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The Long Goodbye, Part 2 (#59)

1/29/2014

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OMG! Seminal Works is counting down Doctor Who regenerations! THAT'S what's happening here! I WAS SO CONFUSED.

Part 1 was the Eleventh Doctor and this strip pays tribute to Number 10. Reference videos for the uninitiated are below! ("I'm sorry"; "I don't want to go"; and "Allons-y!".)

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The Long Goodbye, Part 1 (#58)

1/15/2014

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Was anybody else upset that the Eleventh Doctor's "Geronimo" didn't feature prominently in his final moments? Of course, now that I think about it, that would have made this strip a little more difficult, what with 'geronimo' being a definitive statement, right before someone leaps into the abyss.

But I digress.

I finished this sequence of strips (there's a few more after this one -- it's called "The Long Goodbye" so yeah, several strips across several weeks was kind of a given) and shared them with Sam ... and then promptly YouTubed all of the sequences Jen references in the comic so that Sam would understand what was happening.

Which is why I'm here now. Explaining. Giving context. Wallowing in a pit of loathing and self-hatred for having to give an explanation in the first place.

FOR THE UNINITIATED:

In Doctor Who, the lead character of the Doctor never dies, he just regenerates. This is why the show has lasted 50 years. Each time the Doctor regenerates, it's a momentous occasion when everyone (fictional and real) gets to say goodbye to this latest incarnation.

So as Jen says her long goodbye, her first stop is referencing the Eleventh Doctor's regeneration in the last episode, "The Time of the Doctor". Unfortunately for the uninitiated (or fortunate, depending on your geek-cred) panel two and three reference two completely different scenes from the final episode, which are difficult to find independently on YouTube. Instead, watch this 13-minute video which is essentially the last 13 minutes of the episode, giving you ALL THE CONTEXT you need for this strip.

Sorry. I'm so, so sorry.

And ... you're welcome.

SORRY. vIDEO IS NO LONGER AVAILABLE.

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Seminal Weekends (Tripp & Red Velvet Edition)

1/12/2014

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I visited with Tripp while he visited Florida.
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My future album cover.
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