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Liz's family home in Burton Joyce in Nottinghamshire is based entirely on the family home of my mate Nick Pegg. Oh look, Priory Mews is UNIT's Denham HQ - which ties in I guess with Pyramids of Mars (out now on shiny BBC DVD!). During the dream sequence, I thought it'd be fun for Liz to see the Doctor in an angelic way, complete with halo effect, as seen on Cho-Je/K'anpo at the Third Doctor's regeneration scene in Planet of the Spiders. Oh and to my knowledge Slough doesn't have a canal. And see, my evil Virgoan brain has tried justifying why Sea Devils wear string vests. Aww, how sweet. Nutra Sweet even...

Torture is a regular standard of my books. Usually heaped upon bad guys by other bad guys. The torture of Marmaduke is just sick isn't it? I love it. The man gets what he deserves. Similarly, I love Auggi's reaction to Tahni being with the Doctor on the submersible and her reasoning away its destruction. I love mad people. Psychos are so much more fun to write for.

As a Bond movie fan I often have to justify liking the less well-liked movies such as License to Kill and A View to Kill. In both cases, it's because whilst the central villains are cartoonish, they are justified by the fact they are simply psychos who enjoy killing. Watching Christopher Walken mowing people down in the mines in the latter film, and just laughing while doing so, is as perfect a justification for adoring his villainy as any three dimensional Electras, Blofelds or Strombergs.


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