BTW I know know if anybody has posted it yet but here some numbers or money amount have slang terms. When Raquel asked Del what favour he'd give, and he said 'I'll drop him a monkey', that means £500. A Jack is £5, a cockle £10, a score £20, a pony £25, a bull £50, a ton £100, a grand £1000
13:54 -13:59 Well she wasn't wrong about. In the near future, she appeared in the Doctor Who Christmas special *Time of the Doctor* and she had a few lines in that. Timey Whimey stuff.
"Dropping a Monkey" means paying him £500.
This one is sooo good!
BTW I know know if anybody has posted it yet but here some numbers or money amount have slang terms. When Raquel asked Del what favour he'd give, and he said 'I'll drop him a monkey', that means £500. A Jack is £5, a cockle £10, a score £20, a pony £25, a bull £50, a ton £100, a grand £1000
Brilliant special - another great video guys
13:54 -13:59 Well she wasn't wrong about. In the near future, she appeared in the Doctor Who Christmas special *Time of the Doctor* and she had a few lines in that. Timey Whimey stuff.
Made even more Timey Whimey by the fact that Nicholas Courtney (Brigadier Alistair Lethbridge-Stewart) is in this scene.
“He at the bottom” why she do my boy Rodders like that aha 😂
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