CC #9: Whadd'ya say, eh?

[John Picard]

I always get nervous when there hasn't been much response by Wednesday, yet once again you all pull through. And now:

Congrats to ria and captain crow.

--That's a plant!
-It's also a man-eating monster. Run!
--But it's a man-eating plant!
-Some creatures are plants. Get over it.​

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Jack, while tugging on wires: These wires aren't connected to anything important are they?

[lights go out and station crashes on nearby planet]

And an honorable mention for jamestyler:

...struggling to find fame after their cameos, the former Doctor Who stars began hosting QVC without much enthusiasm.

Here are next week's entries. I'll be working on another batch soon that will contain some of the other Doctors. As always, if you have an image to submit, just drop me a PM.

 

[Captain Crow]

Thanks for choosing me as one of the winners John Picard

Shapp: Doctor you might want to try a different brand of deodorant because whatever brand your using isn't working.

Doctor: You sure you want to go now Rose? They've got an all you can eat chips buffet here.

Rose: On second thought, I think we should stay and look around a bit more.

Doctor: I thought you'd say that.

 

[ria 75]

Thank you JP! I knew this one was a winner.

-Why are you raising both arms?
--I can't remember under which armpit they put the hidden camera trigger.

 

[jamestyler]

"I thought you'd like the naked beach planet."

 

[AdmiralGarak]

Crew shortages frequently forced Tom Baker to hold up the stage lights while filming his scenes.

--OR--

"C'mon, Doctor. You'll never make the Gallifreyan Olympic team if you can't do one measly pull-up."

 

[Newspaper Taxi]

"Oh, come on, Rose. Don't be so catty!"

 

[ria 75]

Crew shortages frequently forced Tom Baker to hold up the stage lights while filming his scenes.

 

[ria 75]

--Yes, it is xptlchgwrish tradition to entirely disrobe and put your clothes back on inside out so as to show you're not hiding weapons. Of course modern weapons detection technology has rendered this unnecessary, but it has remained a form of politeness. Charmingly quaint, isn't it?​

-Why can't I ever tell when he's kidding?