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Thank you! I was worried all the topless Josh pics had got them blocked in the UK! 😭

Can I say Drag Path is my favourite? If not, then it's Cottonwood 😁

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Screenshot from Limmy's Show. Limmy is trying to figure out which toilet is which based on two pictures, one with a blue-framed meadow scene, the other a pink-framed seascape. He will come to the conclusion that the blue-framed one is the female toilet based on a bee in the picture, as honeybees are all female. He will be wrong.

The most beautiful man in the world (josh dun) sat behind his drums, wearing nothing but a pair of saucy sunglasses, the minx. His tongue is poking out. It's very important that you know that.

So even though he didn't know they were for a project, he could think of a reason the kid might have kept them and still went ahead and threw them away? Needs more therapy.

Heed those red flags.

One day someone is going to make a movie called "Tonight" just to confuse everyone.

Personally I've always enjoyed the museums. Dungeons is worth a visit too.

Which is the best Sims game?

"Oxford commas are a sign you write with ai" I will find such a unique way to rip out your spine that they'll make a movie about it

Personally I'd include Asylum of the Daleks for the creepy Daleks and the body horror. Also The Time of Angels/Flesh and Stone. Actually most Angel episodes work for Halloween!

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I'd trust a Sims 2 player with my immortality over a techbro, those nerds have been bringing Knut Futa back from corrupted death since 2004.

3, it's in everyone's best interests anyway if a business can actually take cash on those occasions when the system goes down

Doctor Who archive expert shares positive update on missing episode – and teases announcement A Doctor Who archive expert has shared a key update on the search for missing episodes, teasing that fans will be "very happy" with announcements to come. A total of 97 of 253 episodes from the show's first six years are currently missing, leaving 26 stories incomplete, because the BBC erased or reused tapes in the 1960s and 1970s to save storage space and costs, before archiving policies were in place. In recent years some of these episodes have now been recreated via animation, as tapes of audio recordings have survived for every episode. However, it has long been believed that some of the episodes exist in private collections – something that now appears to have been verified. Speaking on behalf of Film is Fabulous!, a charitable trust dedicated to preserving vulnerable film collections across the UK, film collector John Franklin shared a statement to clarify some recent claims made about missing episodes. Franklin explained: "We are aware of several collectors – plural – with several episodes of Doctor Who that are missing from the archive – plural – that are in private collections and with former industry professionals. "We are aware of those and we are actively discussing their whole collections. We’re not going to just take the Doctor Who, or the other rare bits they have, we’re talking about the whole collections, coming in, being catalogued, and being managed in the way that we manage everything. So I hope that is a positive that your listeners take out of this." Speaking specifically about a conversation on the Film is Fabulous! Facebook page, Franklin added on the Doctor Who: The Missing Episodes podcast: "The comment that was made on Facebook related specifically to one item, one unique set of circumstances with a film collector, and I’m going to give you some information about that." He explained: "Since 2023, I and a couple of other key members of the Film is Fabulous! team have been aware of a large collection of films, thousands of films, that have become vulnerable. That collection contains some very important material including a missing episode of Doctor Who. It is a large collection and there is a possibility that there are other episodes of Doctor Who in that collection but at this moment in time, we know of one." He went on to say that the collector very recently died after becoming ill and, while Film is Fabulous previously received permission to catalogue the collection and bring the items back to their secure facility, the legal situation is ongoing and has changed after the collector's death. Film is Fabulous will now make an application to the court to continue with the previous agreement. Franklin also pointed out that Film is Fabulous deals with entire collections, and added that removing a single print or a rare item would be "illegal and immoral", emphasising that the trust will only work legally and respectfully. He said: "We are doing everything legally, with propriety, to make sure we secure that collection and can return that missing episode of Doctor Who and other items to the rights holder." Sharing a final insight, Franklin urged fans: "Give us the space to conclude the things that we’re doing. You will be very, very happy with the announcements when they come, but we just need the space to be able to do that now." Franklin's comments come a few months after Malden also shared an update on the search for missing episodes. In May, she said: "As far as Doctor Who goes, we do not have a statement or anything to make at the moment. We do know fairly certainly that there are episodes missing in private collections. Some members of the Film is Fabulous! team are in a considerably significant position to help on that." She continued: "So, when the time is right, we really do hope that it will be Film is Fabulous! that manages to return, at least one or two - I don't know - missing episodes of Doctor Who to the BBC. We will have a ceremony with Claire [Coss, head of library & curatorial services at the BBC] to do that, I'm sure. "That works on the assumption every one of them had to be recorded somewhere. I've been asked in the past, when I knew less, whether I thought we'd found the last Doctor Who. And I'd sort of look a bit vague and say, 'Oh, I don't know.' "But actually now I've stopped to think about it, every one has been recorded, they've got to be there somewhere. And we now think we know a few places where they might be." Add Doctor Who to your watchlist on the Radio Times: What to Watch app – download now for daily TV recommendations, features and more. Dive into our Doctor Who story guide: reviews of every episode since 1963, plus cast & crew listings, production trivia, and exclusive material from the Radio Times archive. Check out more of our Sci-fi coverage or visit our TV Guide and Streaming Guide to find out what's on. For more TV recommendations and reviews, listen to The Radio Times Podcast.

Doctor Who archive expert shares positive update on missing episode – and teases announcement

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are you kidding me

This is such a good point. I can't afford £100 for a covid booster. I could and would cheerfully pay £15 for one as I do flu. I also don't understand why so many aren't eligible for an NHS booster this year considering it didn't miraculously stop being covid over the summer

Seventh Doctor vest man feels especially insulting.

Grey scale drawing of a spray bottle. Subtitles simply say "No."

Unconditional UBI would be far better at improving people's mental health, and would help more into work, as people would be able to give up the second and third jobs they've had to take on to make ends meet, freeing those positions up for others.

Supermarkets! I love going to the Lidl in Herakleion when I visit my mum and seeing what different stuff they have to ours. They have a pink grapefruit schwepps tonic water I adore, and a massive fridge just for feta cheese.

Allow more people to have the jab, but make it conditional upon having your vaccinations up to date, including flu and covid.

feels like yet again time to mention that the *videogames* industry (that's a creative industry, which people do creative degrees in) brings in more than twice the amount to the British economy as the fishing and steel industries *combined*

Financially I'm 4, but mostly because I'm a carer.

Terry Burnett’s Collection

Film is Fabulous! are cataloguing the private collection of the late Terry Burnett, who was famous for returning two missing episodes of Doctor Who to the BBC in 2010, and later returned a missing episode of Hugh and I.

filmisfabulous.org.uk/terry-burnet...

That's probably why so many of the people getting arrested are pensioners and disabled folk, they know they can afford the hit.