[Series/BuffyTheVampireSlayer Sunnyville, California]]. Liz suddenly realizes something important, and dashes off to get a book, which she enthusiastically shoves in the Doctor's direction. The Doctor reads the page indicated quickly, and enthusiastically kisses Liz- on the side of the head, honestly, people, what did you think I meant?
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The next-door neighbor wakes up suddenly, at a knock from her door. She heads downstairs- OH GOD IT'S A DEMONIC BALD MAN GRINNING AT HER THROUGH THE WINDOW HELP. WINDOW! She dashes back upstairs, frantically dialing the police, and is horrified to discover that, although they pick up, she hasn't got any voice to call for help with. The men in suits make their way into her house, hold her down, and ''cut out her heart'', even as she struggles and tries to scream.
Jim and Liz wake up. Something's wrong, and it's not just the fact that the sweet little old lady outside is being taken away in a body bag. No, something even worse has happened. Something's taken away their ability to speak! They pound on the door of the TARDIS, and the Doctor, who hasn't realized there's a problem yet, answers. After a couple of minutes of frantic mouthing at each other, they settle on using a combination of the TARDIS's text-to-speech program and interpretative dance, which, as you can imagine, doesn't work too well.
work.
The men in suits are still performing complicated hand gestures over their lovely collection ofhearts-in-jars, but that doesn't matter now, since it's back to the domestic adventures of Jim, Liz and hearts-in-jars as they continue their weird alien friend, who are currently attempting to enjoy a nice, nonverbal cup of tea. EvilPlan. Meanwhile, The Doctor and her companions are enjoying a cup of non-verbal tea. She has somehow acquired a large sketchpad to use for communication purposes, and is about to use it when a news broadcast comes on, announcing the fact that there's there must have been a large outbreak of laryngitis- yeah, right- and laryngitis because no one in the area can say a word. Because of this, the area has been placed under quarantine. The news reporter offhandedly comments that there hasn't been an outbreak this bad since that one incident in [[Series/BuffyTheVampireSlayer Sunnyville, California]]. Liz suddenly realizes something important, and dashes off to get a book, which she enthusiastically shoves in the Doctor's direction. The Doctor reads the page indicated quickly, and enthusiastically kisses Liz- Liz on the side of the head, honestly, people, what did you think I meant?
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Jim and Liz wake up.
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She points her sonic screwdriver at the TV, which begins to play an animated short film which she apparently made herself. It features 'adorable' caricatures of her, Jim and Liz (and her firefly friend), representations of the creatures they're up against (called 'the Gentlemen', by the way) and a warning that you can't defeat them by any conventional means. In fact, the only thing that ''will'' stop them is the human voice. Well, that's easy, we'll just go and sing at them- oh, ''right''. Never mind. Actually, maybe the animation wasn't that necessary at all, but it was certainly fun! Wasn't it? Um...
The Doctor has found where their voices are being kept, so they all sneak off in the dead of night to go get them back, completely unaware that the Gentlemen are following them into the building. Jim and the Doctor make it into the room with their voices in, but Liz is locked out with the Gentlemen and their minions. In a panic, she dashes out of the house and into the graveyard outside, where she's caught and pinned down. She's screaming, but nobody can hear her.
Jim and the Doctor lunge for the box of voices, but are blocked by a Gentleman. The Doctor promptly punches him in the face several times, gets Jim to open the box, and screams- or maybe sings- loud enough so that they explode. They rush out of the house, ready to save Liz, but are several seconds too late- Liz has already screamed loud enough to make her set of Gentlemen explode too. She and Jim embrace, and it seems that she's accepted the fact that Jim's not going to change back for good. Enough, in fact, to kiss him. Loudly. And messily.
The Doctor has found where their voices are being kept, so they all sneak off in the dead of night to go get them back, completely unaware that the Gentlemen are following them into the building. Jim and the Doctor make it into the room with their voices in, but Liz is locked out with the Gentlemen and their minions. In a panic, she dashes out of the house and into the graveyard outside, where she's caught and pinned down. She's screaming, but nobody can hear her.
Jim and the Doctor lunge for the box of voices, but are blocked by a Gentleman. The Doctor promptly punches him in the face several times, gets Jim to open the box, and screams- or maybe sings- loud enough so that they explode. They rush out of the house, ready to save Liz, but are several seconds too late- Liz has already screamed loud enough to make her set of Gentlemen explode too. She and Jim embrace, and it seems that she's accepted the fact that Jim's not going to change back for good. Enough, in fact, to kiss him. Loudly. And messily.
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She points her sonic screwdriver at the TV, which begins to play an animated short film which she apparently made herself. It features 'adorable' adorable caricatures of her, Jim and Liz (and her firefly friend), representations of the creatures they're up against (called 'the Gentlemen', by the way) Gentlemen') and a warning that you can't defeat them by any conventional means. In fact, the only thing that ''will'' stop them is the human voice. Well, that's easy, we'll just go and sing at them- oh, ''right''. Never mind. Actually, maybe the animation wasn't that necessary at all, but it was certainly fun! Wasn't it? Um...
That's why they stole everyone's.
The Doctor has found where their voices are being kept, so they all sneak offin the dead of night to go get them back, completely unaware that the Gentlemen are following them into the building. Jim and the Doctor make it into the room with their voices in, but Liz is locked out with the Gentlemen and their minions. In a panic, she dashes out of the house and into the graveyard outside, where she's caught and pinned down. She's screaming, but nobody can hear her.
Jim and the Doctor lunge for the box of voices, but are blocked by a Gentleman. The Doctor promptly punches him in the face several times, gets Jim to open the box, and screams- or maybe sings- loud enough so that they explode. They rush out of the house, ready to save Liz, but are several seconds too late- Liz has already screamed loud enough to make her set of Gentlemen explode too. She and Jim embrace, and it seems that she's accepted the fact that Jim's not going to changeback for good. Enough, in back. In fact, to kiss him. Loudly. And she kisses him; loudly and messily.
The Doctor has found where their voices are being kept, so they all sneak off
Jim and the Doctor lunge for the box of voices, but are blocked by a Gentleman. The Doctor promptly punches him in the face several times, gets Jim to open the box, and screams- or maybe sings- loud enough so that they explode. They rush out of the house, ready to save Liz, but are several seconds too late- Liz has already screamed loud enough to make her set of Gentlemen explode too. She and Jim embrace, and it seems that she's accepted the fact that Jim's not going to change
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* ShowInsideAShow: The Doctor's lovely little animation
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* AndIMustScream
* EldritchAbomination: The Gentlemen
AndIMustScream: Pinned down by monsters who want to cut out your heart; you scream as loud as you can, but no sound comes out.
* ShowInsideAShow: The Doctor's lovely littleanimation
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* EldritchAbomination: The Gentlemen
* ShowInsideAShow: The Doctor's lovely little
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Meanwhile, the Doctor is examining Jim. She explains that his... er, current 'problem' was caused by him drinking something called a [[Technobabble 'genetic renipulator']], which has rewritten his DNA into something entirely new. Basically, there's no way for him to change back to his old self. Liz, predictably, doesn't take this well, and is about to go into complete freakout mode when the Cloister Bell begins to ring, and the TARDIS jolts back and forth, before jolting them to land at Liz's old house. After heading outside, she storms off angrily. Jim and the Doctor talk for a while before the Doctor gets distracted by [[RunningGag another bug]], causing Jim to roll his eyes and go try to fix his marriage issues. After a quick, awkward chat with the neighbor, they finally get to the point: Liz is trying her best, but there's no getting around the fact that Jim just isn't the man she fell in love with. He doesn't even ''smell'' the same anymore.
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Meanwhile, the Doctor is examining Jim. She explains that his... er, current 'problem' was caused by him drinking something called a [[Technobabble 'genetic renipulator']], '[[{{Technobabble}} genetic renipulator]]', which has rewritten his DNA into something entirely new. Basically, there's no way for him to change back to his old self. Liz, predictably, doesn't take this well, and is about to go into complete freakout mode when the Cloister Bell begins to ring, and the TARDIS jolts back and forth, before jolting them to land at Liz's old house. After heading outside, she storms off angrily. Jim and the Doctor talk for a while before the Doctor gets distracted by [[RunningGag another bug]], causing Jim to roll his eyes and go try to fix his marriage issues. After a quick, awkward chat with the neighbor, they finally get to the point: Liz is trying her best, but there's no getting around the fact that Jim just isn't the man she fell in love with. He doesn't even ''smell'' the same anymore.
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* TomatoInTheMirror
* ShowInsideAShow: The Doctor's lovely little animation
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Jim and the Doctor lunge for the box of voices, but are blocked by a Gentleman. The Doctor promptly punches him in the face several times, gets Jim to open the box, and screams- or maybe sings- loud enough so that they explode. They rush out of the house, ready to save Liz, but are several seconds too late- Liz has already screamed loud enough to make her set of Gentlemen explode too. She and Jim embrace, and it seems that she's accepted the fact that Jim's not going to change back for good.
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Jim and the Doctor lunge for the box of voices, but are blocked by a Gentleman. The Doctor promptly punches him in the face several times, gets Jim to open the box, and screams- or maybe sings- loud enough so that they explode. They rush out of the house, ready to save Liz, but are several seconds too late- Liz has already screamed loud enough to make her set of Gentlemen explode too. She and Jim embrace, and it seems that she's accepted the fact that Jim's not going to change back for good. Enough, in fact, to kiss him. Loudly. And messily.
The next day, the three friends prepare to leave on another adventure- but wait, what's that red flashing light on the side of the fence? The Doctor blinks, and it's gone. But it was definitely there. Wasn't it?
The next day, the three friends prepare to leave on another adventure- but wait, what's that red flashing light on the side of the fence? The Doctor blinks, and it's gone. But it was definitely there. Wasn't it?
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After a brief interlude in the TARDIS- (with some gorgeous AwesomeMusic playing in the background!)- the Doctor returns with a note on her sketchpad.
--> ''Note to self: I'm amazing!''
She points her sonic screwdriver at the TV, which begins to play an animated short film which she apparently made herself. It features 'adorable' caricatures of her, Jim and Liz (and her firefly friend), representations of the creatures they're up against (called 'the Gentlemen', by the way) and a warning that you can't defeat them by any conventional means. In fact, the only thing that ''will'' stop them is the human voice. Well, that's easy, we'll just go and sing at them- oh, ''right''. Never mind. Actually, maybe the animation wasn't that necessary at all, but it was certainly fun! Wasn't it? Um...
The Doctor has found where their voices are being kept, so they all sneak off in the dead of night to go get them back, completely unaware that the Gentlemen are following them into the building. Jim and the Doctor make it into the room with their voices in, but Liz is locked out with the Gentlemen and their minions. In a panic, she dashes out of the house and into the graveyard outside, where she's caught and pinned down. She's screaming, but nobody can hear her.
Jim and the Doctor lunge for the box of voices, but are blocked by a Gentleman. The Doctor promptly punches him in the face several times, gets Jim to open the box, and screams- or maybe sings- loud enough so that they explode. They rush out of the house, ready to save Liz, but are several seconds too late- Liz has already screamed loud enough to make her set of Gentlemen explode too. She and Jim embrace, and it seems that she's accepted the fact that Jim's not going to change back for good.
--> ''Note to self: I'm amazing!''
She points her sonic screwdriver at the TV, which begins to play an animated short film which she apparently made herself. It features 'adorable' caricatures of her, Jim and Liz (and her firefly friend), representations of the creatures they're up against (called 'the Gentlemen', by the way) and a warning that you can't defeat them by any conventional means. In fact, the only thing that ''will'' stop them is the human voice. Well, that's easy, we'll just go and sing at them- oh, ''right''. Never mind. Actually, maybe the animation wasn't that necessary at all, but it was certainly fun! Wasn't it? Um...
The Doctor has found where their voices are being kept, so they all sneak off in the dead of night to go get them back, completely unaware that the Gentlemen are following them into the building. Jim and the Doctor make it into the room with their voices in, but Liz is locked out with the Gentlemen and their minions. In a panic, she dashes out of the house and into the graveyard outside, where she's caught and pinned down. She's screaming, but nobody can hear her.
Jim and the Doctor lunge for the box of voices, but are blocked by a Gentleman. The Doctor promptly punches him in the face several times, gets Jim to open the box, and screams- or maybe sings- loud enough so that they explode. They rush out of the house, ready to save Liz, but are several seconds too late- Liz has already screamed loud enough to make her set of Gentlemen explode too. She and Jim embrace, and it seems that she's accepted the fact that Jim's not going to change back for good.
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The second, unreleased episode. The trailer is available [[https://www.facebook.com/video.php?v=947589155251824 here.]]
The second, unreleased episode. The trailer is available [[https://www.facebook.com/video.php?v=947589155251824 here.]]
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Jim and Liz stumble into the TARDIS amidst a flurry of fireworks, laughing and wearing masks. The
...''well'', then. It looks like Jim has got himself a facelift. Or a whole bodylift, come to think of it- he's a completely different person. The Doctor seems to take it in her stride, and even comments that she prefers this version of him, but Liz is
Cue Opening Credits.
Cut to a bunch of ObviouslyEvil men in masks who are performing some strange ritual in a graveyard. [[SarcasmMode Well, this obviously is going to end brilliantly.]] They summon another one of them using a heart and something that looks suspiciously like a human heart...
Meanwhile, the Doctor is examining Jim. She explains that his... er, current 'problem' was caused by him drinking something called a [[Technobabble 'genetic renipulator']], which has rewritten his DNA into something entirely new. Basically, there's no way for him to change back to his old self. Liz, predictably, doesn't take this well, and is about to go into complete freakout mode when the Cloister Bell begins to ring, and the TARDIS jolts back and forth, before jolting them to land at Liz's old house. After heading outside, she storms off angrily. Jim and the Doctor talk for a while before the Doctor gets distracted by [[RunningGag another bug]], causing Jim to roll his eyes and go try to fix his marriage issues. After a quick, awkward chat with the neighbor, they finally get to the point: Liz is trying her best, but there's no getting around the fact that Jim just isn't the man she fell in love with. He doesn't even ''smell'' the same anymore.
The Doctor, Liz and Jim (as well as the next-door neighbor) all go to sleep in their respective beds- and therefore don't notice when strange wisps of light come out of their mouths, floating off into the air... and into a box, held by the same creepy men in suits as before, who grin, clapping their hands together in a strange, polite way.
The next-door neighbor wakes up suddenly, at a knock from her door. She heads downstairs- OH GOD IT'S A BALD MAN GRINNING AT HER THROUGH THE WINDOW HELP. She dashes back upstairs, frantically dialing the police, and is horrified to discover that, although they pick up, she hasn't got any voice to call for help with. The men in suits make their way into her house, hold her down, and ''cut out her heart'', even as she struggles and tries to scream.
Jim and Liz wake up. Something's wrong, and it's not just the fact that the sweet little old lady outside is being taken away in a body bag. No, something even worse has happened. Something's taken away their ability to speak! They pound on the door of the TARDIS, and the Doctor, who hasn't realized there's a problem yet, answers. After a couple of minutes of frantic mouthing at each other, they settle on using a combination of the TARDIS's text-to-speech program and interpretative dance, which, as you can imagine, doesn't work too well.
The men in suits are still performing complicated hand gestures over their lovely collection of hearts-in-jars, but that doesn't matter now, since it's back to the domestic adventures of Jim, Liz and their weird alien friend, who are currently attempting to enjoy a nice, nonverbal cup of tea. The Doctor has somehow acquired a large sketchpad to use for communication purposes, and is about to use it when a news broadcast comes on, announcing the fact that there's been a large outbreak of laryngitis- yeah, right- and the area has been placed under quarantine. The news reporter offhandedly comments that there hasn't been an outbreak this bad since that one incident in [[Series/BuffyTheVampireSlayer Sunnyville, California]]. Liz suddenly realizes something important, and dashes off to get a book, which she enthusiastically shoves in the Doctor's direction. The Doctor reads the page indicated quickly, and enthusiastically kisses Liz- on the side of the head, honestly, people, what did you think I meant?
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