Doctor Who/Good Omens fic: When Plan C Fails...

[oxoniensis]

Title: When Plan C Fails...
Fandoms: Doctor Who/Good Omens
Characters: Ten, Donna, Wilf, Sylvia Noble, Aziraphale, Crowley
Rating: PG
Word count: 6,724 words
Summary: "You mean, you surely don't mean. You can't be saying. No. No way. Really?"
A/N: Thanks to luzdeestrellas for the beta, and snarkaddict for looking it over and reassuring me that it was funny.

Comments

When Plan C fails

[laceymcbain]

There can never be enough Good Omens fic in the world, and this was a lovely crossover. Everyone seemed in character, and poor Donna - it's hard to get straight answers from any of them, isn't it? Tea at the Ritz was particularly lovely.

(I do sometimes wonder what Aziraphale would think of those angels in Blink, etc. *shudders*)

Re: When Plan C fails

[oxoniensis]

I'm so glad you enjoyed it! It's funny, I loathed Donna when she first showed up in the Christmas special, but I grew to really love her no-nonsense attitude.

Blink makes me shiver just to think about it!

[caz963]

What a wonderful read - thank you! The characterisation was excellent and the bit about the neat gin not going with custard creams was inspired and made me snort tea ;-)

[oxoniensis]

Hee, sorry about the snorting tea! Though maybe better than snorting neat gin - nor sure what that would do to the nasal passages. *g*

Glad you enjoyed it!

[pinigir]

Loved it! Loved the crossover and the way the characters interacted!

[oxoniensis]

Thank you so much!

[greenapricot]

Oh, this is fabulous! So very fabulous. I love every single thing about it.

[oxoniensis]

Yay, thank you! *beams*

[oxoniensis]

Thank you! I do love the opportunity to write footnotes - they're always fun.

Ah, but the Apocalypse did happen! Nobody stopped it - it just was more of a fizzle than a bang. An earthquake and the odd war or two. Possibly a distant planet went pop. But basically, business as usual. *g*

[oxoniensis]

Ah, but over the millenia, suns and planets do go pop. And if it's an empty one, then there's no real harm done. That's my take on it, anyway. *g*