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[cherry]

Dear Flist (and the World at Large):

I know there are only about four Who people reading this, and only two? three? old schoolers, but I'm asking this anyway. Maybe someone is wandering by who can help me, or maybe I've missed a repository of knowledge. Either way:

I'm looking for recommendations for old school Doctor Who arcs. I'll swing any Doctor, any companion. Things I've seen already are City of Death, Hand of Fear, Mawdryn Undead, The Happiness Patrol, and The Five Doctors. I just finished Mawdryn Undead -- boys screaming like girls! People with exposed brains, clothed in matching party streamers! Spinny green background of doom! Turlough, didn't your mother ever tell you not to make deals with men with waterfowl attached to their heads? I think Terror of the Autons is on deck.

Recommendations don't necessarily have to be classics -- though I would adore knowing what the classics are -- just arcs that were thoroughly enjoyed.

Much love,
Cherry

Comments

[tellitslant]

a free and open exchange of ideas, goods, and products, shall we?

Hee. I like that.

Anyways, all the Who ideas you've run past me are good, or at least are on high-grade crack. (Hon, this is a fandom with people who not only juggle geese but wear them as headwarmers, and you're worried your fic will be too crack-y? Come on. *g*)

And yeah, audios will go on iPods. I don't know how old or new yours is - mine's a couple years old and it has the "audiobook" section, but I don't know how to configure that particularly. But it exists! (I want the Sarah Jane audios. *pouts*)

[cherryice.livejournal.com]

(Hon, this is a fandom with people who not only juggle geese but wear them as headwarmers, and you're worried your fic will be too crack-y? Come on. *g*)

Three words: Fragmented Time Lords.

I'm just saying. Time war and shards of Time Lords scattered about the universe. (You can't fight a war, because the war wins.) There are so many reasons it is not a good idea for me to write it.

And yeah, audios will go on iPods. I don't know how old or new yours is - mine's a couple years old and it has the "audiobook" section, but I don't know how to configure that particularly. But it exists! (I want the Sarah Jane audios. *pouts*)

I have a mini, so. I think there's probably a way? I'm just not sure what it is, or if there's a way to save your place. I've never actually listened to any sort of book on tape before. If I figure it out, I will let you know. *G*