Dr. Phyllis Pharaday: ‘Yes, Edmund, that was quite amusing.’
Me: ‘First let me say, it’s delightful to have such an esteemed visitor, and,
may I ask, uh, why?’
Dr. Phyllis Pharaday: ‘Quite, and it is such a pleasure to be here instead of
at the lab doing important research on discovering clean, renewable
sources of energy, and other mundane things.’
Me: 'Is that a hint of sarcasm, Doctor Pharaday?’
Dr. Phyllis Pharaday: 'Not at all, my dear, might we continue?'
Me: 'So, what’s up, Doc?'
Dr. Phyllis Pharaday: 'My assistant and I watched ‘The Flash’ last night,
curious to see their approach to physics in the show. *rolls eyes*
Any scientist worth their doctorite should realize when dealing with
particle accelerators one must be attentive at all times. What do they take us for, dummies?'
Dr. Edmund Huddle: 'But Doctor Phyl *smirks*, then they would have had to find another way for his biological change. We discussed this at length earlier.
It’s based on a 1940s comic.'
Dr. Phyllis Pharaday: 'Yes, yes, so you’ve said, and I’ve told you not to call me that.'
Me: 'Sorry to interupt, but something like that could never happen?
Altering a person’s phisiology. It’d be impossible, correct?'
Dr. Phyllis Pharaday: ‘Impossible?
We, here at CONCERN, think decidedly not.’ *wry smile*
*looks at watch* Hmm, I believe someone may have left the Ginormous Hasron Collider online, come, Edmund.'
*briskly leaves the room*
Dr. Edmund Huddle: 'In conclusion, we, that is Doctor Pharaday, have decided the series is watchable,and she deman...insists I keep notes on the ‘scientific’ aspects of this show.'
Me: 'So I suppose this ends the interview?' *a voice is heard 'Edddmunnd!'*
Dr. Edmund Huddle: 'Coming, Doctor! Yes, thank you.' *hurries out*
Me: *calls out* 'And thank you for your time, please come again!'
Me: Oh, and I, too, watched the premiere and it was interesting. Also found
this, an 'Ingmar Bergmanesque' version. :)