Realised recently that I don't get writer's block, but I do get writer's laziness.
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Andrew Orton
Профиль VivelyTelevision historian, writer, artist, 33% of Mulgrave Audio, comic inks and colours. Author of books about Doctor Who, Blake's 7 and Robin of Sherwood. Usually found recreating BBC studio sets in CG. Solvitur ambulando. Marra. Durham. ko-fi.com/andreworton
The Brigadier's memory loss in Mawdryn Undead only works if nobody who knew the Doctor contacts the Brig at any point between 1977 and 1983. Surely Sarah Jane must have rang him up at least once? Benton would’ve called up to ask for a reference. Jo must’ve popped round for a fondue party. #DoctorWho
I find the Letby case remarkable. I’ve no idea if she did it or not, but if a team of 14 eminent international paediatricians saying ‘no murders took place’ isn’t reasonable doubt, what the fuck is?
Tim Hill of Antifa, #FBPEAnother swathe of failures in maternity units makes Lucy Letby appear more like a scapegoat with every passing day even without the ongoing chronicle of shame in @privateeyenews.bsky.social
Time Teamer Paul Blinkhorn, on Carry On Behind.
Paul BlinkhornI used to do an "Archaeology in Film" talk in which I posited that COB has the most accurate archaeology scenes ever committed to celluloid. I was told Rosemary Cramp was the consultant for it but did not want a credit, so they called Kenneth Williams' character "Roland Crump" in her honour