The TARDIS Project

Hello, everyone, the Historian here. With me are Ketina, Ronelyn, Schmallturm and, for the first time in about a year, the triumphant return of Mr. Spoo! (Well, it was nice for us to see him.) Before we get down to things, I wanted to talk about my question from last week, regarding the summaries. Thanks to those of you who commented. Ketina and I think we have a plan. Basically, starting next week (we didn’t want to change things in the middle of a stories), we’re going to try to figure out Blogger’s jump-cut feature. From then on, behind the cut, I’ll write the summary. And yes, it will be just as complete, and yes, I will use paragraph breaks. The main reason I hadn’t before was that it would have made each entry a mile long; with the jump-cut feature (which I think I’ve figured out), that won’t be an issue. It’ll also be easier if you want to completely skip the summary. (Unfortunately for those of you reading this via an RSS/LJ feed, they don’t recognize the jump-cut. So either you’ll have a very long entry to wade through or you might want to consider reading here at the blog. If I can figure out a good way around that, I will.)

All that being said, let’s get to the summary!
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Hello all, the Historian here. Along with Ketina, Ronelyn and Schmallturm, we return to the year 64. I’ll warn you, there was a lot of physical comedy this week that simply won’t translate into the summary at all. I’d urge you all to get a copy of “The Romans” DVD (packaged with “The Rescue”) and watch it for yourself! That being said, let’s get to the summary!
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And we’re back! The Historian here, apologizing for missing last week. But this week Ketina, Ronelyn, Schmallturm and I are back to present another chapter of our adventure in 64 CE. On to the summary!
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