I thought that I heard one of the residents at my home say the name Martha Jones. The only Martha Jones I know of was a companion for ten. Maybe I did not hear her right as I was not giving my whole attention to the conversation. I thought no one at my group home knows anything about Who. Maybe there was a real person named Martha Jones that the client new about.
Actually, it’s a crap interpretation of the console as it appeared in the Peter Davison debut, “Castrovalva” (identified by the real video monitor the production mounted within the console).
But I recommend you “toss” the included “time rotor” and replace it with one of the two far more accurate plexi’ cylinders AlDemps modeled. Both can be downloaded within a single zip file from this page.
Slightly off-topic: have you seen The Spies of Warsaw ? What a pity I couldn’t hunt high and low through Wroclaw for filming crew when they were shooting during last Spring *sob,sob* It’s just roughly 150 km from me… Anyway, David Tennant is as great as usual, Burn Gorman (Torchwood!) goes for dessert, occasionally one can spot other familiar faces - like the lady who had part of Agatha Christie in one of Who episodes, the costumes are accurate and yet still quite interesting, and on top of that one get beautiful views of Wroclaw (which poorly pretends to be Warsaw but is a beautiful city nontheless). I wish they had John Barrowman involved too - Captain Jack went well with WW2 era, so 1937 would suit him as well *drools* Either way, I recommend watching the series (4x45 or 2x90, depends on country of airing) - if not for the story itself, then just for the lovely 10th Doctor or Torchwood’s Owen
Side question here: Netflix reset me to the first Christopher Eccleston episode. Could it be that I’ve run out of episodes? The last one I watched was the big house during the war and the little boy crawled through the Christmas present into the forest and the mom and sister came looking for him…..
