Sharon’s Comments (group member since Sep 07, 2012)

Sharon’s comments from the TARDIS (Time And Relative Dimensions In Space) group.

Rosa Harkness ~ Queen of Wibbly-Wobbly wrote: "Isairon Nymph wrote: "Sharon wrote: "What's privates parade?"

Privates on Parade is a play set in WWII. The lead character is a gay man, when homosexuality was illegal, a player in a troop that d..."

One of the great farces of our time, by Peter Nichols. John Cleese was one of the stars of the movie.

Isairon Nymph wrote: "Sharon wrote: "What's privates parade?"

Privates on Parade is a play set in WWII. The lead character is a gay man, when homosexuality was illegal, a player in a troop that did shows for the boys...."

Thanks. I'll check it out.

What's privates parade?"

Privates on Parade is a play set in WWII. The lead character is a gay man, when homosexuality was illegal, a player in a troop that did shows for the boys. They didn't send women those places. Him doing good Marlena... He was great. The theater preservation people got a whole lot of donations after the performances. My trip there is where Mad Sunday, in Knight Progenitor, came from.

Sharon wrote: "A vial of oil from the split hold of the Exxon Valdez, some amethycists and gold out of the driveway. A book about the Iditarod for his little girls... THEN, they were replacing the tattered US fla..."

I still proudly wear my Colin Baker Appreciation Society shirt on special occasions and my St. Tiggywinkles shirt is in the memory box. I've been writing for ten years and not keeping up with the world, actually eleven. My son said, "Mom, there's the e-reader and publishing platform you said expect in a decade." "Just a minute." "Mom, they're on the third generation." "Oh!"

A vial of oil from the split hold of the Exxon Valdez, some amethycists and gold out of the driveway. A book about the Iditarod for his little girls... THEN, they were replacing the tattered US flag for race fortnight on the Isle and I suddenly realized what I was seeing, a 49-star flag. Perfect topper.

Sharon wrote: "I went to the Isle of Mann to take him birthday presents and meet him. I really did need to see him in Privates on Parade. He was great. It's not difficult to meet stars at cons, either. Ginny ..."

I lived in Juneau, Alaska for nine years.

I went to the Isle of Mann to take him birthday presents and meet him. I really did need to see him in Privates on Parade. He was great. It's not difficult to meet stars at cons, either. Ginny and I found 50 lbs of dock-cooked dungees worked great as an introduction. They didn't mind getting leftovers, at all. :)

Isairon Nymph wrote: "Wow, how do you know that??

You should do a Trivia topic about what you know on dr who :D

Please it would be really interesting..."

I'm a long way from really knowledgeable. I know more about that period and Colin because I know him.

He'd say, "That contradicts what was said before." he said they told him it didn't make any difference and story continuity wasn't his job.

A bit more trivia. Trial of a Timelord was the brainchild of the same writer that did Talons of Weng Chang. He was in a hunting accident (I think) after the season began and before the script was finished. They brought in Pip and Jane to finish and they wrote sort of light stuff. Basically, Trial of a Timelord fell apart in the middle and he had about two stories that weren't enh.

Isairon Nymph wrote: "Sharon wrote: "Aa'Ishah wrote: "Not for the first time I find myself wishing we could 'like' comments. I'd like your one Thomas.

One of my History teachers called Dr Who a child's programme on Mo..."

Colin was the first actor to play the Doctor who was a true fan. He worked to get it back on, whether he was on it or not. My take on it has always been they were a bit irritated by that and they really didn't want anyone who knew the show that well. There was also a lot of erotic fan fiction between the Doctor and Peri. They were so afraid of the fan fiction writers that when Virgin books was given the contract for books, their guidelines were the Doctor was a sexless clone. That's why replaced very masculine Colin Baker with Sylvester McCoy.

Isairon Nymph wrote: "Sharon wrote: "Aa'Ishah wrote: "Not for the first time I find myself wishing we could 'like' comments. I'd like your one Thomas.

One of my History teachers called Dr Who a child's programme on Mo..."

Blake's 7, very popular BBC SF series. They killed all the heroes off, and aired it on Christmas Eve.

If they pulled a Geidi Prime in Dr. Who, they'd be running from mobs. Oh, Blake's 7.

Aa'Ishah wrote: "Not for the first time I find myself wishing we could 'like' comments. I'd like your one Thomas.

One of my History teachers called Dr Who a child's programme on Monday. Pretty much the whole cla..."

When it began, it was. It was intended to interest boys in history and science. It was a Saturday serial. Michael Grade took over the BBC with the stated intent of killing the show, moved it to Tuesday nights, made it a different length and the great writer dying in the middle of Trial of a Timelord added to the loss of audience, so he killed it, but we knew he'd be gone soon and the Doctor would be back, when we celebrated its 30th anniversary.

Lol-za Lolza

Lola was a lolza.
We all knew her well.
She fell into the salsa
And yelled, "It's hot as Hell!"

Isairon Nymph wrote: "GO TO YOUR ROOM YOUNG LADY WHILE I PUKE IN THAT TIME BUCKET OVER THERE - HOPEFULLY IT'LL GO THROUGH THE TIME VORTEX AND SLAP MATT SMITH'S TARDIS RIGHT ON THE HANDLE"

LOL!

Isairon Nymph wrote: "Rich wrote: "Well, Jack I'm probably someone you'd like to know a lot better, but before it cums to that...let's just be friends."

"Hey Rich *Jack winks* i'm pretty sure i'd like to get you better..."

*grin*

Aa'Ishah wrote: "Thanks, Sharon! :)"

You're welcome. I hope you enjoy it.

I just made one of the most highly awarded Dr. Who fan fiction collections, ever, available on Smashwords, free, of course. Data as a companion? Why not?

http://www.smashwords.com/books/view/...

As a 40-miles-from-cable deprived person, I had to wait for cellular technology to make netflix reasonable, so I recently saw Torchwood and Tenth and Eleventh Doctors for the first time.

Photo disclaimer: You didn't really think I'd use a current one, did you?