Colin's posts

@amber lynne: Yeah, that IS cool.

"...thankfully I DO have some bottled water." he responded.

"And no. They're not." he confirmed, as he went to a small fridge, produced a bottle of water from it, and gave it to her.

"In fact, in my professional opinion, they're 'bad'." he said.

"This is a dark time for mutants." he lamented.

"And anyone that sympathizes with them." he then added with a sigh.

@amber lynne: ......quiet you.

@saeyra: Hmmm... Captain Jack is up there for me, though I never really got into Torchwood, sadly.

"So I see." the voice responded, before the owner of it stepped forward.

He was a tall man, kind of gangly, and wore a white lab coat, over understated dull clothing. He wore glasses, had short ruffled hair, and patchy facial hair as well... mostly light brown and grey.

And he looked more haggard than usual.

"Welcome back." he greeted her.

"Can I offer you a drink?" he asked.

@amber lynne: Har-dee-har-dee-har

@amber lynne: It'd be neat, that's for sure.

@saeyra: I have no clue what the writers have planned for them now, but it'll definitely be interesting.

And I got into Doctor Who because... well... I was a bit of a lonely child. And yes, I know that's depressing, but not as much as you'd initially think. I lived in a very rural area (to understate it), and didn't have any friends that lived closeby, that I could just visit or whatever. So I spent a lot of time at home. As such, I was often around when my parents would watch their shows. As such, I grew up watching Star Trek: TNG, M*A*S*H, WKRP in Cincinnati, and.... Doctor Who.

After McCoy's run ended, and the show went on a bit of a... hiatus... I found myself wanting to watch more of it, so I hunted for whatever I could find to watch. I guess the like of it never truly went away.

There was silence for a moment, before a voice responded from within the depths of the cold air.

"....is that really you?" the male voice asked.

"...my, my, I'd know that aura anywhere." he then said further.

"Come further inside." he beckoned.

"...unless you were followed." he suddenly added curtly.

@saeyra: Ah yes, I've heard that the companions are the ones that shine more than The Doctor, herself. I'll have to find a place where I can find new episodes and catch up. I've heard they're teasing the Daleks for the new year.

@amber lynne: FLESH-EATING SHADOWS, YEAH!

As she moved, the few people she saw had a very similar theme about them.

They were either angry, scared, or saddened. It seemed that they lived in fear, and we NOT happy about it. But there seemed to be nothing they could do.

Some looked at her strangely, but they never did anything about it.

It was probably because a young child wandering on her own was rare to see, but they didn't want to do anything about it, for fear of appearing suspicious, or standing out.

@Saeyra:

Admittedly, I haven't seen a whole lot of the newest season, but from what I have seen, I really like what she's doing with the character!

@amber lynne:

He was the 7th incarnation of The Doctor. From... '87 to '89, I believe.

The guards watched her leave, before they returned to their post.

She heard them muttering amongst themselves, and heard a few choice words.

Notably, she heard 'dissenter', 'punishment', 'stone', and 'display'.

It gave her a good idea as to what they were talking about.

@amber lynne: So you did.

And yeah, that'd be pretty much how you spell it. I'd assume so, anyway.

....also.

SYLVESTER MCCOY IS BEST DOCTOR.

The guards narrowed their eyes.

"We do what we have to do." one told her.

"Move along." the other said. "Whomever you're looking for, they're not here. he said further.

"Odds are they're in the Dainsberry District, if they lived around here." they then informed her.

"Now shoo!" they ordered.

"We have work to do."