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for a hot second I did mistake your icon to be those bitches from good omens XD

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alr i noticed this whole ago i thought id share it with y'all anyone notice that the 13th doctor's coat for her tux looks a lot like it couldve been one of the 12th doctor's old coats, in-universe? like it has the iconic red lining of his and not to mention it being a bit oversized for 13

(here're two more pics of 13 from her first ep in 12's coat and 12 from The Lie of The Land for comparison)

it will always bother me that in the year of our Lord 1963, Susan said she made up the initials for the TARDIS, but that apparently every single other person on her planet and all over the universe for some reason call all of those ships TARDISes. they don’t have another name for it. Type 40 TARDIS. stole a TARDIS. did Susan name all of them? was Susan there at the conceptualization of the first one? why. why-

bbcdoctorwho "I would love it if you came with me" ❤️❤️

thank god the effects are still terrible the beatles look nothing like themselves and the new DWM cover looks like it was designed by a 12 year old in clip art. ncuti is out there in a new teaser proclaiming himself the last of the time lords. a street in cardiff was recently plastered with incredibly obvious DON’T WORRY TRUST THE GOVERNMENT posters and some fascist guy named conrad demanding the people keep their heads up. bird monsters are infiltrating regency england. anyone feel 2005 in the air tonight? disney money can’t touch a thing <3

the thing that kills me about this upcoming beatles episode is that in all those 'proof doctor who is real!!!!' compilations they ALWAYS include that pic of the beatles with an unidentified man who kinda sorta looks like matt smith, and like, if they don't reference that at all, then what was this all for

Do you think that one night in the Temple-Noble household, curled up under a blanket on the couch with half empty mugs of hot chocolate cooling down on the coffee table, Donna and The Doctor got to talking about all the things she’d missed in the others long life? In the time they spent without her? In the time they spent before her?

Do you think Donna asked about all the people they knew before they’d met each other? All the other Martha’s and Melanie’s, and Rose’s?

Do you think they told her about what happened to them all? How they left them, how they lost them?

Do you think when they got to Jamie and Zoe, Donna felt a sudden deep sorrow in her chest? Because she knows how they felt after losing someone you can’t possibly remember. She knows how that empty space festers within your mind and how it spreads to every part of who you are until you’re not even certain if there was ever a time this *thing* wasn’t missing?

But she got to remember all of it. And she knows that they didn’t. She knows that they spent the rest of their lives with that deafening black hole within themselves. Not knowing how to fill it to satisfy its all encompassing abyss. Maybe they remembered on some level. Maybe their memories of their time together, even erased from their grasp, impacted the way they acted, the way they treated life. Or maybe they really were just snapped back and left with a festering nothingness that they tried to ignore the best they could, like there was something there all along.

Do you think she chooses not to tell The Doctor this just yet? Because their hot chocolates are getting colder, and they’re falling asleep on her shoulder mumbling of all the happy times and adventures they had with those two all those centuries ago. And she couldn’t bare to take that from them. Not now. Not tonight.

She’s partially sure they know anyway. That they’re choosing to pass over that detail of their departure for her own sake. That they’re the one who chose not to tell. Not tonight. Maybe not ever.

this is where we've always been going / this is our perfect ending

The Haunting of Villa Diodati where everything is the same except Paul McGann is in the background going on a rampage and screaming himself hoarse about Frankenstein

The Doctor Who episode "Hell Bent" is such a weird episode of television because I think it's unironically a beautiful poignant masterpiece while simultaneously being an episode that comes across like it's deliberately trolling the audience.

it struck me today that a massive part of what makes the Doctor the hero and not the villain of the show is that he actually is not a good guy. he's not good. he's terrible, and he could be really bad for the universe, but the thing that makes him the hero is that he knows what he is really like sometimes and he is actively trying to do the right thing at every opportunity and be better, so in this essay I will-