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halbarryislife · 7 months
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THE TOYMAKER played by Michael Gough & Neil Patrick Harris
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gallifreyanhotfive · 5 months
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fanartka · 6 months
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DrStrangetober Day 22
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doverstar · 17 days
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was today years old when discovering that the eleventh doctor wears leather trousers. his trousers are made of black leather. Black leather with the ends rolled up and I. have no idea what to think-
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neon-psychopomp · 5 months
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WIP of the Twelfth Doctor Peter Capaldi has such an expressive face, it was impossible not to make him a caricature.
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jacksdoodlesnshit · 1 year
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Redraw of that attitude interview with Jodie Whittaker and Mandip Gill from over a year ago.
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letsphotographlife · 8 months
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The Doctor and I! I am so honored to have @blufruity create this redesign of my photo op with Paul McGann from @LIDoctorWhoCon last month! I am in love 😻 @littleshopprops @bigfinish #DoctorWho #LIWho #EighthDoctor #PaulMcGann
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thegoodwhovian · 1 year
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-Splendid fellows, all of them-
First commission of 2023 (or more accurately the last commission of 2022 that overshot)
The ‘Classic’ Doctor Whos.
William Hartnell, Patrick Troughton, Jon Pertwee, Tom Baker, Peter Davison, Colin Baker and Sylvester McCoy.
Also featuring Peter Cushing as Dr. Who from the two 60’s Dalek movies.
Oh and a TARDIS thrown in for good measure.
The Doctor and his TARDIS. Perfect!
Anyway, needless to say it was quite a challenge. Great fun interpreting costumes and characters I know so well.
For more, check out my Instagram!
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nothinggold13 · 2 months
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the next time Classic Who gives me a Big Strong Man (TM), he best survive the story, I’m telling you— 😤
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we had a "difficult client" simulation lab today, and everyone told me i did really well and that is 100% because ive played a lot of ttrpgs
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journeyintothemachine · 10 months
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jojoseames · 2 years
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Patron original art reward! The Tenth Doctor, from "Doctor Who"! 
JoJo Seames, 2022
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jazzishuman · 11 months
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Netflix really said, "Hey you are autistic! Want to watch our transphobic and stupid Doctor show with an autistic lead!"
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markredfield · 1 year
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William Hartnell
(8 January 1908 – 23 April 1975)
The first Doctor.
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splattermarx · 1 year
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Wilfred Mott played by Bernard Cribbins
Wilfred Mott played by Bernard Cribbins
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sparrowlucero · 24 days
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Even if a creator is a bad person it's still okay to like their work. People need to mind their own business.
Honestly it's not really that sort of situation. I'll actively defend Steven Moffat here.
There was a huge hate movement for him back in the early 2010s - which, in retrospect, formed largely because he was running 2 of the superwholock shows at once, one of which went through extremely long hiatuses* and the other of which was functionally an adaptation of an already well regarded show**, making him subject to a sort of double ire in the eyes of a lot of fandom people. Notably, his co-showrunner, Mark Gatiss, is rarely mentioned and much of his work is still attributed to Moffat (and yes, this includes that Hbomberguy video. Several of "Steven Moffat's bad writing choices" were not actually written by him, they were Gatiss.)
People caricatured the dude into a sort of malicious, arrogant figure who hated women and was deliberately mismanaging these shows to spite fans, to the point where people who never watched them believe this via cultural osmosis. It became very common to take quotes from him out of context to make them look bad***, to cite him as an example of a showrunner who hated his fans, someone who sabotaged his own work just to get at said fans, someone who was too arrogant to take criticism, despite all of this being basically a collective "headcanon" formed on tumblr. Some if it got especially terrible, like lying about sexual assault (I don't mean people accused him of sexual assault and I think they're making it up, I mean people would say things like "many of his actresses have accused him of sexual assault on set" when no such accusations exist in the first place. This gets passed around en masse and is, in my opinion, absolutely rancid.)
On top of that a ton of the criticism directed at the shows themselves is, personally, just terrible media criticism. So much of it came from assuming a very hostile intent from the writer and just refusing to engage with the text at all past that.
Like some really common threads you see with critique of this writer's work, especially in regards to Doctor Who since that's the one I'm most familiar with:
A general belief that his lead characters were meant to be ever perfect self inserts, and so therefore when they act shitty or arrogant or flawed in any way, that's both reflective of the author and meant to be viewed as positive or aspirational.
An overarching thesis that his characters are "too important" in the narrative due to the writer's arrogance and self obsession
A lot of focus on the writer personally "attacking" the fans or making choices primarily out of spite.
A tendency to treat the show being different to what it's adapting as inherently bad and hostile towards the original
Just generally very little consideration of the themes, intent, etc.
This one's a little more nebulous and doesn't apply to all critique but a lot of it, especially recently, is clearly by people who haven't seen the show in like 10 years and their opinion is largely formed secondhand through like, "discourse nostalgia". Which. you know. bad.
I think these are just weird and nonsensical ways to engage with a work of fiction. I also think it's really sad to see the show boiled down to this because that era of who is, in my opinion, very thematically rich and unique among similar shows, and I hate that it's often dismissed in such a paltry way.
This isn't to say people aren't allowed to critique Steven Moffat or anything, but the context in which he basically became The Devil™ to a large portion of fandom and is still remembered in a poor light is very tied to this perfect storm of fan culture and I just don't agree with a ton of it.
* I'm sure most people have seen the way long running shows and hiatuses will cause people to fall out with a show, with some former fans turning around and joining a sort of "anti fandom" for it while it's still airing. That happened with both these shows. ** Doctor Who will change it's entire writing staff, crew, and cast every few years, and with that comes a change in style, tone, theme - the old show basically ends and is replaced by a new show under the same title. As Steven Moffat's era was the first of these handovers for the majority of audiences, you can imagine this wasn't a well loved move for many fans. *** I know for a fact most people have not sought out the sources for a lot of these quotes to check that they read the same in context because 1) most of them were deleted years ago and are very difficult to find now and 2) many of them do actually make sense in the context of their respective interviews
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