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Phil Pascoe @philpascoe-ish.bsky.social · 12h
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An Australian saltwater crocodile swimming in estuarine water, head and back just above the water.An Australian saltwater crocodile swimming on the surface of murky water.A close up of the head of an Australian saltwater crocodile, just above opaque brown water.Julia Sawalha as Lynda Day, an unimpressed-looking young woman with brown hair wearing a red shirt, sitting on a chair in a fire-light space, from Press Gang: There Are Crocodiles, saying "There are crocodiles."
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Phil Pascoe @philpascoe-ish.bsky.social · 28/09/2026
I'm giving a short talk in London next month — grâces soient rendues à Ti.
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James Goss @gossjam.bsky.social · 28/09/2026
« Et zut ! Ça recommence ! » Quelle surprise! La traduction de Meglos est très intéressante. Un soi-disant discours académique pour #DoctorWho #TargetBookClub depuis Phil Pascoe (@philpascoe-ish.bsky.social) Billets: bit.ly/smallbluebox
Et Zut - Ca recommence! Phil Pascoe - Secrets hiddenin the French translation of Meglos
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Phil Pascoe @philpascoe-ish.bsky.social · 26/09/2026
Thoughts after …che Dio perdona a tutti: Eating too many sciù manifests an audience with il Papa, but as it's the hyperglycaemic spike that does this, not the other ingredients, could you achieve the same effect with trentacinque 🌱-sciù con ricotta di latte di mandorla? Another way of loving Flora.
Poster for the film …che Dio perdona a tutti (English title Holy Cannoli, directed by Pif, 2026). Against a yellow background, seated on a bench from right to left are Giusy Buscemi as Flora, Pif as Arturo, and Carlos Hipólito as Il Papa.
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Phil Pascoe @philpascoe-ish.bsky.social · 09/09/2026
Human, presented by Dr. Ella Al-Shamahi (BBC, 2025).
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Phil Pascoe @philpascoe-ish.bsky.social · 08/09/2026
How Nietzsche's encounter with the horse in Turin should have turned out.
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Phil Pascoe @philpascoe-ish.bsky.social · 08/09/2026
In Saint-Pierre, after finding a dead man called John Steed, Arch seeks out then quotes from The Avengers: The Fear Merchants. Except… on all French / Canadian streamers that'd be the second episode listed. So when, on a very busy quatorze juillet, did Arch find time to watch two Avengers episodes?
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Phil Pascoe @philpascoe-ish.bsky.social · 26/08/2026
#Bookish #DoctorWho A Sneed at a seance, could this be Gabriel Sneed's grandson? And a circus run by a Rossini… Luigi / Lew Russell / Ross's uncle? A great start to the second series of Bookish!
Screen from Bookish season two episode one. Jason Watkins as Harold Sneed, Medium Nonpareil, a balding man wearing a dark jacket and tie, seated in a dark chair in a dimly lit room, looks upwards with wide eyes and furrowed brow.Screen from Bookish season two episode two. In the left foreground, a dark haired man in clown make up and clothes is smoking a cigarette. Behind him, to the right, Polly Walker as Trottie, dressed in dark purple clothes with matching hat and bag, looks curiously at the clown. Behind her, a poster advertises Rossini's Circus.
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Phil Pascoe @philpascoe-ish.bsky.social · 14/08/2026
I talk to patients, then type my own notes. Now and then, a typo in the ED notes gets copied and pasted into the inpatient ones, all the way through to the discharge letter. The idea that a doctor who's burnt out to the extent of using an "AI" scribe would read and check its output is… optimistic.
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Phil Pascoe @philpascoe-ish.bsky.social · 05/08/2026
I seem to be mainly watching television made in Aotearoa-NZ lately. And looking forward to season five of Wellington Paranormal going on the list!
Recent activity from Serializd showing I’ve been watching New Zealand Spy, Guy Montgomery’s Guy Mont Spelling Bee New Zealand, Ash vs Evil Dead, and Dead Ahead.
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Matthew Sweet @drmatthewsweet.bsky.social · 27/07/2026
Farewell Bill, most radical of the Goodies. Present at Grosvenor Square with Tariq & Vanessa. Turned his harassment by the Met into slapstick TV comedy for kids. Angry, hairy, furiously talented.
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Phil Pascoe @philpascoe-ish.bsky.social · 27/07/2026
Rewatched the NHS episode of The Goodies, one we had off air on VHS and saw many times. The background song "I'm…Gonna Be A Doctor", an under-recognised Bill Oddie jam, kept me motivated during medical school. After the sad news, I found myself humming it again at work tonight. Thanks Bill, for joy.
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Phil Pascoe @philpascoe-ish.bsky.social · 24/07/2026
It is the early 1990s. Doctor Who is not in production but Sylvester McCoy is still making in character (or near enough) appearances. Doctor Who Magazine are publishing short stories in the Brief Encounters series. I hope one day to have read all the Key to Time novelisations. It is the mid 2020s.
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Phil Pascoe @philpascoe-ish.bsky.social · 02/07/2026
To anyone who may have followed my profile recently, I'm an occasional Bluesky participant who sometimes posts about my interests which include: Doctor Who, old Hollywood films, extending personhood, toxicology, and the work of Luciane Buchanan. It's vary rare that I post about narcissistic injury.
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Phil Pascoe @philpascoe-ish.bsky.social · 30/06/2026
The online critic who posted this edgelord shit about someone whose death has been announced and whose many contributions to Doctor Who are justly celebrated, might want to reflect on who has squandered chances, whose work is disposable, and who like a lurking troll has been hanging around too long.
A post on bluesky quote-posting a post by Big Finish that reads:
"The Big Finish team were deeply saddened and shocked to learn of the passing of our friend and colleague, Justin Richards, who died peacefully at the weekend. Our sincere condolences go out to his family and friends.  A full tribute will follow."

The quote post, whose author's name and handle are removed in the image, reads:
"A complicated legacy. Prolific and reliable like few if any Wilderness Years writers; The Burning remains one of Who‘s most impressive reinventions. But he also exemplified how the Wilderness generation hung around too long, squandering the chance for new series books to be anything but disposable."
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Phil Pascoe @philpascoe-ish.bsky.social · 24/06/2026
I've probably missed something but in the latest Rutans vs Sontarans story Peri is so strongly anti-Rutan it seems inexplicable. After Planet of Fire she might understandably be suspicious about shape-shifters, yet if that was the case imagine the tension in the TARDIS when the Whifferdill moves in…
Cover to the Doctor Who audio drama Rutans vs Sontarans: Grave Moon (2026). Appearing on the cover are Peri, a Rutan, the Sixth Doctor, the Eighth Doctor, and a couple of Sontarans.Panel from the Doctor Who comic A Cold Day in Hell! (1987), illustrated  by John Ridgway. Frobisher appears down-hearted and says, "Yeah, I know, Doc — thanks. But a holiday won't help me forget about Peri overnight."
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Phil Pascoe @philpascoe-ish.bsky.social · 16/06/2026
I'm not sure whether the 2023 movie The Tank quoting The Wind in the Willows has any deep significance beyond loose association — modernity encroaching upon, then retreating from, the Wild Wood. The film's monster, ostensibly ambystomatid, does have somewhat lutrine, talpid, and batrachian features.
Screen from The Tank (dir. Scott Walker, 2023) showing Luciane Buchanan as Jules holding a flambeau.A page from The Wind in the Willows with a 1913 illustration by Paul Bransom of Mole running through the Wild Wood while amongst the trees multiple shadowy figures watch. Next to this is the cover of the Australian DVD release of The Tank (2023).Screen from The Tank (2023) with Luciane Buchanan as Jules reading The Wind in the Willows to Zara Nausbaum as Reia. The on screen subtitle reads "the hall seemed full of monstrous animals."Screen from The Tank (2023) showing a rodent-like snout emerging from water in a darkened space.
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Phil Pascoe @philpascoe-ish.bsky.social · 15/06/2026
Matthew Sweet often references Doctor Who during his radio broadcasts, but this episode’s allusion to General Grugger of the Gaztaks was quite a deep cut. 🌵 podcasts.apple.com/au/podcast/a...
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Satire and Gulliver's Travels
Podcast Episode · Arts & Ideas · 12 June · 57min
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Phil Pascoe @philpascoe-ish.bsky.social · 15/06/2026
On this planet there live far more people than there are human beings.
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Phil Pascoe @philpascoe-ish.bsky.social · 31/05/2026
I enjoyed Ladies They Talk About, particularly Barbara Stanwyck's Nan and her swaggering derision for the carceral state and well-meaning reformists. Half comedy half drama, the light tone of this Pre-Code film is set every time (without explanation) the prison "parrot" (clearly a cockatoo) appears.
The Warner Archive Collection blu-ray release of Ladies They Talk About. The cover art by Alberto Vargas vaguely depicts the film's star, Barbara Stanwyck.Screen from Ladies They Talk About (dir. Howard Bretherton and William Keighley, 1933). Barbara Stanwyck as Nan Taylor stares down Ruth Donnelly as the Matron. On the Matron's left shoulder is a white cockatoo as the Parrot.Another screen from Ladies They Talk About (1933). A close up of the Matron's stern face while the "Parrot" on her shoulder has wings spread.
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Phil Pascoe @philpascoe-ish.bsky.social · 30/05/2026
Like the Loch Lamond song it quotes, Far End of the Sea, from Naoero, is a traversal, taking high and low roads, crossing boundaries of water and language and sanity and death. And though "the broken heart it kens nae second spring again" this touching film shows there's sometimes value in greeting.
Screen from Far End of the Sea (dir. Matthew Holmes, 2026) showing the film's title over a Nauruan shore at sunset.
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Phil Pascoe @philpascoe-ish.bsky.social · 29/05/2026
Doctor Who Sixth Doctor era title card: "If you like PINACOTHECAs"Late Third Doctor era title card: "And imagining THE FINAL GAME"Early Third Doctor era title card: "If you're not one of THE BRAIN DEAD"First Doctor era title card: "NOTHING AT THE END OF THE LANE"
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Phil Pascoe @philpascoe-ish.bsky.social · 26/05/2026
I gave a presentation to FACEM colleagues today about diabetic ketoacidosis and hyperosmolar hyperglycaemia.
Screen from a keynote presentation titled Sugar and Salt. Pictured are  Abby Elliott as Natalie Berzatto from The Bear and Gugu Mbatha-Raw as Salt from Doctor Who and the War Between the Land and the Sea.
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Phil Pascoe @philpascoe-ish.bsky.social · 23/05/2026
#letterboxdfriday #lastfourwatched — Another gowns by Orry-Kelly movie. — Not Orry-Kelly, more an orrecchiette movie. Una pittura di Dorian Gray. — Is recognition of detectivehood a step towards sheepishly accepting ovine personhood? — "Inspired by a true story" yes, there is no plastering in this.
The last four films I've logged on Letterboxd:
— A Dispatch from Reuters (dir. William Dieterle, 1940)
— Totò, Peppino et la… malefemmina (dir. Camillo Mastrocinque, 1956)
— The Sheep Detectives (dir. Kyle Balda, 2026)
— Is This Thing On (dir. Bradley Cooper, 2025)
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Phil Pascoe @philpascoe-ish.bsky.social · 20/05/2026
The absurdity of Gareth Roberts explaining to Spectator readers the concept of rap beef reminds me an audio play I wrote about language theft had a trying-to-be-cool character affirmatively reply "Word!" A please explain note came from the director asking "Why would anyone just say the word 'word'?"
Headline of an article in the conservative publication The Spectator: "My strange beef with rapper Azealia Banks" by right wing commentator and Attack of the Graske writer Gareth Roberts.
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Phil Pascoe @philpascoe-ish.bsky.social · 17/05/2026
An unexpected but delightful mention of Lano and Woodley in this #DoctorWho related audio sitcom. I've got a feeling, got a bit of an inkling, Mr Dorney might have slipped in some other references to late twentieth century Australian television viewing habits. This episode's title: Monky Magic. Ooh.
Cover of the Big Finish audio sitcom Doctor Who: Dark Gallifrey: The Meddling Monks: Part Two.Frank Woodley and Colin Lane dressed in space suits in a publicity shot from their latest live show, Lano and Woodley In Space.
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Phil Pascoe @philpascoe-ish.bsky.social · 15/05/2026
From a 1945 Meanjin: "Palestine Variation". There are many voices to listen to on a day of remembrance, those of survivors, of future generations despite the catastrophe. But here too, a recognition that Palestine existed, before the Nakba, with singing amid the red poppies, the women bearing water.
Meanjin Papers, Winter 1945. The cover is purple with white text and an image of footprints.The poem "Palestine Variation" by Charles McCausland.

For, lo, the winter is past, the rain is over and gone ;
The flowers appear on the earth ; the time of the singing 
	of birds is come.—Song of Solomon

Winter is past, and the rain
that battered the cold months, hiding the sea,
bedraggling the shepherds, and driving the sheep
with their backs to the sea-rains:
now the rain is gone, over and gone from the disconsolate huts
receiving the women bearing black water jars from the wells :
sun sparkles the sea
and gay waves dash on Gaza beach,
for the nightjar’s weird hooting is forgotten :
the lark mounts in the morning air :
there is larksong over the cornfield
for the winter is gone
and flowers appear : the red poppies of Gaza,
the blossoms in the orange-groves
so sweet, that no thought breaks
of departing spring,
of the burning months tortured by khamsin dust,
of inevitable rain
and the song of the larks stilled in winter
and larks flight-bound, their wings wet in the rain,
of the nightjar
disturbing those who stir in their sleep,
of the strangled agony of the donkey
braying his alien hatred in the rains, 
the sea-hiding rains ;
but now it is gone,
the winter is past : there is singing
in the orange-groves
and among the poppies of Gaza
and the beach-dashing waves
and the larks of the cornfield.
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Phil Pascoe @philpascoe-ish.bsky.social · 08/05/2026
#letterboxdfriday #lastfourwatched — Fragmenting psycheDelia, surely an inclusion on The Collection Season One? — Suppressing the invention of everlasting matches prolongs the power of Kroll. — Un Étranger autiste, for a time when Arab lives remain devalued. — Luciane Buchanan reads Kenneth Grahame.
The last four films I've logged on Letterboxd:
— Delia Derbyshire: The Myths and the Legendary Tapes (dir. Caroline Catz, 2020)
— The Match King (dir. Howard Bretherton and William Keighley, 1932)
— The Stranger(dir. François Ozon, 2025)
— The Tank (dir. Scott Walker, 2023)
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Phil Pascoe @philpascoe-ish.bsky.social · 03/04/2026
Socio-trichology of the space year 4000 in #DoctorWho The Daleks' Master Plan: - surveillance state functionaries: fully bald - lumpenproletarians trapped within the carceral system: hairy and beardy - galactic traitor: the eyebrows of a Willie Wagtail
Several Technix, bald men in black clothing, from The Daleks' Master Plan: The Nightmare Begins.Several hairy, beardy, desperate men on the planet Desperus, in The Daleks' Master Plan: Devil's Planet.Mavic Chen, from The Daleks' Master Plan: The Nightmare Begins, a man with prominent white eyebrows.A djidi-djidi or willie wagtail (Rhipidura leucophrys), a small, furious, black and white bird with prominent white eyebrows. (Photo from Wikipedia.)
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Phil Pascoe @philpascoe-ish.bsky.social · 03/04/2026
"So for the moment, we do nothing. And by doing nothing, we do everything. Do I make myself clear?" "Come off it, Doctor. What's that supposed to mean?" #FOAMed #EmergencyMedicine #DeliberateClinicalInertia
Screen from the recently rediscovered 1965 Doctor Who episode Devil's Planet, with William Hartnell as the Doctor and Peter Purves as Steven having the conversation quoted in the post.
The cover of the medical journal Emergency Medicine [Aotearoa/Australia], volume 30: issue 2, from April 2018. The cover is blank white with no artwork, just the words "Doing nothing". A short day for the cover designer.
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Phil Pascoe @philpascoe-ish.bsky.social · 03/04/2026
"But cactic power isn't strong enough to kill anyone!"
Tom Baker as the villainous space cactus Meglos.
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Phil Pascoe @philpascoe-ish.bsky.social · 30/03/2026
A #filmsky question for Classic Hollywood historians. My great-grandmother's cousin, costume designer Orry-Kelly, had an on/off relationship with Cary Grant. Very rarely pictured together, here they are outside with three women. The photo is undated, I think 1940s? Any suggestions who the women are?
A partially damaged black and white photo of five people seated on grass with trees behind. To the left of the picture, an unidentified woman with light curly hair. Reclining next to her, costume designer Orry-Kelly. Next along, an unidentified womanw ith dark wavy hair. Next to her, actor Cary Grant. Next to him, a woman wearing a dark hat.
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Phil Pascoe @philpascoe-ish.bsky.social · 13/03/2026
Well done to @filmisfabulous.bsky.social for this recovery! I would very much like to make a donation to Film is Fabulous but the link on their website isn’t working right now… I’ll check later. #DoctorWho #filmsky
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Phil Pascoe @philpascoe-ish.bsky.social · 13/03/2026
That happiness that only comes about once per decade is here again… With the bonus joy that this time there could be comparison videos of inane, evil slopconstructions versus the original episodes! www.bbc.co.uk/news/article...
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Lost Doctor Who and the Daleks episodes discovered in 'ramshackle' collection
The Doctor's assistant Peter Purves was invited to a screening of the episodes in Leicester.
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The Black Archive @blackarchive.co.uk · 05/03/2026
It's WORLD BOOK DAY, so here's a 10% off voucher for any Black, Silver or Gold Archive (or any other book on the Obverse website, actually). WBD2026 obversebooks.co.uk
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Obverse Books – Obverse, not Obvious.
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Phil Pascoe @philpascoe-ish.bsky.social · 01/03/2026
Pepperpot Team report the French version of #TWBTLATS has been recorded, suggesting Disney+ will release it soon…but also the usual translation team who've brought #DoctorWho to the French audience were dumped without being informed. Disney trying to cut its losses? Je ne suis pas d'Accord avec ça.
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Obverse Books @obversebooks.co.uk · 25/02/2026
We have the beginnings of a Starter Pack (thanks to @emma.best for the suggestion!) go.bsky.app/1At7oC
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Phil Pascoe @philpascoe-ish.bsky.social · 12/02/2026
Jean-Luc Godard's Pierrot le fou (1965) has a couple of uses of the phrase "Allons-y, Alonso!" Turns out this is a mid-twentieth century rhyming idiom like "See you later, alligator" or "Let's go, Daddy-O!" The influence of Godard and the Nouvelle Vague on Russell T Davies remains an open question.
Screen from Pierrot le fou (1965) showing Anna Karina as Marianne and Jean-Paul Belmondo as Ferdinand. Marianne is waring a green jacket and green cap over her brown hair. Ferdinand is wearing a grey hat and holding an open bande-dessinée. They are both looking to their right and Ferdinand is saying, "Allons-y, Alonso".Screen from Doctor Who : Voyage of the Damned (2007) showing David Tennant as the Doctor at the wheel of the Titanic, facing towards Midshipman Alonso Frame, to whom he is saying "Allons-y, Alonso!" The picture is captioned "Let's go, Daddy-O!"
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Phil Pascoe @philpascoe-ish.bsky.social · 11/02/2026
I get that all taxonomies, like the neurodivergences that produce them, are compromised attempts to order a chaotic world, but when the latest episode of The Muppet Show isn't listed on Serializd, and yet is listed on Letterboxd… "I love humans, always seeing things that aren't there in patterns."
In a screen from The Muppet Show (2026), the Beautiful Day Monster, a grey muppet with blue nose and lips, appears unimpressed.Screen from Doctor Who (1996), showing Paul McGann as the Doctor and Daphne Ashbrook as Dr Grace Holloway, both smiling and looking in the same direction.
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Phil Pascoe @philpascoe-ish.bsky.social · 04/02/2026
I've worked for a few aeromedical retrieval services. The nature of the work being similar to firefighters waiting at the station house for a fire, often retrieval clinicians experience downtime. Just imagine the downtime at Stoke Air Ambulance, which has no helicopter! www.bbc.com/news/article...
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Stoke Air Ambulance 'breached code' over non-existent aircraft
Stoke Air Ambulance falsely suggests it operates a functional air ambulance service.
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Phil Pascoe @philpascoe-ish.bsky.social · 04/02/2026
Surely it's only a matter of time before Make Your Own Adventure with Doctor Who: The Audio Adaptations Vol. 1…
Cover of the April 2026 Big Finish audio anthology Doctor Who: Expulsion. The cover depicts the Sixth Doctor, Peri and Turlough, plus some fantasy genre elements.Cover of the March 1986 Severn House book Doctor Who: Crisis in Space. The cover depicts the Sixth Doctor, Peri and Turlough, plus some fantasy genre elements.
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Phil Pascoe @philpascoe-ish.bsky.social · 29/01/2026
Getting complimented in the final week of my current job…
Screen from One Way Passage (1932, directed by Tay Garnett) with Aline MacMahon as Betty and Frank McHugh as Skippy, looking out a window at the film's doomed protagonist. Betty is telling Skippy, "It's just a ghost."
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Phil Pascoe @philpascoe-ish.bsky.social · 22/01/2026
Edge of Darkness (1943, directed by Lewis Milestone). For some reason, it felt like the right time to watch a film about the people of an Arctic country fighting back against fascist occupiers… Gowns by Orry-Kelly.
The Warner Archive Collection blu-ray of Edge of Darkness.Screen from Edge of Darkness (1943) showing Walter Huston as Dr Martin Stensgard facing Ann Sheridan as his daughter Karen Stensgard, who is telling him, "Someone has to fight the Nazis."
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Phil Pascoe @philpascoe-ish.bsky.social · 08/01/2026
At the end of the 1941 film I Thank You, Charlie Forsythe sings "Let's Get Hold of Hitler" in front of an engaged and enthusiastic audience of Londoners sheltering from the blitz. But if I posted a clip here, I'd likely get banned from re-entry to the United States… and from bluesky for incitement.
Screen from I Thank You (1941) with singer Charles Forsythe performing alongside Arthur Askey.
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alexis simpson @amutepiggy.bsky.social · 07/01/2026
This is a great place to start. Casablanca came out in 1942. When they filmed this, they did not know how the war would end. youtu.be/HM-E2H1ChJM?...
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Casablanca La Marseillaise
YouTube video by CortoMaltese86
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Phil Pascoe @philpascoe-ish.bsky.social · 23/12/2025
“What do you mean they just… they just kiss! That’s all it takes? Was my whole career for nothing? Did I go to underwater medical school for nothing? Just a snog! No xenotransplantation surgery? Not even a big hypodermic needle? Ah. All right. There’s still a hypodermic needle, at least.” #TWBTLATS
Colin Jeavons as the Atlantean fish-person-creating surgeon Damon in a telesnap from Doctor Who - The Underwater Menace episode two.
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Phil Pascoe @philpascoe-ish.bsky.social · 12/12/2025
I do wonder what the people who say "nothing happens" in Pluribus would like to have happen that isn't. Take this week's episode … #spoilers Carol bathes in a hot spring. Carol has a nice meal in a restaurant. A man gets stung by a Varga Plant from the planet Skaro. Carol plays golf. That's plenty.
Screen from Pluribus (2025) season one episode seven. In big close up in the right foreground is a bunny. In the background, Carol Sturka is seated in a golf buggy.Screen from Doctor Who : Mission to the Unknown (2019 remake) with two deadly and spiny Varga Plants.
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Phil Pascoe @philpascoe-ish.bsky.social · 11/11/2025
Congratulations to these young actors on their casting… in a download-only release. My First Question is: as Big Finish moves more and more towards ephemerality, when Miles Taylor and Jasmine Bayes go to events, what do #DoctorWho fans ask them to sign?
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Paul Scoones @paulscoones.bsky.social · 28/10/2025
I was in the audience for a Q&A with Billie Piper earlier this week. Astonishingly, no one asked about her appearance in the most recent episode. No vetting of questions or restrictions on what could or couldn't be asked. It just simply never came up.
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Phil Pascoe @philpascoe-ish.bsky.social · 02/11/2025
Saw Billie Piper's question and answer session at the Adelaide Showground today. She was aksed about I Hate Suzie, Wednesday, Secret Diary of a Call Girl, Penny Dreadful, working class representation in media, and Austin. Nobody asked about The Reality War nor the 2026 Doctor Who Christmas special.
Billie Piper at a question and answer session in Adelaide.
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