Chase The Wind: Doctor Who/Studio C [Book 1]

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Reads 18,476
Votes 801
Parts 66
Time 11h 27m

"Rose Tyler..."
    
    We all know what happened after the Doctor said goodbye to Rose Tyler-a loudmouthed, ginger bride appeared on the TARDIS and demanded to know where she was.
    
    But what if instead of being ginger, the 'bride' was blonde? What if instead of Donna, this bride's name was Mallory?
    
    The year is 2016. The place-and the people-is Studio C, a sketch comedy group capitalizing on their ever-growing popularity after four years and seven seasons. At the center of it all are Matt Meese and Mallory Everton, half of the original four founding members and, many believe, two halves of a whole themselves.
    
    Over the years, they've grown used to the fact that most of their fans ship them, and that 'Mattory' is used as a publicity device. That doesn't bother them, though it's not uncommon for them to put up an annoyed front for the cameras.
    
    They just haven't quite managed to figure out that maybe it's never been just for the cameras... and it may take a madman in a blue box to show them so.
    
    [Book 1 of the Chase The Wind Series: Doctor Who/Studio C crossover, a rewrite of the episodes The Runaway Bride through Blink.]All Rights Reserved

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"Rose Tyler..."
    
    We all know what happened after the Doctor said goodbye to Rose Tyler-a loudmouthed, ginger bride appeared on the TARDIS and demanded to know where she was.
    
    But what if instead of being ginger, the 'bride' was blonde? What if instead of Donna, this bride's name was Mallory?
    
    The year is 2016. The place-and the people-is Studio C, a sketch comedy group capitalizing on their ever-growing popularity after four years and seven seasons. At the center of it all are Matt Meese and Mallory Everton, half of the original four founding members and, many believe, two halves of a whole themselves.
    
    Over the years, they've grown used to the fact that most of their fans ship them, and that 'Mattory' is used as a publicity device. That doesn't bother them, though it's not uncommon for them to put up an annoyed front for the cameras.
    
    They just haven't quite managed to figure out that maybe it's never been just for the cameras... and it may take a madman in a blue box to show them so.
    
    [Book 1 of the Chase The Wind Series: Doctor Who/Studio C crossover, a rewrite of the episodes The Runaway Bride through Blink.]

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