#the missing dosac files

[anteroom-of-death]

15: but I thought the music was non-diegetic!

Bill: but what if someone wiped your memory! How would you like it!?

The universe's DJ, dropping Clara's Theme:

[half-an-hour-hence]

‘Malcy’ … ‘love and fucks’ … the kisses at the end…

They’re so in love it makes me physically ill

[masterbaiting]

im literally always saying this

[space-glasgow]

the way these two always behave like an old married couple

[afieldinengland]

is there a way we can read your dissertation, dear one?

oh, you’re very kind to ask!! i’m afraid i’ve become more uncertain about posting excerpts here since i heard that people might have been stealing my new labour edits. not that i think they’d do the same to my dissertation— after all, it’s on shakespeare and marlowe, not blair and brown— but it has made me realise more clearly how protective i am of it. it’s so much more valuable than any tumblr webweave, of course, not only because it’s a piece of academic writing and a hefty one at that, but because i worked so hard on researching and writing it, and the idea of putting any of it somewhere i know a thief might operate has made me…. leery of posting it, to say the least. it’s perhaps the piece of work i’m proudest of, and it contains research that i’d like to build upon over the rest of my academic career. and needless to say the consequences of it getting stolen would be more significant, too. i’ve sent copies of it to some trusted friends who have requested to read it, and i’m always happy to discuss it, but i do want to keep the actual work safe. this might sound a tad absurd, i don’t know. but i hope you understand

[marchlann]

I just got my hands on the missing dosac file and this is INSANE

[idknotgonnapost]

okay i got the book (ttoi: the missing dosac files) and we finally know how to write ollie correctly

[dynamobooks]

Armando Iannucci et al: The Thick of It: The Missing DoSAC Files (2010)

[growbettaaaa]

From "THE THICK OF IT: The Missing DoSAC Files" book

[innitmarvellous]

Help, this is so funny xD (I'm just trying to imagine what actually happened between Nicola and Ollie on Wednesday evening... :D)

[giddleford]

I need whole cast to read out the entirety of The Missing DoSac Files because that book it's a diamond in the raw.

[acapelladitty]

Reading through the The Thick Of It: Missing DoSAC Files book and this section on what politicians are and aren't allowed to do is sending me.

[half-an-hour-hence]

After reading The Missing Dosac Files, I’m 100% convinced that Jamie and Malcom used to send an ‘x’ on the end of their emails to each other, but one time Malcolm accidentally sent an email to someone else with an ‘x’ on the end because it was so instinctive, so now he has to put an ‘x’ on the end of the occasional email to various different people in order to make it seem like something he’s just picked up to be more sarcastic rather than people accusing him of being in a relationship

[afieldinengland]

currently stacked on top of one another in my room: the missing dosac files, three copies of private eye from 1998, 2000, and 2004 respectively, and my dissertation

[anotheruserwithnoname]

Here’s a Peter Capaldi bonus for a Sunday night. In 2010 the folks behind The Thick of It put out a spinoff book called The Missing DoSAC Files, which is basically a collection of memos and other communication between the characters. At the start of the 2010s there was a bit of a fad (now faded, sadly) of producing trailers for books for YouTube. For the Thick of It book, they got Peter to read an excerpt from the book as Malcolm Tucker. He doesn’t appear on screen, but it gives us an idea of how amazing a Thick of It audio book read by him would be.

Needless to say, this video comes with a language warning. This IS Malcolm Tucker after all...

[idknotgonnapost]

do u ever think about the missing dosac files saying that malcolm bit someone once