@stavvers He is wrong ALL THE TIME and although very entertaining, rewatching the first three seasons that I keep as a trophy I accindetally stole from a narcissist drove me slightly mad. He's wrong like 80% of the time! He only gets it right because they let him keep guessing until a drunk child vomits the shape of a horse and he goes "oh what if it's horse poisoning let's try that"
(also they should have stuck with the original title of "Cunt")
@rosamundi @stavvers
And the one on the right is Javier Bardem.
Skyfall, IIRC.
The broader point about keeping your baddies handy for the purposes of plot exposition stands.
@stavvers I *thought* the last screenshot here might be the Twelfth Doctor visiting the Master/"Missy"(1) in the Vault, but after finding https://tardis.fandom.com/wiki/The_Vault_(The_Pilot) I think I'm wrong, so there's a fifth example.
The modern Doctor Who seasons have a whole thing about putting girls and women in boxes (for punishment, for rescuing, for tragedy) so at the time I thought it was just part of that. But yeah.
(1) Which is a whole nother rant.
The Vault, hidden beneath the campus of St Luke's University in Bristol, was a Quantum Fold Chamber which contained Missy. The Twelfth Doctor made a oath to protect the chamber for a thousand years. Like some other examples of Time Lord technology, the chamber was bigger on the inside. The interior resembled a nondescript room with some tables and chairs and, even though it was a sealed unit located underground, windows that allowed light to enter the chamber. A centrepiece of the chamber was a