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We'd All Like A Lot of Things...That Aren't Going To Happen
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We'd All Like A Lot of Things…That Aren't Going To Happen is a quote said by Mrs Flood (portrayed by Anita Dobson), a character in the fourteenth series of the British sci-fi series Doctor Who. In the scene, Mrs Flood says the phrase after Cherry Sunday (portrayed by Angela Wynter), the grandmother of companion Ruby Sunday, asks for a cup of tea after Mrs Flood looks after her. Online, the catchphrase has been widely used in a series of image macros as well as captioned videos with moments from the show.
Origin
In the 2024 Doctor Who episode, "The Legend of Ruby Sunday", companion Ruby Sunday and her adopted mother Carla Sunday go to UNIT to help, whilst they're out, Carla asks Mrs Flood to look after Cherry.
MRS FLOOD REFUSING TO GIVE CHERRY A CUPPA EARLY 😭😭 #DoctorWho pic.twitter.com/aFlzp4g2Vt
— alessia 👽 (@wattspanesar) June 15, 2024
After they leave, Cherry asks Mrs Flood to make her a cup of tea which leads her to say "Would you sweetheart? Well we'd all like a lot of things, that aren't going to happen".
Spread
Following the release of the episode, a couple of videos of the scene were posted on Twitter/X with one receiving 800 likes in 24 hours. The videos led users to take screenshots as well as use the video source to create posts which referenced social and mental situations as well as referencing moments from the show itself. (see below)
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Various Examples
![Screenshot-2024-06-16-202851](https://i.ibb.co/gtd90RX/Screenshot-2024-06-16-202851.png)
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