Storytelling
Clara sets some boundaries; Malcolm is forced to do some thinking.
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Clara sets some boundaries; Malcolm is forced to do some thinking.
Clara has some news for Malcolm. Malcolm takes it in his stride. His penuin-run stride, to be specific.
Malcolm's first date with Clara, and his first time doing a lot of things. He's as nervous as he ever gets, not that he's admitting it.
A night of celebration, a night of fighting in an elevator, a good night. With a bottle of champagne that survives more abuse than it deserves.
Jamie receives messages from Saint Malcolm.
Holiday mornings, with coffee and croissants and a man wearing her tag.
Friday night is date night. Also the night when Clara introduces Malcolm to new things.
Malcolm should have known better than to tell Clara about his fantasies, because she's exactly the kind of woman who takes them as a challenge. Now he has to get through a day in Whitehall.
Clara has to break some news to Malcolm.
Malcolm doesn't do things in a sensible order.
The morning after: Clara persuades Malcolm to take a holiday. He isn't sure how to do those.
Malcolm's been waiting for this night all week. It doesn't go as planned.
Malcolm Tucker, spin doctor to Downing Street, and Clara Oswald, up-and-coming party strategist, are in an relationship. A most unconventional relationship.
Malcolm's bit of solo experimentation with bondage has gone horribly wrong. To his horror, coworker Clara appears to rescue him. Clara decides to demand answers to a few questions before setting him free.
Malcolm Tucker, spin doctor to Downing Street, and Clara Oswald, schoolteacher. And their travels in a little blue box with an alien who looks alarmingly like Malcolm's father.
Malcolm is returning to London from self-imposed exile on a remote island, but a storm has delayed the ferry. To his annoyance, somebody else is also stuck waiting for the same ferry. She had better not be a reporter.