I think we're coming up on a climax here, by which I mean that Nurse Tracey has just accepted a ride from Dr. Shan Malone back to his town house in White Maiden Springs, a misnamed town if there ever was one. Meanwhile, up on the moon, all heck is breaking loose. I promised squids in the match preview and Phineas has finally delivered as the eye-gouging reaches Sophoclean levels.
Our samurai warrior has undergone yet another transformation from brick man to faceless, centaurean hell-beast. The skull sitting on the tongue of the demon with a birdhouse for a head is something like you would see in a in a public service announcement about prescription drug addiction airing in the break between The Learning Channel's Trading Spaces and American Chopper, especially if that PSA was directed specifically at you.
Also, I just noticed it now, but our samurai has been quietly leaking something from his left pantleg. Gunpowder? Oil? His soul? Too early to say. It's a bold layer, that's for sure, bold enough to make our mother-mound blush. Of course she's the last character in the whole drama who can actually see anymore.
Except for you. Go feast your unplucked eyes on the making of layer 7 video.
Play by play commentary for this match is provided, as it happens, by Kevin Guilfoile.
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Naz and Sam Peeling Back the Layers on last Friday's amazing photographic and musical live Layer Tennis Match. No Tennis this week by the way, we'll be back live on the 19th
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