Once more around the outhouse, dear friends
Or around whatever this is.
So far, Andy and I have interviewed and recorded five sets of morons set up to watch three different entrances to this structure. None of them knows what it is, but the Doctor disappeared into it and we haven't been able to reach him since. I doubt it's the technology they're using here. They're too (here I'll be polite) unsophisticated (read: dumb asses) to have that level of technology. And they aren't all Slitheen, either. We've seen Lalandians, Crespallions, even one Vespiform. (The Doctor would have been fascinated by the latter, who was the closest to intelligent of all the people we've met.)
Scans show that the structure, which shows only the one level above ground, goes down a long way and we could probably enter without trouble but there's no way we're going to chance that just now. We're taking a break to hide behind what I think it an oil rig (talk about primitive!) and catch our breaths.
I'm beginning to think it's the pack, and not the TARDIS' contributions, that keep forcing food on us. Then again, I got the pack from the TARDIS so... We are having a lovely tea right now, with freshly baked cakes and small sandwiches and things Andy is making fun of. But the tea is nice, and in china cups. I think I want to keep this pack once the adventure's done.
So far, Andy and I have interviewed and recorded five sets of morons set up to watch three different entrances to this structure. None of them knows what it is, but the Doctor disappeared into it and we haven't been able to reach him since. I doubt it's the technology they're using here. They're too (here I'll be polite) unsophisticated (read: dumb asses) to have that level of technology. And they aren't all Slitheen, either. We've seen Lalandians, Crespallions, even one Vespiform. (The Doctor would have been fascinated by the latter, who was the closest to intelligent of all the people we've met.)
Scans show that the structure, which shows only the one level above ground, goes down a long way and we could probably enter without trouble but there's no way we're going to chance that just now. We're taking a break to hide behind what I think it an oil rig (talk about primitive!) and catch our breaths.
I'm beginning to think it's the pack, and not the TARDIS' contributions, that keep forcing food on us. Then again, I got the pack from the TARDIS so... We are having a lovely tea right now, with freshly baked cakes and small sandwiches and things Andy is making fun of. But the tea is nice, and in china cups. I think I want to keep this pack once the adventure's done.