That last scene in the Mausoleum was kind of strange.

  Ahhhh, the infamous episode 666! 

Y is for "You gotta/have to/don't need to [delete as appropriate] understand!" (many times a reply to "I don't understand.")

Where is that afghan today??!! I must know! I must!!

And the crazy thing is, there must be a die-hard DS fan out there, who's a whiz at crochet, who has replicated said afghan and plans to bring it to the next DS fest.

It would have to be moved to a different room every day though! 

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Quote from: Amy Jennings Fan on March 08, 2005, 07:30:13 PM

The name Thomas does mean twin.

Naming the character Tom with twins in mind presupposes that they planned ahead to introduce Tom's look-alike brother Chris somewhere down the line - but that's not actually the case. It was the fan response to Don Briscoe that caused the DS PTB to bring him back in another role. 

Regarding Tom and Chris (the are they/aren't they twins).

I know based on Tom's tombstone and Chris's later statement that he first changed on the full moon following his 21st birthday which was 7 years previously, that makes Chris approximates 3 years older.

But bearing in mind that dates on tombstones in DS are not the most reliable way of telling when someone's age, I am curious if there have ever been any interviews with cast or production staff where the interviewee explicitly state whether it was intended they be twins or just lookalike siblings?

Does anyone who have frequently the Fests recall any of the actors being as if they knew the answer?

Elizabeth finds the whoopee cushion left by the ghost of Carl Collins ....

To cite only one example in the case of a noted person in the sciences, Louis Pasteur had many executioners in his ancestry.

There's a joke about being pastuerized in there somewhere, but I can't quite find it......

At end of one ep., "Written by Ron Sproat" was half covered over with "Gordon Russell", with "Russell" hanging off revealing "Sproat", indicating a last-minute change.  Did this happen, and why?

More than likely, the writer's names were just taped on top of each other on the caption roller if no other credits changed.  Saves from having to incur the expense of creating a whole new roller where only one credit changed.

I recall see an ep where that taped over credt was flapping and just and shortly after is scrolled out of sight I saw  white flash that was the taped over credit coming completely loose and falling down!

X is for eXonerate, which Peter was on Barnabas' return to 1796, and which 1840 Quentin was, and which Vicky was not.