Doctor Who: Nothing O'clock: Eleventh Doctor: 50th Anniversary
“‘You think she’s in the house?’ ‘I’m afraid she is. Yes. I’ve got a sort of an idea. Something I heard when I was a boy. A sort of a cautionary tale. Look, Amy, don’t let anyone persuade you to ask them what the time is.
And if they do, don’t answer them. Safer that way.’ ‘You mean it?’ ‘I’m afraid so. And watch out for masks.’ ‘Right. So these are dangerous aliens we’re dealing with? They wear masks and want you to ask what time it is?’ ‘It sounds like them. Yes. But my people dealt with t...hem so long ago. It’s almost inconceivable …’ He looked worried.
They stopped running as they reached Claversham Row.
‘And if it is who I think it is, what I think it – they – it – are … there is only one sensible thing we should be doing.’ The worried expression vanished as rapidly as it had appeared on his face, replaced by an easy grin.
‘What’s that?’ ‘Running away,’ said the Doctor, as he rang the doorbell.MoreLess
And if they do, don’t answer them. Safer that way.’ ‘You mean it?’ ‘I’m afraid so. And watch out for masks.’ ‘Right. So these are dangerous aliens we’re dealing with? They wear masks and want you to ask what time it is?’ ‘It sounds like them. Yes. But my people dealt with t...hem so long ago. It’s almost inconceivable …’ He looked worried.
They stopped running as they reached Claversham Row.
‘And if it is who I think it is, what I think it – they – it – are … there is only one sensible thing we should be doing.’ The worried expression vanished as rapidly as it had appeared on his face, replaced by an easy grin.
‘What’s that?’ ‘Running away,’ said the Doctor, as he rang the doorbell.MoreLess
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