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:'''[[Charley Pollard|Charley]]:''' Absolutely typical. Set course for a [[Bandril]] [[space station]] or a [[black hole]] and the good old [[the TARDIS|TARDIS]] won't let you down. But tap in the co-ordinates of a sun-drenched beach, or a half decent party . . . | :'''[[Charley Pollard|Charley]]:''' Absolutely typical. Set course for a [[Bandril]] [[space station]] or a [[black hole]] and the good old [[the TARDIS|TARDIS]] won't let you down. But tap in the co-ordinates of a sun-drenched beach, or a half decent party . . . | ||
:'''[[C'rizz]]''': So there's something wrong with the TARDIS? | :'''[[C'rizz]]''': So there's something wrong with the TARDIS? ''Again?'' | ||
:'''[[Eighth Doctor]]''': Perhaps. | :'''[[Eighth Doctor]]''': Perhaps. I hope so. Because the alternative is that [[time]] itself is standing still outside those doors. Which poses an intriguing mystery — | ||
:'''Charley''': ''(whispering)'' — and he can't abide a mystery — | :'''Charley''': ''(whispering)'' — and he can't abide a mystery — | ||
:'''Eighth Doctor''': — and I can't abide a mystery. | :'''Eighth Doctor''': — and I can't abide a mystery. | ||
::[[ | ::[[AUDIO]]: ''[[Time Works]]'' | ||
<noinclude>[[Category:Quote of the Week templates|16]]</noinclude> | <noinclude>[[Category:Quote of the Week templates|16]]</noinclude> | ||
Latest revision as of 23:11, 18 May 2013
- Charley: Absolutely typical. Set course for a Bandril space station or a black hole and the good old TARDIS won't let you down. But tap in the co-ordinates of a sun-drenched beach, or a half decent party . . .
- C'rizz: So there's something wrong with the TARDIS? Again?
- Eighth Doctor: Perhaps. I hope so. Because the alternative is that time itself is standing still outside those doors. Which poses an intriguing mystery —
- Charley: (whispering) — and he can't abide a mystery —
- Eighth Doctor: — and I can't abide a mystery.
