From the 2006 DOCTOR WHO episode "Love & Monsters":
At the very end of the story, told entirely as one man's videotaped document — one of only two really worthwhile episodes for the year — regular guy Elton Pope (Marc Warren) sums up his take on the world after his very, VERY bizarre experiences with extraterrestrial life forms — in which his girlfriend ends up as nothing more than a living face fused with a square of sidewalk cement, who, when Elton mentions that they still even have "sort of a love life," says, "Oh, don't mention that..." — Hey, you do the math — and I couldn't agree with him more:
"You know, when you're a kid they tell you it's all 'grow up, get a job, get married, get a house, have a kid, and that's it.' No. The truth is, the world is so much stranger than that; it's much darker, and much madder...and so much better."
3 comments:
"...one of only two really worthwhile episodes for the year..."
I thought the whole year was actually pretty good. I liked last years Doctor more, but overall it was entertaining.
So there.
You guys watch Dr. Who. Why don't you marry each other? Heh heh...
Oh yeah?! Maybe I will just to make you jealous cuz you're really gay!
Heh heh heh...
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