Finish
Finish verb - To bring (something) to a state where nothing remains to be done.
Go ahead
Both terms in one sentence
- So go ahead and finish up your masterful scheme to make me let you kill me, because Gordito's going to slap around whatever ghost lackey you have like he was a pinata on the mexican day of the dead!
Source: Badass Boast / Web Comics - The ray of hope is Steve's letter to Tony apologizing for how he handled all this, and the fact that Tony puts Secretary Ross on hold (thus letting the jailbreak go ahead unhindered) to finish reading it.
Source: Ray of Hope Ending -
Big Finish Doctor Who has expressed interest in doing it as an audio drama, but according to Baker it's unlikely it will ever go ahead due to copyright issues between the intended producer of the film version.
Source: Development Hell
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