Purple Jacket Productions

Aww they're turning one!

Well.

It was funny in my head I swear.

I'm going to bullet point the known facts about the plotless pile of impressions that is the MML fan-concept, the Black Ops of Time Travel.

- The Black Ops needs a better name and I will ponder this later. I also don't know what the organization actually does. The missions seem less concerned with the course of history and making sure that the timeline itself as a whole abstract concept continues to exist.

- They have a file on Dakota that's at least half as tall as he is. Dakota is thrilled. I think pulling it out was meant as a lightly threatening "we know you better than you know yourselves" kind of thing, but he starts treating it like a scrapbook.

- They take it away when he starts finding the spoilers.

- Whenever Cavendish and Dakota are brought into a mission, they are given these two full time agents as handlers. They've met out of order (not to mention the memory wipes), so who knows who better tends to vary.

- The two agents have a Thing going on. Except that one time when they weren't yet. That's a fun one.

- The guy is a big gentle giant fella. He claims to have professionally repressed all his emotions. He has not. The lanky lady he works with is less developed. She's more flexible, probably more street-smart, but also a lot more temperamental.

- The director of the whole operation got into a little time accident a while back. Nothing major, but she was de-aged a few decades and is roughly in the fifteen to seventeen range. For the most part, she's ambivalent.

- Got this exchange in mind where Mr. Block is dealing with some dry skin on the back of his hands and, being a helpful colleague, the director offers him some moisturizer. The anti-aging label makes him hesitant.