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Fandom: Hi-De-Hi!
Pairing: Jeffrey Fairbrother/Gladys Pugh
Rating: PG-15
Timeline: Set after the final episode of season 5, at the very end of Jeffrey's season at Crimpton-on-Sea. Departs canon.
Disclaimer: "Hi-De-Hi!" is the property of the BBC and the creators of the show, David Croft and Jimmy Perry.
Summary
Jeffrey Fairbrother is a study in contradiction.
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Pairing: Jeffrey Fairbrother/Gladys Pugh
Rating: PG-15
Timeline: Set after the final episode of season 5, at the very end of Jeffrey's season at Crimpton-on-Sea. Departs canon.
Disclaimer: "Hi-De-Hi!" is the property of the BBC and the creators of the show, David Croft and Jimmy Perry.
Summary
Jeffrey Fairbrother is a study in contradiction.
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Fandom: Doctor Who
Pairing: Seven/Ace (UST)
Rating: PG
Timeline: Set several months after 'Survival'.
Disclaimer: The BBC owns Doctor Who.
Part Three of the "Moment of Awakening" series.
Summary: Ace goes to Wembley and makes some friends. The Doctor finds this worthy of comment.
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Pairing: Seven/Ace (UST)
Rating: PG
Timeline: Set several months after 'Survival'.
Disclaimer: The BBC owns Doctor Who.
Part Three of the "Moment of Awakening" series.
Summary: Ace goes to Wembley and makes some friends. The Doctor finds this worthy of comment.
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Fandom: Hi-De-Hi!
Pairing: Jeffrey Fairbrother/Gladys Pugh (UST)
Rating: PG-15
Timeline: Set during the season 4 episode "Eruptions"; departs canon.
Disclaimer: "Hi-De-Hi!" is the property of the BBC, and the creators of the show, David Croft and Jimmy Perry.
Summary:
Jeffrey and Gladys are trapped in the Three Bears' Cottage overnight. It's cold, and it's very uncomfortable. Will common sense win out?
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Pairing: Jeffrey Fairbrother/Gladys Pugh (UST)
Rating: PG-15
Timeline: Set during the season 4 episode "Eruptions"; departs canon.
Disclaimer: "Hi-De-Hi!" is the property of the BBC, and the creators of the show, David Croft and Jimmy Perry.
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Jeffrey and Gladys are trapped in the Three Bears' Cottage overnight. It's cold, and it's very uncomfortable. Will common sense win out?
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Fandom: Hi-De-Hi!
Pairings: Jeffrey Fairbrother/Gladys Pugh, Clive Dempster/Gladys Pugh
Rating: PG-15
Timeline: Post-series.
Disclaimer: "Hi-De-Hi!" is the property of the BBC, and the creators of the show, David Croft and Jimmy Perry.
Summary:
Professor Jeffrey Fairbrother is enjoying life in Wisconsin. He looks back with affection on his time at Maplins, but he knows that Entertainment Management was not for him. The USA is shaking loose some of those inhibitions. He's even making friends.
Gladys Dempster knows she has a lot to be thankful for. She has an exciting new life in Australia. She has a handsome and charming husband, a lovely home, and weather that puts the British Isles to shame.
Clive Dempster is very happy with his new wife, and glad to embrace the role of devoted husband. Almost all of the time.
Happy endings all round, then...
...so why does it feel so wrong?
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Pairings: Jeffrey Fairbrother/Gladys Pugh, Clive Dempster/Gladys Pugh
Rating: PG-15
Timeline: Post-series.
Disclaimer: "Hi-De-Hi!" is the property of the BBC, and the creators of the show, David Croft and Jimmy Perry.
Summary:
Professor Jeffrey Fairbrother is enjoying life in Wisconsin. He looks back with affection on his time at Maplins, but he knows that Entertainment Management was not for him. The USA is shaking loose some of those inhibitions. He's even making friends.
Gladys Dempster knows she has a lot to be thankful for. She has an exciting new life in Australia. She has a handsome and charming husband, a lovely home, and weather that puts the British Isles to shame.
Clive Dempster is very happy with his new wife, and glad to embrace the role of devoted husband. Almost all of the time.
Happy endings all round, then...
...so why does it feel so wrong?
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Fandom: Doctor Who
Pairing: Seven/Ace
Rating: PG-13
Timeline: New Adventures universe, after Ace has left the TARDIS. Seven is currently travelling with Bernice, Roz and Chris. Departs canon.
Disclaimer: Doctor Who belongs to the BBC. Virgin Publishing owns the New Adventures.
Summary: An underground laboratory, a nefarious villain, and a TARDIS crew that are having an off-day. Just as well that the Seventh Doctor likes to keep an Ace up his sleeve...
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Pairing: Seven/Ace
Rating: PG-13
Timeline: New Adventures universe, after Ace has left the TARDIS. Seven is currently travelling with Bernice, Roz and Chris. Departs canon.
Disclaimer: Doctor Who belongs to the BBC. Virgin Publishing owns the New Adventures.
Summary: An underground laboratory, a nefarious villain, and a TARDIS crew that are having an off-day. Just as well that the Seventh Doctor likes to keep an Ace up his sleeve...
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Oh Doctor Who. You were my first love. You are my most abiding love. And today you are fifty years old, and that is rather wonderful.
In 1988, the 25th anniversary was celebrated by a 'special' episode (that I suspect would have existed, whatever the season). I watched the Seventh Doctor whizzing down a rope into a Dalek shuttlecraft like he was trying out for the Krypton Factor, and I watched a Dalek actually floating up some stairs, and I was in fangirl heaven. And then, of course, I remembered that the BBC felt nothing towards my show but contempt and embarrassment, and I sighed and longed for the days when a landmark anniversary was celebrated by a super special episode, preferably with multiple Doctors and lots of hype.
Sometimes I wonder whether I fell asleep some time in the nineties and this is all my fangirl dream...
So happy birthday to you, show. You've been innovative and magical and exciting and thought-provoking and utterly incomparable for fifty years, and you are the only television show in the world that can say that. (Quite probably, you're the only show that will ever be able to do so.)
I love you, Doctor Who. With all my (sadly singular) heart, I love you.
Now if you'll excuse me, I have a settee to go and get comfy on, and fangirl squeals to contain...
In 1988, the 25th anniversary was celebrated by a 'special' episode (that I suspect would have existed, whatever the season). I watched the Seventh Doctor whizzing down a rope into a Dalek shuttlecraft like he was trying out for the Krypton Factor, and I watched a Dalek actually floating up some stairs, and I was in fangirl heaven. And then, of course, I remembered that the BBC felt nothing towards my show but contempt and embarrassment, and I sighed and longed for the days when a landmark anniversary was celebrated by a super special episode, preferably with multiple Doctors and lots of hype.
Sometimes I wonder whether I fell asleep some time in the nineties and this is all my fangirl dream...
So happy birthday to you, show. You've been innovative and magical and exciting and thought-provoking and utterly incomparable for fifty years, and you are the only television show in the world that can say that. (Quite probably, you're the only show that will ever be able to do so.)
I love you, Doctor Who. With all my (sadly singular) heart, I love you.
Now if you'll excuse me, I have a settee to go and get comfy on, and fangirl squeals to contain...
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