Well well well...

[timey_wimey]

What Sam said, it got me. Well, it got me a bit curious, really. I mean, I know I'm brilliant, but finding out that I'm a character in a kids' show is pretty impressive. I mean, me! In a kids show! The children of the Great British nation, sitting down to watch me battle the Daleks and Cybermen! I mean that's... well, I dunno. What's the world coming to, hmm? It might not be the lot I'm used to, but it's close enough.

Anyway, enough of that. Long story short and all that, I decided to have a look and see if I couldn't find some of this show. So I parked the TARDIS near a local Woolworths, tricked the nearby ATM into giving me a little cash, and bought a couple of the DVDS.

The cardboard Daleks, though. Well, suffice it to say I couldn't really take that seriously. You humans, what am I going to do with you, eh?

Oh, and while I'm at it, does anyone fancy some leftover cake? The bits that are left are going to get a little stale at this point.

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Enjoying the cloak?
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((OOC: Basically, Ten's watching his own canon, slowly but surely. XD LET THE FUN BEGIN.))

Comments

[timey_wimey]

At the minute, I'm thinking that your lot, your BBC, are completely mad, Sam! And as for the hardcore fans, you don't mean like Star Trek, do you? Please tell me it's not like that. I mean, I'm all for enjoying a show, but the obsessiveness, I mean, really.

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Um, yeah, actually. He managed to get a Dalek cake from somewhere, of all things. Probably his idea of a joke, but. I'm still alive, aren't I?
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[out-of-my-time.livejournal.com]

Of course they are! Mentalists, the lot of 'em. But what can you expect from television people, really? And yeah, I'm afraid, about the fans. A lot of 'em are even worse than Trekkies. There's not as many obsessive Who fans, but... they get pretty creepy.

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A Dalek cake? ... Is that usual, with this regeneration of him? He keeps trying to convince me that he's changed, but, well, you'd understand why I'd be hesitant to believe him.
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[timey_wimey]

Oh, don't get me started on television people. Satellite 5... well, I guess you'd know all about that, wouldn't you?

[Locked]
Well, if you mean the sense of humor and general mischievousness, then, yes. And... well, as for changing... he hasn't really. Or, at least, not much. He does seem to genuinely care about River, though, I'll give him that.... Oh, I dunno. I can only live in hope, I guess. Keep an eye on things.
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[out-of-my-time.livejournal.com]

Hah, yeah. That and the Gamestation, though it's one and the same thing, really; the epitome of bad television, that.

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... Right. Hope's a good thing to have. Still though- strange. I guess- I don't really know what to think of him.
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[timey_wimey]

Oh, don't even remind me. Reality TV, eh? Who needs it? You and all your lot, sitting down there, watching people ruin their lives on telly... well, I suppose you need something to replace the gladiator stadiums.

... That was rude, wasn't it?

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Oh, hope, best thing to have! Trust me though, the thinking doesn't get much easier after 900 years either.
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[out-of-my-time.livejournal.com]

A bit rude, yeah. There's no need to generalise; plenty of people who don't have time for that rubbish. Though I s'pose there's still plenty who do. Never really understood it meself; better things to do with one's time, seems to me.

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I wouldn't have thought it would. ... Good luck, with him. Just, for the future.
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[timey_wimey]

Well, that's a good way of thinking about things Sam Tyler. Though the way your media seems to follow those things, you'd forgive me for generalising a little, wouldn't you?

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Yeah. Thanks for that.
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[out-of-my-time.livejournal.com]

Fair enough, I suppose. But then, I'm not exactly what you might call a fan of the media.