[ SECRET POST #3699 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #3699 ⌋

Warning: Some secrets are NOT worksafe and may contain SPOILERS.

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Comments

Re: Cliffhangers

[(Anonymous)]

The one at the end of episode one of Classic Who's "Dragonfire" which left the Doctor hanging from his umbrella over a bottomless chasm. That has me wondering how he'd survive that one.

Re: Cliffhangers

[(Anonymous)]

That's, for sure, one of my favorite cliffhangers ever.

(I do genuinely really like that episode though)

Re: Cliffhangers

[(Anonymous)]

For all the copious cheese, it is one of my favorite stories. And the big surprise at the end is how great a leaving scene Mel got. I mean she was a cardboard character with only one job, to scream piercingly, but her departure scene was heartbreaking.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oYeAwGXs9jI

Re: Cliffhangers

[(Anonymous)]

The serial as a whole is very cheesy, yes.

That said, Sylvester McCoy is my favorite Doctor and he really acts the heck out of that scene so it's not that surprising. I really love the Cartmel era in general as well, and it's an extremely Cartmel episode (cf the random philosophical dialogue and stuff). Just fantastic stuff. So good.

Plus it has that fantastic cliffhanger.

Re: Cliffhangers

[morieris]

At the end of The Bellmaker book in Redwall, it mentions how "Mariel and Dandin went beyond the sunset to have great adventures" and i've always wondered what those were.