Doctor Who — The Underwater Menace — Episode 4 — A Review

25th February, 2024: the Introduction.

Yes: it’s Sunday afternoon.

And … ?

Frankly, I’m going to be having dinner with my family.

It’s something of a tradition.

Once I get back … ?

And dealt with the interest in the laptop I’m trying to sell … ?

I’ll be watching the last episode of classic Dr Who story, The Underwater Menace.

I’ll have my reviews up, tomorrow!

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Doctor Who — The Underwater Menace — Episode 3 — A Review

18th February 2024: an introduction!

Right … 

As I write, it’s 15:30 on a Sunday afternoon: and … ?

I’ll be having dinner at my family’s.

When I get back … ?

I’ll be making myself a cup of tea … then watching episode three of The Underwater Menace!

I’ll be letting you know what I thought of it by tomorrow night … 

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Doctor Who — The Underwater Menace — Episode 2 — A Review

11th February, 2024: an introduction.

Phew!

It’s officially Sunday night.

Or, at least, Sunday evening!

Dinner is — as you may or may not have guessed — cooking.

Chicken, so you know.

At any rate … ?

When that’s eaten, I’ll be watching the next episode of classic Dr Who story, The Underwater Menace: then telling you about it, tomorrow night.

I’ll see you then!

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Doctor Who — The Underwater Menace — Episode 1 — A Review

4th February, 2024: an introduction.

Any minute now, an air fryer is going to go ‘Ding’.

Literally, ‘Ding’.

That means … ?

That a large baked potato is almost done: and all I have to do?   Is turn it over, and put it back on for another five minutes.

So the underneath is done.

The fact frozen vegetable swill be getting microwaved at the same time?

Is almost incidental.

Once those are done?

And dinner, eaten … ?

I’m going to be watching an Patrick Troughton episode of classic Doctor Who: then making a start on telling you all about it.

I’ll have this written review — and its companion, video, version — up by tomorrow night.

Hopefully?

That’s when you’ll be reading this post.

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Doctor Who — The Faceless Ones: Episodes 5 and 6 — A Review

18th April, 2020.

Life under lockdown … is an amazingly boring thing.

Possibly boring, at least.

After all, there’s only so many time you can sweep the floor, wipe the surfaces or stare at walls.

And only so much dinner you can eat.

I’m getting sick of sweets potatoes — the red ones — so I had a change of pace, today.

Brown rice, with chicken, runner beans and peas.

As seen on Instagram … 

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Talking of which … ?

I had a couple of women message me on Instagram: going by the handles of @bellakumesnancy and @christeenamanda062.

@bellakumesnancy seemed especially interested in — as she put it — chatting me up.

And sending me pictures.

On Goggle Hangouts.

Which is where I gently accused the young lady of being a scammer, blocked her, and deleted the chat.

It seemed a little too good, too much like a potential scam*, to be true.

~≈†≈~

At any rate, and back to was I meant to tell you about … ?

I’ve seen more TV.

Yes: you’re right.

I’ve seen the last two episodes of classic Doctor Who, Season 4 story, The Faceless Ones.

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Doctor Who — The Faceless Ones: Episodes 1 and 2 — A Review

14th April, 2020.

Yes: we in the UK are living life under lockdown.

Hair going uncut, laundry done in an obsessive manner, vegetables fretted about … 

And a general sense that life is … on hold … 

For now.

Frankly?

I am bored out of my nut: as, I suspect, is most of the country.

And, quite possibly?

Quite possibly, I’m doing what many of us are doing.

Watching TV.

To be more specific?

I’ve just watched the first two episodes of classic Doctor Who story, The Faceless Ones*: complete with Patrick Troughton as the Second Doctor.

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