#liz dudley

[thetruelodge49]

LODGE 49 1.06 "The Mysteries" // 2.06 "Circles"

[smileysinmypocket]

[cameronhcwes]

I'm proud of you. For what? I've done nothing with my life.

Sonya Cassidy as Liz Dudley on Lodge 49 (2018-2019)

[isabelleneville]

If The Serpent Queen has Robert Dudley we are gonna die.

[companion-showdown]

Anniversary Tournament

Last year for Doctor Who's anniversary I ran a tournament between Doctor Who stories, and I wanted to so something different again this year. A tournament between real people important to the history of Doctor Who, actors, writers, producers, directors, composers, production designers. Technically it'll be a tournament for the most infuential person to Doctor Who and its development over the years, but really I want it to be a celebration of all of these people, and not just the winner.

To that end, the nomination form, you can also submit nominations normally, ie sending me an ask or replying to this post, however I won't be accepting propaganda through those methods.

I'm thinking I'll close nominations on the 18th of November, that might change but probably not by much

Current Nominations:

if green then at least one person has submitted propaganda for them

Actors

Billie Piper

Carole Ann Ford

Christopher Eccleston

Colin Baker

David Graham and Peter Hawkins

David Tennant

Freema Agyeman

India Fisher

Jacqueline Hill

Jodie Whittaker

John Simm

Jon Pertwee

Lisa Bowerman

Liz Sladen

Matt Smith

Ncuti Gatwa

Nicholas Courtney

Pat Gorman

Patrick Troughton

Paul McGann

Peter Capaldi

Peter Davison

Rodger Delgado

Sophie Aldred

Stuart Fell

Sylvester McCoy

Tom Baker

William Hartnell

William Russell

Composer

Delia Derbyshire

Dudley Simpson

Murray Gold

Paddy Kingsland

Peter Howell

Rob Harvey

Ron Grainer

Segun Akinola

The BBC Radiophonic Workshop

Designers

June Hudson

Peter Brachacki

Raymond Cusic

Directors

Christopher Barry

Graeme Harper

Paddy Russell

Rachel Talalay

Richard Martin

Waris Hussein

Fandom

Marnal Gate

TARDIS wiki creator

The Audience

Craig Ferguson

Producers

Barry Letts

Graham Williams

John Nathan Turner

Philip Hinchcliffe

Verity Lambert

Writers (including script editors and showrunners)

Alan Moore

Anthony Coburn

Chris Chibnall

David Whittaker

Donald Wilson

Douglas Adams

Eric Saward

Gerry Davis

Grant Morrison

John Lucarotti

Johnathan Blum

Justine Richards

Kate Orman

Kit Pedler

Lance Parkin

Lawrence Miles

Marc Platt

Paul Cornell

Robert Holmes

Robert Shearman

Rona Munro

Russell T Davies

Steven Moffatt

Terrance Dicks

Terry Nation

Other/impossible to categorise

all the thousands of people who've worked behind the scenes

Michael Grade (BBC higherup who hated doctor who so so much)

Peter Cregeen (actually cancelled Doctor Who)

Sydney Newman

Nicholas Briggs

Gary Russell

John F Kennedy

Sue from Catering

The real historical figures who've appeared in the show

Shakespeare

[emma-ofnormandy]

Hello lovelies! I’m Liz and strong independent women (and the men who love them) is my fandom calling card. I’m a multi fandom enjoyer, but am very much back in the comforting embrace of period dramas at the moment.

I am a new gif maker and sometimes writer and am so glad you have stumbled into my little corner of the internet.

This is a secondary blog so likes and follows will come from @windylizmt. Would love to make this my main but, alas, that can’t happen yet.

Current Fandoms: Vikings: Valhalla, SAS: Rogue Heroes, The Gilded Age, Midnight at the Pera Palace, Miss Scarlet & The Duke (only seasons 1-4), My Lady Jane, The Witcher, and Shadow and Bone/ Six of Crows

Writing: My AO3 link, but you will have to be logged in to read. I also try to tag them on tumblr under the #mine: writing tag but I can’t say I’m very good at remembering to tag them like that.

Current Projects: Nothing to speak of at the moment.

OTPs and their tag:

Emma of Normandy & King Canute #otp: mutual respect

Jane Grey and Guildford Dudley #otp: it’s almost dawn

Geralt & Yennefer #otp: important to someone

Nina Zenik & Matthias Helvar #otp: youre better than waffles

Other Common Tags I use: #liz nonsense (for my ramblings), #justliz (my tracking tag), #mine: gif, #mine: edit, #mine: writing. I also tag by show name if you want to search that way.

Requests: I will for sure entertain suggestions for gifs if there is a particular scene you would like to see.

More about me, if you’re curious: I’m a weird horse girl, I love period clothing but am only just beginning to truly learn about it, my book tastes are varied, but rarely do I venture into the non-fiction genre. I have a thing for the 19th and early 20th century but please don’t look to me for a history lesson, I’m a staunch supporter of a good glass of wine any day of the week, I don’t enjoy cut flowers but love house plants, I have a soft spot for happy endings, and I fit the bill as a nostalgic millennial.

[nostalgia-tblr]

last book, current book, next book

tagged by @grassangel

Last Book: Death and the Virgin: Elizabeth, Dudley and the Mysterious Fate of Amy Robsart, by a Tory MP (I DIDN'T KNOW). This one was okay overall but I was confused about who the target audience was supposed to be, and part of that is that most of the book isn't actually about Amy Robsart (RIP) so if she's what you picked it up for you'll have to get through a lot of stuff you already know about the Elizabeth/Leicester pairing, and it seemingly dimisses the murder idea about halfway through (she doesn't die until about page 150 or something) only to suddenly decide "well actually" in the final chapter which is too little too late for me - if I pick up a book that promises SCANDAL and MURDER then I want that to be more prominent. (I suppose this book suffers from what plagues many of those Liz/Rob OTP novels, which is that their SCANDALOUS behaviour mostly just isn't by modern standards. OH MY GOD HE TOUCHED HER HAND?! IN FRONT OF THE SPANISH AMBASSADOR?!?! *FAINTS*)

So I wouldn't really recommend that one, and not just because it was written by a Tory MP (don't worry my copy was secondhand).

Current Book(s): Current paper book is Isabella and the Strange Death of Edward II by Paul Doherty, which is full of exciting plot twists that I discussed recently, and the bit I am up to is after Hugh de Spense's been horribly killed but before Edward dies (this is not a spoiler because a) it's in the title of the book and b) this all happened in the 14th century of course he's dead by now), and currently Queen Isabella's shacked up with Roger Mortimer and ruling via her son (which is one of my favourite scheming queen tropes, yay!!) and Edward's in a castle, possibly in poor conditions, and yeah I assume he's about to get murdered and then we'll probably spend a chapter or two discussing whether or not this was Isabella's fault. OH NO, WHO HATH WROUGHT THIS TRAGIC TURN OF EVENTS?

Current Kindle book (main one, as I dip in and out of things a bit) is something about the six wives of Henry VIII by Antonia 'I'm Very Posh BTW' Fraser. Quite enjoying this one despite knowing what's going to happen to all of them. I'm only up to Anne Boleyn though and she's not even queen yet, we're still in The Interminable Divorce Proceedings which I feel is often the hardest part for a writer dealing with The Wives because it involves not much actually happening for ages and everyone gets increasingly depressed about Katherine of Aragon and then as soon as you're past THAT it's time to get depressed about Anne Boleyn. Anyway at the moment it's very awkward because Henry keeps frothing about Leviticus and how he is CURSED BY GOD because sure he has one legitimate child but she's THE WRONG SEX and this sort of thing is the reason Henry is always the least sympathetic character in any fictional version, even when they do a Bitch Anne Boleyn (oh, how edgy!). So there's a good chance I won't get to the end of this one because it's a big book with a complete shit as the 'protagonist' (it's non-fiction but u kno wot I mean) BUT in terms of the writing I'm enjoying it and it's a nice mix of Facts and Commentary so if you want a long book on this topic you could do a lot worse.

Next book(s): for paper book I plan on reading something fairly thin (because ow hand) which has maybe a 90% of being about a dead queen of England, and the next Kindle choice is further away (maybe) and will possibly depend on which Richard III biography is next to get a deep discount on Amazon.

I tag everyone, because why not?

[annieandro]

Annieandro Pinkpaws Guest Stars Day 1

Dash Dot Dee Del Hooper the guinea pig The P-Pals

Dudley the dragon

Barney BJ Baby Bop Riff

Mister Rogers

Lamb Chop Charlie Horse Hush Puppy

Elmo Abby Cadabby Big Bird Mr. Snuffleupagus Grover Bert Ernie Rubber Duckie Zoe Rocco Rosita Telly Monster Baby Bear Cookie Monster Gonger Count van Count Prairie Dawn Julia Ji-Young Tango Hoots the owl Oscar the grouch SlimeyHerry Monster Two Headed Monster

Thomas the tank engine Percy the small engine Sir Topham Hatt

Carmen Sandiego

Ms. Valerie Frizzle Arnold Perlstein Carlos Ramon Dorothy Ann Hudson Keesha Franklin Phoebe Terese Ralphie Tennelli Tim Wright Wanda Li Liz

Ruby Biggle Billy Biggle Freckles Biggle

Ben Olafson Leon MacNeal Skye Nakaiye Kyle O'Connor Julie Woo Jody Silver Kiki Flores

Animated Lovey Dovey

Wishbone

Katie Orbie

Arthur Read Buster Baxter Francine Frensky Muffy Crosswire Binky Barnes Alan "the Brain" Powers Sue Ellen Armstrong D.W. Read Jane Read Baby Kate Read Pal Grandma Thora Mr. Ratburn MollyRattles Slink

Annie Redfeather Zach Nichols Aurora Plato Socrates Aristotle

Theodore Hank Emily Foduck George The Dispatcher

Tilly Tommy Tiny

Wimzie Rousso Graziella Bo Yaya Jonas Loulou Horace

Salty Claude Ocho Sophia Sadie The clams Seymour Aunt Chovy Ten Cents Sunshine

Humphrey B. Bear

[berlinner]

BUT ONE from Rick Berlin on Vimeo.

The Band:

Lisa Dudley (vox) Liz Gallagher (vox) Randy Roos (guitar) Scott Chambers (bass) Savannah Marshall (kit) Berlin (piano/vox)

Audio: Phil Adler Video: Billy Squire and Magnus Jonsson Edit: Berlin

[c-40]

A-T-3 059 Rah Band

Whoop whoop I can write posts when I’m drunk and travelling home, you couldn't do that in 1983! I suppose you'd just write your piece down on paper and type it up later

Richard Anthony Hewson began working s an arranger in the 1960s, he was lucky enough to work on big selling tracks for big selling artists

His studio project, The Rah Band, had a hit in 1977 with The Crunch which got to number 6 on the UK singles chart, he would match this success in 1985 with Clouds Across The Moon

In 1983 The RAH Band released their third studio album Going Up

Messages From The Stars was released as a single and although only doing moderately well at the time has become a club favourite over the last two decades. I bought this record in the 1990s but Sam The Samba Man (also Going Up) is a relatively recent purchase. Both feature Richard Hewson's wife Liz Hewson on vocals, as does Clouds Across The Moon. Sam The Samba Man has a scratch mix which is probably (as RAH is a studio guy) influenced by Malcolm McLaren and more importantly Trevor Horn (and Anne Dudley)

Hewson now writes music for TV and adverts

RAH Band - Perfumed Garden is a bit of a balearic gem. This was the album version but it was released as a 12" single in 1982, followed by Sam The Samba Man, then Messages

RAH Band - Sam The Samba Man

RAH Band - Messages From The Stars (Long Wave)

RAH Band - the dubbed out Astro Mix. Hard to believe it's 40-years-old, such a shame it doesn't have the break down that's in the Long Wave extended version

[thetruelodge49]

Lodge 49 1x02 “Moments of Truth in Service”

[smileysinmypocket]

[cameronhcwes]

tagged by @asmeninas

rules: make a poll of your favorite female characters (no limits - as many or as little as you want) and see which your followers like the most.

tagging @sculien @spiltsoup @helenprins @marionsravenwoods @aenslem or anyone else who wants to do it

[littlesolo]

Luxury

Spoiler: It doesn't exactly work out, but look at those hats. It's safe to say, they were right.

Jellyfish and churros. What more do you need to know???

[aichihuahua]

"So basically I have a death wish. I've heard that before." "The abyss isn't death. That's just a fable God made up to keep us away from the truth. Maybe you're just drawn to what other people fear. That probably makes you more alive."

Liz Dudley in Lodge 49 The Door