Planet of Giants at the start of season 2 was also set in mid-Sixties London, though I don't think it gave an exact day or year.
To me this is the first typical Lloyd/Davis serial. Their first two (The Celestial Toymaker & The Gunfighters) were commissioned by Wiles/Tosh and even though Davis rewrote the Toymaker one,…

It should be in both if you're doing it right.

That's why I never have roommates I always want the option of naked fruit loops. [Which might also be why I can never find roommates either. :,(]

Well that was a pleasant way to spend part of Wednesday night. So long Bent.

Actually if you want to be really racist just remember that Brad is Black. See because they both start with B's, and remembering someone because of their race is … I'll just leave now.

Now see S. Jerusalem I like noticing the small flaws in otherwise perfect women. It shows they're just like the rest of us and that maybe if I wish really hard I too could sleep with one.

"It’s kind of a low-budget late-‘60s British TV version of a Michael Bay
movie, geared to deliver thrills and spectacle but not particularly
interested in whether the story being told actually means anything
beyond “bad guys threaten good guys, who defeat bad guys.”"

Hell "The Moonbase" had a rocket deflected into the gravitational pull of the Sun.

I freely admit to watching "The Wedding of River Song" during the commercials because of Troy & Abed mentioned an Inspector Space-Time wedding episode.

Great episode. I loved Brad and Dave just staring at Alex and Jane arguing in one of those Slavic languages.

Only if some one is pantsless

It is of my opinion that the people are intending.

Oh will you please shut the FUCK up!

I love the nod thing Axl and Brick give each other after Brick says "I named him Lennie."

It did strike me as odd that Dave said Max had been in his bear phase for weeks. But Max as a bear on a unicycle was worth it for me.

Mine was in the fourth grade. It's kind of a funny story the word that should have knocked me out was "friendship" and I actually forget how I misspelled it. I was the fourth or fifth kid to get the word and I was the only one who knew that it went "e-n-d" so my teacher didn't hear my fuck up though someone pointed it…

I learned many things in high school, including several ways to make bacon with out an over or a microwave and the one thing I can tell you about using an iron: wrap the bacon in a paper towel. Also look out for that steam button.

Oh yeah also forgot, my suggestions for serials to go between the Davros-era Dalek stories:
"Horror of Fang Rock"
"Snakedance"
"The Mark of the Rani"
"Dragonfire"

1. Ideally they'd be done as a combo narrated soundtrack & surviving episodes instead of recons. Or at least promoted as being such, seeing as how recons aren't entirely legitimate. However the missing/incomplete serials are viewed/heard though, I think they should be covered as some of them are very good stories or…

You know everyone's wondering which two of the founding fathers fancied the Doctor, but what I want to know is, which Doctor did they fancy? My guess, Pertwee.