The Invasion of Time edition
What did you think of this story?
It's GOAT isn't it?
Very underrated isn't it?
Previously: >>69597208
QT Sontaran
>>69643354
>it's a Gallifrey episode post-Deadly Assassin
On the other hand
>it's a Tom Baker gets to act evil episode
On the other hand
>it's a best companion gets arbitrarily married off to someone she's had almost no screentime with episode
>people who thought BF would 'fix' 10's era
People like you or I who think of 'fixing 10' as even something conceivable, let alone desirable, are firmly in the minority. The 10 era is something that went down as hugely popular and beloved, with shitloads of largely uncritical fans.
The idea that, in trying to court these people for money, BF would indulge our desires to see something altered - rather than the fans' desires to see the same thing reiterated - is self-evidently silly.
>>69643354
The first four episodes are very good. It's interesting not to know what the Doctor is up to, and the twists work well enough.
The last two parts are absolutely terrible though, nothing but running around the TARDIS chased by a couple of Sontarans, followed by Leela's awful departure.
>>69643354
Is that a backup dancer for Davros and the Deep Space Deviants?
>>69643354
>It's GOAT isn't it?
>Very underrated isn't it?
No.
>>69644082
>HM
What did he mean by this?
>>69644143
HM2.0
>>69643427
They're retweeting a load of Moff haters about how great it is to have RTD Who back. They're definitely capitalising on the tenfags.
![doctor-who-the-invasion-of-time-the-doctor-armed[1].jpg](https://i.imgur.com/qWbZyyt.jpg "doctor-who-the-invasion-of-time-the-doctor-armed[1].jpg")
>>69643354
The man who never would
>>69644226
I know you're joking but you're taking that line out of context.
>>69643603
Even without bringing the popularity of the era into this, Big Finish has done almost nothing for the last couple of years except try to 'recapture the feeling' of this or that era of the show.
I've listened to the first couple of episodes and they feel like mediocre RTD-era episodes, just like the Third Doctor Adventures that came out a few months ago felt like two mediocre Letts-era episodes.
It's just what BF does for the most part nowadays, unfortunately. I'm hoping the third one by Goss will be better.
>>69644226
The problem with the "no weapons" things is it doesn't take into account situations with no other solutions. Plus the Doctor regularly kills Daleks and other things by indirect methods.
The Doctor may go into any situation without a gun drawn but he is always prepared to fuck up anyone who is doing bad things.
>>69644293
>I'm hoping the third one by Goss will be better.
Fingers crossed but I believe that one is a comedy historical so I fear the worst.
>>69644404
>not liking comedy historicals
u wot?
>>69644293
I would like BF to use their 3rd Doctor in a better way.
Adventures between Green Death and Time Warrior. New companion(s), no UNIT, they can do almost anything in this gap.
>>69644718
Third Doctor stories unrestrained by any link to 20th-century Earth would be very nice.
In fact they already kind of gave him a new companion, but he only appeared when the Fourth Doctor went to pay him a visit years after he left the TARDIS.
>>69644718
That would give them an entire new cast rather than keep using the aging actors, which can't go on forever.
>>69645009
You can even tie it in to Jo's departure. The Doctor goes away from the UNIT stuff for a period.
>>69645009
Nigel Fairs. Was this unknown companion an egregiously camp homosexual bloke, by any chance?
Alex Kingston cancelled a con. Peter's in Cardiff bay, Barrowman's touring the Experience. Filming's due to start this week. Please let it be a Twelve x Jack x River episode.
>>69645271
No, he was married with one daughter.
>>69645364
How long ago did alex cancel the con? Is filming starting a recent schedule choice?
>>69645580
She was meant to do a con this past weekend. Cancelled a few days earlier. Same happened last year.
>>69644194
> Implying that BF doesn't want/plan to capitalize on the Eleventh Doctor just as much.
>>69645742
Maybe her agent schedules the cons, but this weekend she wants to take off so she shouts at her agent until the con appearance gets cancelled
>>69645364
Barrowman was there to do an audio with Ianto.
>>69645867
What's the bet there's a gay sex scene
>>69645978
Judging from the cover, high.
>>69646044
>photoshopping a cover where they're hugging from pre-existing stock images where they're not hugging
wew
>>69645580
he's trolling you
>>69645752
There is less to capitalize on with Smith. His three series all had a very different feel to them. Tennant Who was basically the same every year, and it's exactly what these audios are. (The first two, at least. Like anon above, I still have to listen to the Goss one.)
>>69646044
by Joe "Bummer" Lidster
>>69646105
I kind of miss hand-drawn covers, they always had a special feel to them.
>>69646357
i can't agree more and the same applies to magazine covers
photoshop killed original artwork by talented artists
Death and the Queen opens with the exact pre titles scene you might be expecting.
Donna loves the cock!
I started listening to Ten's audios and realized I don't recognize Donna anymore. I need to refresh it.
This is the best written story, so far, anyway, and it's not just shouting and loud explosions.
>>69647114
What?
>>69646405
>implying photoshopped pictures aren't art
>>69647184
fuck off you boring little prickend
>>69647171
WhaaaaaaaaaAAAaaaaa?
>>69647326
Rude.
>>69647326
take a nap
shag off twatcicle
>>69647447
yes.cats12 is a rude ignorant liitle cunt. that is true
the best of the three
>>69647795
Stop being rude, anon. Make /who/ a better place.
>>69647933
tell cats12 that and the other shits
>tfw there will never EVER be Eccleston audios
Why ;_;
>>69647993
cats isn't shitting up the thread, you are.
Has the broadcast date for the Christmas special been announced yet?
>>69648075
Yeah, it'll be on at Easter.
>>69648020
They could always recast Nine.
>>69648159
>They could always recast Nine.
DO NOT BLASPHEME
>>69648211
Why not? They've recast dead actors. There's no reason they can't recast a living one.
>>69648020
everything was fine until he started the shit you fucking retard
>>69648211
Ecclescakes confirmed as churlish, tho.
He leaves little recourse.
>>69648272
They won't do it. They'll try to get Eccleston for years if it comes down to it, like they did for Tom (and hey, they got him in the end).
>>69648293
cats did nothing wrong.
>>69648293
I'd go as far as offering Eccleston the chance to record in Manchester away from a culture at BF that he might not be keen on
>>69648293
I see your game here, you're fully aware that cats' post was borderline innocuous and it was solely you that used it as an excuse to shitpost, but are rhetorically avoiding it so as to shit the thread further.
Well no dice chum.
>>69648348
Tom was worth holding out for though. He's an icon.
>>69648361
read the thread
and then fuck off m#lanon
>>69646357
This was a nice Target-style BF cover. I wish they'd done more.
>>69648402
you are a parasite m#lanon
>>69648417
But it's not only him, they didn't recast ANY of the actors who refused to work for them, like Janet Fielding or Matthew Waterhouse. And they got them all in the end (bar Jackie Lane, who just doesn't act anymore).
>>69648577
I wish Jackie would consider one audio where she talks about her life after the TARDIS
>>69648577
Tbqh I don't care either way. I was never that fond of Nine.
>>69648669
>>69648577
This.
Recasting is only truly safe with dead people. If they're still alive and you recast, you've pretty much buried any chance of getting them on board later on. I reckon Eccleston is still well within the range that they're holding out hope. Unless he literally gets a restraining order against them or has some debilitating illness, I don't see him being recast before 65
>>69648736
I don't follow your memeing.
>>69645364
River needs to fuck off already. How many farewell episodes does she need? An upside of Moffat leaving is no one else will care about bringing her back.
>Chinballs takes over in 2018
>That's the 55th Anniversary
Will he do something, or make us wait for 60?
>>69650221
I don't think they will bother with anything special for 55, it would just feel like "The 50th: Shittier Version, Too Soon Afterwards". Also anniversary shit is a lot to pile on a showrunner's first series.
>>69650221
There needs to be anEnemy of the World sequel.
>>69650427
We still need an explanation as to what Salamander's face was supposed to remind the Dr. Not to mention that French dude and Maxil.
>>69645867
The audios are recorded in Croydon south London, and sometimes central London (Ladbroke audios and SNK).
>>69650630
They're doing a Jack-Ianto photoshoot at that Torchwood memorial thingy, he said in on FB.
>>69649244
Alex Kingston is nominated for a Saturn award for THORS.Capaldi snubbed wtf?
>>69651104
I hope shedoesn't win.
>>69651100
Am just so keen on a Twelve/ Captain Jack episode! I can imagine the banter, and am keeping fingers and toes crossed it'll happen.
>>69651104
Old white man. Of course he's getting snubbed.
>>69651104
Best Supporting Actress in a Piece of Shit?
>>69651615
Best supporting piece of shit in another piece of shit desu senpai.
>>69651717
It wasn't THAT bad. Last 10 mins of it was GOAT.
>>69651962
I was talking aboutDr Who.
>>69651539
>old at 57?
but yes, he'swhite.
>>69651962
>>69652092
Silly me. I didn't realise THORS was Dr Who.
>>69651962
no it was shit. I checked.
>>69652161
I thought it was some shitty Japanese toy selling show
>>69652234
I thought it was something to do with Thor. I thought maybe they had multiple Thors now like they do Hulks.
>>69651104
The who gives a fuck Awards
>>69652182
As I said, last 10 mins was GOAT.Rest of it was shit, agree: typical Xmas telly for the overstuffed on turkey, drunk on mulled wine viewers.
A clock that once had stopped... will start to tick again.
The awards host for the evening:
JOHN BARROWMAN
christ
>>69652662
the last 10 mins was shitty fanfic. I checked.
>>69652842
You're a faggot. I checked.
Best Guest Performance on TV:
Laura Benanti (Supergirl)
Steven Brand (Teen Wolf)
Victor Garber (The Flash)
Scott Glenn (Daredevil)
Alex Kingston (Doctor Who: The Husbands of River Song)
John Carroll Lynch (The Walking Dead)
William Shatner (Haven)
>>69643354
I like the Vardan bits, but the nuked budget makes the episode look really off, looks like an fan film.
>>69652904
I'm not. Your Mother checked. Checkmate!
>>69652939
Oh right. It's a sci-fi/fantasy only award.
Best Science Fiction TV Series:
The 100
Colony
Continuum
Doctor Who
The Expanse
Wayward Pines
The X-Files
>>69651962
kek
>>69652982
My mother's dead, anon :^(
>>69653078
I know.
>>69653121
What? Gross.
>>69653041
>The 100
>Colony
>Continuum
>The Expanse
>Wayward Pines
>The X-Files
No.
>Doctor Who
>Fringe
Yes.
>>69653041
The 100 and Wayward Pines were pretty good.
X-Files season 10 was complete shite (and I speak as a huge fan of the early seasons). But it will probably win.
>>69653041
I've just finished Expanse. It was good, but I've got a bit confused who is who sometimes.
>>69653041
aeon flux
>>69653182
Yep
>>69653041
I'm hoping the only one of those I actually watched wins.Go Team X-Files!Woohoo!
>>69652939
What a shit list.
Time Breakers are on the loose when the Doctor and Bill inadvertently crash into a prison and set temporal prisoners free. Tasked with the mission to catch them again, the time travelling duo might be faced with enemies that know the future before they do...
I liked them.
Torrent for Ten Audios?
>>69644293
But there were no mediocre RTD era stories, everything was either decent enough or totally awful with some good ones here and there
So what you're saying is they found a new niche for the era
>>69654345
JUST:
https://twitter.com/GirlyLetters/status/732665476464148480
So, my copy of The Writer's Tale just arrived and it seems to only cover Series 4 and the specials. Do I need to get the other edition too?
>>69654425
>JUST:piss off
>>69654511
>Do I need to get the other edition too?
You don't need to. You may want to though.
>>69654349
>But there were no mediocre RTD era stories
>>69654349
>But there were only mediocre RTD era stories
ftfy
How long till Barrowman's announced?
>>69654562
So pic related covers series 1-3? I was mostly interested in the Eccelston stuff tqbh, thought the "300 pages of new material" bit meant they'd tacked on S4 to the previous book to make an edition with everything.
>>69654665
Announced for what?
>>69654575
That's just a bad one
>>69654714
I have no idea but it would seem that way.
>>69654425
No Matt Smith covers either and only a few of Tennant. So what? DWM readers prefer classic who.
>>69654714
No, that covers only season 4.
The book you got has everything that is in that one plus a second part about the specials. You don't need anything else.
There's nothing about the Eccleston stuff anywhere, sorry.
>>69654910
>There's nothing about the Eccleston stuff anywhere, sorry.
The original edition covered series one.
>>69654425
There can only be one true winner.
>>69654965
Why are you lying, son?
http://tardis.wikia.com/wiki/The_Writer's_Tale
>Doctor Who: The Writer's Tale is a 2008 book collecting e-mail correspondence between Russell T Davies, executive producer and head writer on the revived Doctor Who series, and Benjamin Cook, a journalist and writer for Doctor Who Magazine. In the first edition, the e-mails date from between February 2007 and April 2008 and cover the period of broadcast of Series 3, and preparation and production of Series 4, linking in with Davies' decision to move on from Doctor Who after the 2009 Specials. Interspersed are photos, illustrations, and script excerpts.
Did you cry?
https://youtu.be/4IUjfF4LI7U
>>69655076
Are you sure? I had a copy, never read it but I flicked through it and it looked to be about S1.
>>69655319
No.
>>69655406
It mentions details about previous seasons here and there, but it's very much about Series 4.
>>69655495
Oh, my mistake.
>>69655062
I'm gonna vote for it
>>69655319
A little, but then I cry easily. Heaven Sent was worse.
>>69655319
Maybe
"Compassion. It will kill you in the end." - Davros, The Witch's Familiar
I think this is Moffat foreshadowing Capaldi's regeneration. The Master has saved the Doctor before, so I think Moffat's final story will have Missy and 12 working together against a threat, Missy is about to be killed, but the Doctor "takes her bullet" has it were. He'll die saving Missy. Screenshot this.
>>69655729
>has it were
I meant as it were.
>>69655319
Nah her character does nothing for me. The performance and the writing just aren't compelling.
>>69655729
pls no capaldi deserves better than this
>>69655319
yeah, I cried, "WHAT THE FUCK IS THIS FANFIC SHIT DOING ON MY FUCKING TELEVISION?"
Can't wait for Doctor Who without Steven Moffat. Just sucks Capaldi's legacy was tarnished by his terrible writing and direction.
>>69655947
Hi Gareth!
>>69655968
Gareth might actually not be erased, he has an interview in DWM 500 along with Gatiss.
>>69655947
You suck RTD's cock, Gareth, that's far worse.
>>69656026
Gareth subverting our expectations? Surprising us all?That's Gareth!
>>69655947
>implying a different showrunner would have even cast Capaldi as the Doctor nowadays
>>69656098
They probably wouldn't, unfortunately. Series would still be better off.
[img]http://i.4cdn.org/tv/1463519328242.jpg[/img]
what a cunt
>>69656098
Ahem. Gareth Roberts put the suggestion forward to cast Capaldi.
Moffat originally wanted a woman.
But Gareth stepped in.
Gareth said no.
And there's a rule at the BBC.
You never say no to Gareth Roberts.
Gareth has been responsible for a lot of executive Doctor Who decisions in recent years. He suggested Pearl Mackie's casting as well.
And, did you know, Gareth Roberts ghost wrote Day of the Doctor!That's Gareth!
>Peter Trivelli - U.S.A.
>If you were producing Doctor Who today, what approach would you take concerning the Doctor and the tone of the show?
>Dear Peter
>I hope I would have found talents like Russell T Davies and Steven Moffat to work with because they are superb writers with a clear vision of the show. Much of what they have done with the programme is redolent of my era, to me at least, but maybe I'm biased! And their choice of Doctors has been inspired.
>I'm not sure I would have had the imagination to modernise the relationship between the Doctor and his companions in the way they have, introducing more emotional depth to the stories. And most of the time I like the contemporary humour and "post-modern" referencing. I think they have done in the modern era what I tried to do when I took it over; which was to preserve and honour the core values of the show but also to innovate, and surprise and delight the child in us all.
Philip Hinchcliffe Q&A
http://www.twitlonger.com/show/n_1sommtc
>>69655643
>I cry easily.
I know the struggle.
The Ponds' exit was the worst desu.
>>69655319
No, but the bit immediately after that video cuts out made me feel fuzzy inside.
>And they lived ...happily e̶v̶e̶r̶ ̶a̶f̶t̶e̶r̶
>>69656637
>happily
Sure.
>>69655319
Yes, but I'm a sentimental fool.
>>69656759
They did m8. It doesn't get more canon than a superimposed caption literally telling you what happened.
>>69656804
If it requires a blatant caption to tell you it happened it's not very believable is it.
>>69656637
>>69656804
'happily ever after' gets crossed out tho
it's only canon that they lived
>>69655947
Phuck off Skinner sympathisers. We're bored by it now.
>>69656958
>'happily ever after' gets crossed out tho
Rewatch the scene.
"Ever after" gets crossed out. Then "And they lived" gets crossed out. 'Happily' stays
>>69656996
>yfw it's not canon that they lived
>the only canon thing is that someone did something happily at some point in time
>>69656637
>the Doctor who hates staying in one place forced out of guilt to stay on one desolate planet for 24 years with some psycho bitch who's been obsessed with him since she was born
>happy
Pick one
>>69657145
>the Doctor who hates staying in one place
That doesn't sound like any particularly special trait of 12's, in fact it was more of a thing with 11 before he did that whole 900 year growing up session.
If anything 12 has developed more patience.
>>69656996
>Rewatch the scene.
fuck no, can't make me watch some shitty fanfiction twice
>>69657246
Okay, but talking about episodes you don't remember is a surefire way to get things wrong.
>>69657218
That's a general Doctor trait, not just 11. 12 isn't different either, we've seen him getting impatient and wanting to go on adventures.
>>69657145
Does it matter? He just wanted 24 yrs of time lord sex.
>>69657415
>implying
12 didn't even want to kiss her m8
>>69657130
The Doctor happily left Darillium when his penance was over.
episodes that aren't canon to you?
I'll start:
Husbands of River Song
Journey's End
That bit in the last episode of The Ultimate For here they go 'lol Peri married Brian Blessed'
>>69657827
*The Ultimate Foe
>>69657458
>implying they didn't snog like mad after that cheeky cut to black
>>69657145
It's clearly not so desolate that it doesn't have a population, since that bloke was there at the wreckage of the spaceship. It's just we've only seen the restaurant, and the empty landscape where the Towers sit (speaking of which, they probably bring in good tourism money). If Darillium wasn't a nice place to spend 24 years, one suspects we might have been given the hint.
And speaking of which, the Doctor could totally have brought them there a few years later if he wanted, there was nothing tying him to a full night.
I'm a firm believer that the real Doctor Who exists in the mind of the viewer, so I can't begrudge people if they want to radically misread the cues given by the show just so they don't have to believe the Doctor sincerely likes someone they hate. Even if that is roughly on par with Tumblrs claiming 11 was the Valeyard because they didn't like him.
>>69657827
The TV Movie. Or at least the section of it where 7 regenerates.
>>69657827
u r autistic m8
I've finished the stories, listened to the extras and thought about it a bit, here's my review (I'm >>69644293 btw).
I like the RTD stuff, so I didn't start out with a negative bias against this. I still didn't like it much.
Technophobia: Wow, what an incredibly generic story to start a range with. The people in the extras say that they were trying to mimic a Tennant season opener with aliens attacking Earth, but those openers had considerably more interesting stuff in them than this. It's closer to the kind of dull, B-movie style story that you sometimes got in the middle of a season, like The Lazarus Experiment or The Sontaran Stratagem. I suppose the first act twist(making you think that people are being attacked by technological devices only to reveal that the aliens are just making people unable to understand technology)is kind of clever, but the interesting bit of the story starts and ends there. The ending is so generic that it hardly deserves spoiler tags:the Doctor offers the aliens the chance to leave in peace, and when they refuse he turns their own device against them. It's not badly written, but it's terribly run-of-the-mill. Let's say a 5 out of 10.
Time Reaver: This is actually two stories glued together. The first one is a serious story about a girl and her father, a terrible alien weapon and a doomed people. The second one is a comedy romp about an artificial planet full of shady but ultimately nice aliens that has been taken over by another bunch of aliens who are boring and bureaucratic, with a pirate squid as the main villain. And the two stories just don't mesh, so the end result is a muddled episode that throws away most of its interesting ideas, rather like New Earth (also, I'm convinced that Nick Briggs doesn't know what cyberpunk is, as he calls this "a sci-fi, cyberpunk kind of story" in the extras, but I can't think of any cyberpunk elements about it). (cont.)
>>69657986
the tv movie was GOAT m8
>>69657986
What the PHUCK???
>>69657942
I still think the Valeyard showed up on Trenzalore
>>69657942
>cheeky cut to black
lmao
Clearly you've got this all filled this out in your head. Enjoy your fanfiction.
>>69658062
(cont.)The banter between Ten and Donna also feels more forced and unfunny than it ever was on TV (LE PLANET OF THE BOYS XD). I suppose at least Terry Molloy is good in it. 3/10
Death and the Queen: Ah, this is more like it. The first thing that I noticed about this was the change in the Ten/Donna dialogue from the previous story: here, it's witty and amusing, and this is the first episode that actually made me feel glad that Big Finish is writing for the duo. The plot is also a refreshing change: instead of going for the "RTD feel", it goes in a new direction; I'm not going to spoil anything because it's quite good. The tone remains light for most of the time, but, unlike the previous episode, when things get more serious near the end it feels like it is flowing naturally from the course of the story (maybe it gets a bit too silly after the resolution, but that might just be my subjective view). The one thing that I didn't like was the setting (some slight spoilers here):it takes place in an imaginary European country, which mostly kind of works because the story has a sort of twisted fairy-tale aesthetic, and because a reason why nobody knows of this place is offered. However, at the end of that story that reason doesn't exist anymore, and the Doctor starts name-dropping actual historical people like Napoleon, and that's where my suspension of disbelief snaps. I think it would have been better if this had been set on an alien planet, rather than on Earth. Still, I really enjoyed this. 7/10.
The average is 5/10. Maybe it could stretch to 6/10 for the novelty factor, if you're REALLY anxious to have Ten and Donna back, but on the whole this is nothing special.
I hope the next Tenth Doctor stories will take their clues from the third episode of this, and avoid trying to mimic the style of the RTD era too much (or at the very least, mimic the style of GOOD episodes, we don't need more awful New Earths or dull Sontaran Stratagems).
>>69658079
>>69658133
Chill out buddies I don't reject the existence of McGann, just 7 getting randomly shot in a street and then killed by drugs. I get that it's dramatic irony and everything due to his schemer nature but it would have been a lot better if it had been done intentionally, rather than obliviously
>>69658047
c'mon, it's a joke pal
you don't strongly dislike any episodes?
>>69657942
why would they need to use a fade to black instead of showing an actual kiss if that was the intention? we saw her kiss 11 plenty of times. 12 didn't want to kiss her m8
>>69658306
He didn't kiss her. 12 is gay. It's not explicitly stated, but it's heavily implied in the narrative of (most) stories. Once you realise it, it becomes more apparent and very very obvious when you listen to the dialogue.
>>69658467
Hi Gareth!
>>69658467
>12 is gay.
>>69658467
"no".
>>69658217
>7 getting randomly shot in a street and then killed by drugs.
It's Brilliant!
The great planmaster who would always be 4 steps ahead of everyone, gets shot down by accident immediately after leaving the TARDIS
Reminder that hoverlip
>>69658547
He is gay. Watch the stories, listen to the way he talks to characters like Danny Pink and Rivers robot husband.
>>69658720
There's a difference between 12 and Peter anon
>>69658933
That's some cool headcanon anon.
>>69658842
He just missed Jenna.
>>69659014
You're not as observant as me. I'm a film theorist. I know my stuff. The narrative suggests he is gay. He's not asexual as you homophobes would like to think.
His sexuality is very unverbalized, but it's there. I suggest you pay attention when watching a Peter Capaldi episode. You will see it eventually.
I expect they will explore it further and more explicitly in series 10 with the new lesbian companion.
>>69659110
NoI miss her. Fuck off Capaldick you have Pearl now.
>>69659165
Okay. Show us some of this apparent dialogue that proves he's gay.
>>69658831
Like I said, I feel that exact same thematic point could have been done in a much more impressive manner. Like if you briefed anyone who ever wrote a good McCoy story to write a regeneration for him that happens by accident and leaves him helpless, it could be GOAT.
As is, it feels like they just didn't have any ideas and wanted to get to handsome pretty McGann and his quasi-romance with the new companion. (Also it's staggeringly dumb that human anaesthetic would kill him, just putting it out there.)
>>69659250
What?
>>69659165
gr8 b8 m8
>>69659255
Stop taking the b8 m8.
>>69659280
>it's staggeringly dumb that human anaesthetic would kill him, just putting it out there.)
Why?
>>69659301
He needs to keep his big wrinkly dong away from my whofu is what
>>69659385
Lmaoing at your life right now. You dismiss my perfectly credible assertion as "b8" because you have no retort to present which has any academic foundation.
You have no argument. Just ad hominem and irrationality.
You're living in denial.
12 is gay. Just accept it.
>>69659523
You're the kind of person for whom the *tips fedora* meme was invented.
>>69659599
More ad hominem fallacy. At least I don't live in denial.
I am preparing a three-thousand word thesis which will prove to you all that 12 is gay.
It shall be complete before dawn.
I shall post it here as the sun rises, as the world sleeps.
As I write.
>>69659696
Cool.
>>69659523
How do you explain this then?
>>69659775
Look at his face when he is kissed.
Shock. Dismay.
This is the face a gay man would pull if a women kissed him.
She kissed him. He didn't kiss her.
>>69659824
>>69658720
Even RTD would get a hard on around Jenna.
I bought the Lego Doctor Who set, /who/.
I think the daleks are the best part of the whole set. It comes with two of them too. I still kind of wish it included a cyberman though, but it does come with a weeping angel.
>>69659824
No it's the face and autist would pull if their waifu kissed them.
>>69659431
It turns out I misremembered that entire scene so it's a moot point. They actually kill him by fiddling around inside his circulatory system like muppets.
You could stretch it and suggest that the botched surgery is an ironic reflection of the precision with which he would plan his victories. But it's still an awkward fit. It's like his karmic downfall happened on a meta level, the inept ham hands of fate preventing him from even getting an ending that meaningfully extended out of his previous run or characterisation.
You know this '12 is gay' anon is a straight man. Possibly a slightly insecure one. Only they would interpret 'not eating a woman's face off or getting teenage boners at her slightest touch' as proof of homosexuality.
11 definitely swung both ways though.
>>69660640
It's the edgy frenchman on a ruse cruise.
12 kissed Missy twice. The second time he did it willingly. 12 still strikes me as asexual though. He's the first Doctor since McCoy who seems to be.
>>69643354
I love this one but I always had one question:
Why did the Doctor START the whole thing? They couldn't have invaded without him, so shouldn't he have just told Borusa they were a potential threat & the Time Lords would have time-locked them without the shitsorm?
>>69661498
https://youtu.be/pveVEcfvR5k
>>69661498
Because the story was written in a hurry and makes no sense.
>>69662476
70 percent of Old Who in a nutshell.
>>69662476
>“Normally you have about five or six months to set up and do preparation on a series with, usually, a few unused stories in the cupboard. We had nothing. The Invasion of Time came about because the original script for that slot came in right up against the deadline. And when it did come in, it proved to be unworkable. It just could not be done. There were things in it, I remember, like an amphitheatre the size of Wembley Stadium filled with killer cats in the audience. So that story went out of the window, leaving us just five days to write three hours of television. I don’t think either Anthony Read or I went to bed for three days solid.
>>69643354
Timelords ruined forever episode
Why does 1200 year old Eleven claim to be 900 in the save the day trailer?
>>69663644
He doesn't exactly, he just claims he's been running that long. It's not uncommon to suggest that One might have been a few centuries old before he scarpered off Gallifrey.
Actors that should have been in Doctor Who by now
Timothy Spall
Mackenzie Crook
Adrian Lester
John Rhys Davies
Imelda Staunton
Katherine Parkinson
>>69663644
Why does the Ninth Doctor claim to be 900 hundred years old when the Sixth Doctor claimed to be 900 years old?
>>69655729
Ultimate pottery with Delgado's master, who was supposed to die saving the Doctor
Literally bravo moffat
>>69664966
Why did the sixth Doctor claim that he was 900 years old when the third Doctor claimed that he was 'a several thousand years old'
>>69655729
>He'll die saving Missy.
No
I don't even think the tumblrinas would like that.
>>69665237
Because 3 was a lying cunt.
>>69664506
>Rik Mayall will never be the Doctor
;--;
>>69665237
It's not on the TV show, but the Planet of the Spiders novelisation by Terrance Dicks (published in 1975) says 3 was 748. So this pretty much >>69665303
>>69665387
Who?
>>69666479
He was a strange comedian in the 80s
>>69655319
Skipped it. I want nothing to do with River.
>>69667587
>skipping
>>69667587
You didn't miss anything
>>69667649
I will never feel guilty about it. River is such shit and I don't care what you say.
>>69667587
Should we care anon?
This isn't your blog you know
>>69667740
She is but the episode was good.
>>69667768
Keep those tears flowing.
>>69667868
> tears
Great Banter m8
>>69667798
nice meme
>>69668043
>meme
Great Banter m8
>>69655729
That's a really generic Davros line.
>>69655319
No, not a fan of River.
>>69668091
how so
